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Success in movie industry is different for everyone. Some filmmakers want recognition. Others want a pile of money. And other people simply want a nice business card title and a little respect. But regardless of career outcome, you need to determine the price you’re willing to pay to achieve your success.
What price are you willing to pay in terms of effort, time, money and possible frustration to make a living making movies? For many, the price is rejection, heartache and ultimately, failure. The price you pay could be wasting your youth on a career that never comes to fruition.
Living the life requires dedication, hard work and some luck. And if you don’t establish a grounded perspective and plan, the pursuit of a movie career will most certainly make friends and family think you’re self absorbed, egotistical and a little crazy. The worst part is, they may be correct.
What price are you willing to pay to make a living making movies?
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This post was written by Jason on October 14, 2008
