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  • 8 Tips for Becoming Part of the Indie Film Community

    Getting seen for independent films can be really freakin’ frustrating. Some casting directors don’t even put out breakdowns. There are days when it just seems really futile. That’s when you’ve got to shake things up a bit in order to get your groove back. In the spirit of doing one thing a day to bring us closer to the life we want, here are some thoughts on how to build that indie film résumé, even when you’re not repped by a sexy, powerful talent agency.
    1. Read the trades. Find out who is making what. Get excited about up-and-coming filmmakers, producers, and directors. See their work and keep up with them on social media. The more you know about them, the easier it will be to one day get to know them and work with them.
    2. Check out Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Chances are, projects still seeking financing aren’t fully cast. Search for projects that interest you and contact producers. You may even be compelled to contribute.
    3. Go where filmmakers go. Whether it’s New York Women in Film and Television, IFP, or other filmmakers’ meet-up groups, be one of the few actors in the room. Talk to people. And make a point to attend film festivals even when you don’t

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