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Hollywood Insider Help by Nancy Fulton - What Kind of Creator Are You? And Why Does That Matter So Much Here in Hollywood?

What Kind of Creator Are You? And Why Does That Matter So Much Here in Hollywood?

Hollywood Insider Help by Nancy Fulton

06/17/24 • 60 min

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As creatives, we invest time, effort, ideas, intellectual property, and our reputation in the projects we do. A project that goes well becomes a stepping stone to other great projects. Failed projects, or projects we fail on, are thus damaging from many perspectives.

Our work is more or less collaborative, based on our desire or willingness to collaborate. Working with the "right" collaborators lets us do our best work. The wrong collaborators disable, distract, and disaffect us. They take us out of the zone in which we are most effective.

In order to find the right collaborators, we need to understand what kind of creatives we are, what we do best, what we need to do our best work, and where our weaknesses are. We also need to understand how to work with (and sometimes side-step) those collaborators with whom we are not perfectly matched.
Learn what kind of creator your and why that matters so much to your work as a producer, screenwriter, documentary filmmaker, or author making media for money.


Music in this Episode was licensed for commercial use from Pond5.com.

06/17/24 • 60 min

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