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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2014 · 57 MIN

057: How To Be A Filmmaker By Helping Others with Darwin Carlisle of First Class Reels

from Film Trooper · host Scott McMahon, Fellow Film Trooper

DIRECTOR/ENTREPRENEUR, DARWIN CARLISLE ON THE FILM TROOPER PODCAST  In this episode, I interview the Founder of First Class Reels, Darwin Carlisle, who helps actors and business people make video reels that promote their genius.   Click here to check out Darwin’s company:  FIRST CLASS REELS Darwin Carlisle was featured on John Lee Dumas’s top rated business…

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Welcome to the Film Trooper Podcast, where I try to help independent filmmakers become entrepreneurs. Why? Because film production is no longer a barrier ... anyone can make a film. Film distribution is no longer a barrier ... anyone can sell their film directly to the world. No. Film marketing is the last barrier, as rising above the noise of the internet is the challenge. By becoming a filmmaking entrepreneur, a.k.a. Film Trooper, filmmakers can learn the skills necessary to adapt and thrive in this new era of filmmaking and internet marketing. Join me, Scott McMahon, as I explore these topics. Past guests have included exclusive interviews with Oren Peli, Creator of "Paranormal Activity", Stephanie Palmer of "Good In A Room", Jason Brubaker of "Filmmaking Stuff", Emily Best of "Seed & Spark", and Independent Film Marketing Strategist, Sheri Candler. In this episode, I interview the Founder of First Class Reels, Darwin Carlisle, who helps actors and business people make video reels that promote their genius.

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