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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2013 · 51 MIN

012: Hotsquatch Entertainment, Jacqueline Gault and James Wilderhancock (Part 1)

from Film Trooper · host Scott McMahon, Fellow Film Trooper

JACQUELINE GAULT and JAMES WILDERHANCOCK ON THE FILM TROOPER PODCAST In this episode I interview the founders of Hotsquatch Entertainment, Jacqueline Gault and James Wilderhancock.  They discuss their inspiration for films and how they apply it to their own company as they get ready to travel down to L.A. for the American Film Market.  This…

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Welcome to the Film Trooper Podcast, where we help independent filmmakers become entrepreneurs. Broadcasting to you from Portland, Oregon, your host, Scott McMahon, interviews local filmmakers and entrepreneurs to help bridge the gap between art and business; all in the attempt to create a step-by-step process for filmmakers to earn a sustainable living through their films. In this episode I interview the founders of Hotsquatch Entertainment, Jacqueline Gault and James Wilderhancock. They discuss their inspiration for films and how they apply it to their own company as they get ready to travel down to L.A. for the American Film Market. This is part one, so be sure to check out the 2nd part in the next episode.

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