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Jose Luis Vazquez Coriano

U.S.
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Television Production, Producer, Promotions, creative writing.

Marrissa O`Leary

U.S.
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Happy to help with your questions about the business of television. I`ve been a TV Business Affairs, Talent and Comedy executive for over 10 years after starting out as a child actress. I`ve been a VP at two studios, and consulted for others. Because we get so many questions about reality shows, please take a look at the "Previously Answered Questions" first (you'll probably find what you need there!).

Elizabeth Adams

U.S.
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How to get the jobs you want in television, ins and outs of television producing, quandaries and ethics in broadcasting, making the jump to the dark side (pr)

DMA/Donna Michelle Anderson

U.S.
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Reality TV Production Screenwriting Story Structure Casting & Branding for Artists

Mike Dacre

Canada
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I have been involved in Television for the past 26 years as a Technical Producer and Camera operator

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2009-11-06 created by credit:

Hi, David. Thanks for the questions. What to expect will depend on the nature of the show and where it airs. I've heard of everything from $500 - $5000 per episode. In terms of finding representation

2009-11-02 TV Treatment Format:

Hi, Lori. I would suggest you send the query letter first and separately before trying to send any actual material. And no, you cannot "work around" the language you're asking about - to get people

2009-11-02 TV Treatment Format:

Hi, Lori. Thanks for the questions. I'm away from my office, so working at a slight handicap. I don't really know the "rules" for Canada. Here, what a treatment looks like depends on what you're

2009-10-22 Breaking in:

The main thing I would take into account here is your cash flow - is the cost of the show such that with simple sponsorship, you could make adequate profit and sustain production? If so, I would consider

2009-10-22 Breakin in:

Hi. I would suggest you edit your material into a 5 minute and 15 minute trailer. The annual NATPE convention is coming up soon (January), and I think it might be an excellent place for you to try

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