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Buy it| Publisher | Lone Eagle |
| ISBN | 0823099539 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Author | Brian Dzyak |
| EAN | 9780823099535 |
| Label | Lone Eagle |
| Dewey Decimal Number | 791.43023 |
| Studio | Lone Eagle |
| Number Of Pages | 384 |
| Title | What I Really Want to Do On Set in Hollywood: A Guide to Real Jobs in the Film Industry |
| Release Date | 2008-05-27 |
| Publication Date | 2008-05-27 |
| Manufacturer | Lone Eagle |
Review by Rachael E. Trigg, 2009-04-11
I just bought this book on Monday and have already make a few contacts! I am one of those "transplants"living in L.A. knowing I really want to work in film, but not sure what area. This book is amazing!I helped me figure it out. It breaks down all the different departments and gives you guides as to what you need to work in each of them. It doesn't candy-coat anything. It's very straight forward and written really well.Save yourself tons of money, get the book and start your career!
Review by Ted V, 2009-02-21
I am in the process of a career change to Hollywood. I was all set to pay $15,000 for a college degree, but after reading this book, I realized that what I wanted in a school was a big mistake. Thank goodness I was given this book as a Christmas present. This book created a clear picture for me and I was able to understand what I really want to do on set.
Review by J. Yeager, 2008-12-24
Up until recently, the only answer I had to the question "What (do) I Really Want to do on Set in Hollywood?" was, of course, be a porn star. Alas, the phone has yet to ring.
But when I found myself inadvertently thrust into the uber-intimidating world of being on camera (in my case, TV), I needed a rapid fire education and picked up a copy of this book. I was expecting - hoping, at least - to get a nice glossary-o-lingo, a few insider tips, etc. but what I got was so much more --- a glimpse inside an intriguing career world I'd never imagined.
Brian Dzyak is a first-rate writer with insight not just into the film industry, but into the far bigger issues of career building and lifestyle satisfaction.
(BTW, I'm still interested in that porn career, if anyone On Set in Hollywood is hiring.)
-Jeff Yeager
Author, The Ultimate Cheapskate's Road Map to True Riches
Review by Midwest Book Review, 2008-09-06
The 'credits track' of some movies can run almost ten minutes become of the dozens (and sometimes hundreds) of people it takes to make a modern film. "What I Really Want to Do on Set in Hollywood: A Guide to Real Jobs in the Film Industry" is a guide to jobs outside the known one such as actor, director, producer. Covering the countless jobs you tend to only hear about at the end of movie credits, it offers in depth descriptions and advice on finding the job that may be the right one for the reader. "What I Really Want to Do on Set in Hollywood" is a unique guide to making one's way in Hollywood.
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