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Bookshop Genres Building Your Dream Career in Entertainment: A Handbook for Getting It and Keeping It by David C. Holman
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  • Genre:SOCIAL SCIENCE
  • SubGenre:Media Studies
  • Language:English
  • Pages:144
  • eBook ISBN:9798350960167
  • Paperback ISBN:9798350960150

Building Your Dream Career in Entertainment

A Handbook for Getting It and Keeping It

by David C. Holman

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Overview
Discover the four steps to reach success in the entertainment industry from a production expert with 35+ years of experience.
Description
Are you passionate about building a career in entertainment—film, radio, TV, or stage—in front of the camera, on stage, or behind the scenes? Mr. Holman reveals how to get started in "Building Your Dream Career in Entertainment." Discover the four steps to success as you secure your career choice through professional advice and guidance. Learn how to go the distance in your career and realize your dreams!
About the author
David C. Holman worked in film, TV, and stage productions for over 35 years in New York and Hollywood. He served as the VP of Production Operations with Columbia Pictures TV covering scores of sitcoms, game shows, and soaps. He's won a TV Emmy Award and served as Unit Manager with ABC Sports; Producer & Associate Producer with Jim Henson and the Muppets; and Production Administrator with ABC-TV including The Dick Cavett Show, the Tony Awards and the Grammy Awards. During his long career, Mr. Holman was an active member of the Producers Guild of America, the Academy of TV Arts & Sciences, and the co-founder of Women In Film, Palm Springs Chapter. During his retirement, he published an essay about his experiences with The Muppets in the 2004 issue of Palm Springs Life Magazine and co-wrote two screenplays with author Joyce Foy.