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Tony Klinger

How to Get Into the Movie Business

Career guidance for aspiring filmmakers, from education and training through networking, internships and specialisation — with its sister book, How to Get Your Movie Made, by Someone Who Knows, in the same volume.

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Dreaming of a career in the movie business but unsure where to start? "How to Get Into the Movie Business" has the answers you have been searching for.

Whether you’re a recent graduate looking to break into the film world or considering a career change from an unfulfilling job, this book guides you on the path to a more exciting and rewarding life in film.

Award-winning filmmaker Tony Klinger provides a step-by-step roadmap to entering the industry, covering everything from education and training to networking, internships, and specialisation. Learn how to market yourself effectively, build valuable connections, and develop the persistence and resilience needed to succeed in one of the most competitive fields out there.

Also in this book: How to Get Your Movie Made, by Someone Who Knows

Dreaming of making the next Hollywood blockbuster? How about an award-winning short film? Or even just higher-quality, more entertaining home videos? This book is your guide to making it happen.

With over 50 years of professional experience in the industry, including producing classics like "The Kids Are Alright", award-winning filmmaker Tony Klinger shares his wealth of knowledge and insider secrets to help progress your filmmaking career. From scriptwriting and casting to securing finance, marketing, and distribution, Tony’s insights provide the essential tools you need to bring your film vision to life.

Whether you are a seasoned professional or an aspiring filmmaker, "How to Get Your Movie Made by Someone Who Knows" is the roadmap to achieving your cinematic dreams.

Tony Klinger

Letters from Tony.

Stories from six decades on set, new courses and coaching dates, and the occasional book or film — a few times a year, never more.