Last week's blog post came from none other but social media guru, Heidi Dean. If you haven't visited her website yet, make sure you do.
TRUE STORY: Last week my friend needed to hire a female singer for a concert that paid thousands of dollars.
Okay, I have a bone to pick with WIX websites (what else is new?) - but my main frustration is their forcing of blogs onto some pages that shouldn't have one.
Yes, we know it's April 1st, but this is NOT a prank! IADB is looking for someone who's ready to take their career to the next level.
If you read my last week's blog you'll see that I've been researching Kickstarter and trying to figure out how it all works and how it can be done right.
Over the past few weeks I've been observing a lot of film projects on Kickstarter and Indiegogo and reading many articles about the best practices of crowdfunding.
What do you think of when you hear the word "veteran"? Do you have a specific image in mind? Is it an elderly man in a wheelchair?
As you might have noticed on our social media, we've been asking our followers to vote IADB for Tech.co's Startup of the Year title.
Just because I've dealt with web design all my adult life, all of these things seem common sense to me, but I've recently realized that this is not the case for everybody else.
We're getting a lot more filmmakers and producers on the IADB platform, but don't assume that this blog post is for them. It's for everyone in the indie film business, including actors.
Right off the bat, you see that I used the mention.com logo in my blog. Let me just clear this up from the start.
I don't know how many times I've said this in my whole life, but I know that I've said this at least a dozen of times over the past few months.