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Surviving Hollywood

Your Ticket to Success

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This one-stop resource is a must-have addition to the library of anyone with a Hollywood dream! Filled with dozens of personal anecdotes, musings, and warnings from writers, producers, actors, and directors who have been there, Surviving Your Ticket to Success provides all the real-life tools you need for protecting your personal well-being in an unstable and sometimes unscrupulous industry. Readers will discover sage advice for keeping their spirits up despite constant rejection, weathering long periods of unemployment, maintaining a stable marriage and family life in an unstable business, keeping the faith in the midst of lies and deceit, and much more. Special sections address such topics as the dangers child actors face and how to deal with egomaniacs without becoming one.

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Surviving Hollywood, Jerry Rannow

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2002
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Title
Surviving Hollywood
Subtitle
Your Ticket to Success
Language
English
Released
2002
Format
Paperback
Pages
192
ISBN10
1581152558
ISBN13
9781581152555
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This one-stop resource is a must-have addition to the library of anyone with a Hollywood dream! Filled with dozens of personal anecdotes, musings, and warnings from writers, producers, actors, and directors who have been there, Surviving Your Ticket to Success provides all the real-life tools you need for protecting your personal well-being in an unstable and sometimes unscrupulous industry. Readers will discover sage advice for keeping their spirits up despite constant rejection, weathering long periods of unemployment, maintaining a stable marriage and family life in an unstable business, keeping the faith in the midst of lies and deceit, and much more. Special sections address such topics as the dangers child actors face and how to deal with egomaniacs without becoming one.