Beyond the Craft
What You Need to Know to Make a Living Creatively!
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Jim Jermanok
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Mr. Jim Jermanok
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Beyond the Craft: What You Need to Know to Make a Living Creatively! is a revolutionary, current insider’s guide to doing what you need to do to make a living creatively. This bottom-line volume offers a unique strategy, philosophy, and even vocabulary for the enormous worldwide audience of aspiring, working, and successful creative professionals and students.
It is based on those habits, tools, and qualities that successful creatives share and is intended to empower you to reach the next level of your career without solely relying on others: agents, managers, and other gatekeepers (casting directors, producers, etc.).
Using his own real-life experiences from an active and impressive 30-year career, Jim Jermanok will cover: distinguishing yourself; building confidence; obtaining and working with agents and managers; learning the business; effective networking with a simple networking system; the art of the schmooze; evaluating survival and industry jobs; and new opportunities in new media, among many other essential topics.
©2016 Jim Jermanok (P)2018 Essential Audiobooks LLC批評家のレビュー
"Everyone should read this book!" (Martin Landau, Oscar-winning actor)
"A concise, easy-to-read and fabulously serviceable guide to finding your way round the apparently complex, baffling and unwelcoming world of the creative media. Few people are in a better position than Jim Jermanok, who has done it all, to guide the novice and even the experienced practitioner. Highly recommended." (Stephen Fry, actor, writer, director)
"Jim Jermanok’s Beyond the Craft are the Cliffs Notes for people hoping to make it in the business of creative pursuit; a MapQuest tour through the baffling and congested world of entertainment and media." (Steve Kroft, CBS News correspondent for 60 Minutes, five-time Peabody Award winner)