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Movie Work is Reality

Posted on December 25, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in FILMMAKING

I know you’re tired. I know you are working a day job that drains all of your energy. But if you don’t finish your screenplay, make your short, or plan your feature this year, who will…

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Fighting The Urge To Quit Filmmaking

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in FILMMAKING

Picture this! You leave your small town and move to New York City so you could go after your filmmaking dreams. Because you don’t have much money, you rent the edge of some dude’s cockroach infested kitchen floor – sleeping on an inflatable air mattress…

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Filmmaking Training From a Mentor

Posted on March 11, 2010 by Jason Brubaker in FILMMAKING

As a filmmaker, establishing a mentor is invaluable. Without my mentor, I would have never gone to NYC, would have never made a movie and would have never fell on my financial face—and recovered. Consequently, I would have never made the move to California, produced features or written these words.

encouragement, Film, FILM FINANCING, FILMMAKING, filmmaking career, first job, mentor, Money, motion picture, New York City, production value, Screenplay, SCREENWRITING, success, the business of filmmaking, writing Read More

How to Write Your Movie Script

Posted on February 2, 2010 by Jason Brubaker in SCREENWRITING
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Based on my decade of making movies (and prior to that, working as a reader for a producer in New York City) – I am in the final stages of production. This screenwriting system will be based on a new step-by-step, fill in the blank approach to writing a movie script.

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Jason Brubaker is a Hollywood based Independent Motion Picture Producer and an expert in internet movie distribution. He is focused on helping YOU make, market and sell movies more easily by growing your fan base, building buzz and creating community around your title.

Brubaker currently serves as the film acquisitions manager at Chill where he helps indie filmmakers sell their movies in the social window.

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