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Reel Talk: Secrets to Success

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by Sabby Rosenblatt

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We all want to know the secrets behind anything that works! In Reel Talk: Secrets to Success, top industry guests come on to reflect about their careers, the biggest lessons they have learned along the way, and the key elements that led to their success. Hosted by up and coming producer Sabby Rosenblatt, tune in to listen to Hollywood insiders share advice on how to make it in the movie business.

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Episode thumbnail for EP 6: Things to help your script succeed with Ilan Breil

June 25, 2021

EP 6: Things to help your script succeed with Ilan Breil

<p>Welcome to Reel Talk: Secrets to Success where we get real advice from industry insiders on how to make it in the movie business. Our guests look back at their own careers, sharing how the scored their breakout opportunity and the biggest lessons they've picked up along the way. If you're looking to start a career in the entertainment industry, then this is the perfect place to learn how to get your foot on the door.</p> <p>In this episode, I'm joined by Ilan Breil. Formerly a literary manager, he now focuses his time in producing and offering script consultant services. Throughout his career, he has helped launch several television creators/showrunners, including Jon Bokenkamp (The Blacklist), Scott Rosenbaum (The Shield, Queen of the South), Monica Owusu-Breen (Lost), Conrad Vernon (Producer/Director Sherek 2 &amp; 3 and Sausage Party) and Andy Reaser (Grey's Anatomy), among many others. With over 20 years of experience, he has worked with all mejor studios and networks, and has an extensive contacts network that includes managers, agents and buyers. He currently also has a slate of tv and films in different stages of development.</p> <p>As a consultant, he assist in navigating the choppy politics of getting your script exposed and read by the entertainment business at large. He is able to provide specific information about the industry (seek advice/guidance), offer script/development consulting or guide you on how to get your material ready for distribution.</p> <p>To contact Ilan regarding his services, please email him at <a href="mailto:breilpersonal@gmail.com" target="_blank">breilpersonal@gmail.com</a> or visit <a href="http://ilanbreil.com/" target="_blank">ilanbreil.com</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>To start your own networking, come join "Tina's group" The Entertainment Industry COLLABORATORS Facebook group where filmmakers from across the globe and in all areas come together and learn from each other:</p> <p>https://www.facebook.com/groups/EntertainmentIndustryCollaborators</p>

Episode thumbnail for EP 5: Advancing your career through film festivals with Kimberley Browning

May 28, 2021

EP 5: Advancing your career through film festivals with Kimberley Browning

<p>Welcome to Reel Talk: Secrets to Success where we get real advice from industry insiders on how to make it in the movie business. Our guests look back at their own careers, sharing how the scored their breakout opportunity and the biggest lessons they've picked up along the way. If you're looking to start a career in the entertainment industry, then this is the perfect place to learn how to get your foot on the door.</p> <p>In this episode, I chat with&nbsp;Kimberley Browning. An expert on all things film festivals, Kimberley shares some of the key things to keep in mind in order to build a successful festival strategy that best works for your specific film. She explains the different types of relationships we have with our movies, and the importance of being critical in certain decisions. She also talks about the importance of festivals in general, and how they can help us advance our careers as a filmmaker.</p> <p>Originally a musician, Kimberley made a successful transition to filmmaking early on. She is now a director, producer and festival programmer. She is also the founder of the Hollywood Shorts Film Festival, which she continues to be the director of. Furthermore, Kimberley offers consultation services to help filmmakers build a festival strategy that will serve their project, saving the money in entrance fees for festivals that just aren't the right fit.</p> <p><br></p> <p>To start your own networking, come join "Tina's group" The Entertainment Industry COLLABORATORS Facebook group where filmmakers from across the globe and in all areas come together and learn from each other:</p> <p>https://www.facebook.com/groups/EntertainmentIndustryCollaborators</p>

Episode thumbnail for EP 4: Forging your own path with Cheryl L. Bedford

April 30, 2021

EP 4: Forging your own path with Cheryl L. Bedford

<p>Welcome to Reel Talk: Secrets to Success where we get real advice from industry insiders on how to make it in the movie business. Our guests look back at their own careers, sharing how the scored their breakout opportunity and the biggest lessons they've picked up along the way. If you're looking to start a career in the entertainment industry, then this is the perfect place to learn how to get your foot on the door.</p> <p>In this episode, I chat with the always amazing Cheryl L. Bedford. A producer, line producer, educator and activist, Cheryl is the founder of Women of Color Unite and the JTC list, as well as spearheading the #StartWith8 initiative. One of my absolutely favorite people in the industry, she actively works to bring down barriers and create space for all marginalized people.&nbsp;</p> <p>In her usual candid manner, Cheryl shares the key role mentorship has played in her own career, the importance of connecting with others on a human level, and how one must always forge their own way. In the episode, Cheryl shares stories, hurdles she's had to overcome, and her advice for those that are just starting out. She also shares her key strategy to get someone's attention when surrounded by people during festivals.</p> <p>For more on WOC and how to collaborate and/or join: https://wocunite.org</p> <p>To acquire the JTC List: https://thejtclist.com</p> <p>To start your own networking, come join the The Entertainment Industry COLLABORATORS Facebook group where filmmakers from across the globe and in all areas come together and learn from each other:</p> <p>https://www.facebook.com/groups/EntertainmentIndustryCollaborators</p>

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We all want to know the secrets behind anything that works!

In Reel Talk: Secrets to Success, top industry guests come on to reflect about their careers, the biggest lessons they have learned along the way, and the key elements that led to their success.

Hosted by up and coming producer Sabby Rosenblatt, tune in to listen to Hollywood insiders share advice on how to make it in the movie business.

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