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ON THE COVER - Cynthia P.
Photo by D. R. Quintana
WHERE SUCCESS TAKES YOU...
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Question yourself about a career in movie making; who will make the decision that your truly successful? Is there one source that can lead you to success? Will one choice change your future?
ADDING CGI TO YOUR FILM
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Always prepare for that big moment in your film, but don't plan around it. We give you insights on what the best method for CGI building is.
HAVING A FAN BASE...
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It's time to face what is real and what is made up. Don't lose yourself in a reality that you've made up. Learn to help build a solid belief in your work.
Texas has a huge independent film industry filled with a few solid success stories, but a lot of independent films that go no where. We don't have all the answers, but we share information from some of the better known success stories that might lead you in the right direction. The Quantum Storm QSE.357 E-Magazine has insights from over 85 film producers and directors who want nothing but give you the best advice. Join our circle and make your next film the best film you've ever put into production! Become a subscriber HERE!
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ReplyDeleteIt's so hard to believe that so many independent film acting careers are born and dead in less than a year. Even after all of the hype, the awards, the fancy head shots, in the end these people wind up working real jobs in the real world without any real success in "LA." So much for trying to make indie acting as a "career." - Thomas G., Houston, TX
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ReplyDeleteIt's become discerning the amount of bad films and scams that are back on the rise in the Texas film scene. With so many actors trying to fill in the gaps of taking small parts as extras, it's become apparent that the junior actors have lost faith in what real Texas Indie films can do to help their acting careers. Great article, bro! B. Jones, San Antonio, TX
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