Many people don’t know what to do once they are done with film school. Even through you get all those success stories about recent graduates finding work in big companies, the truth is that they probably have an uncle working in that company. But the rest of us have to find another way to get in the industry. So how do you do it?

The chances of you getting paid work just after leaving film school are very low, so now you need to get work on set.

A few days ago I posted an article from by Cara de Pescado on her first film job in this industry. Later on, she also wrote an article on her first job for MTV. Article from blogcritics.org
Working For MTV
I was a film school graduate with one non-student film on my resume; I knew I needed to get some more experience under my belt. I also knew that this experience was most likely going to be of the unpaid variety. Sure, I wasn’t thrilled with that idea, but my family really …

Yesterday I wrote an article about what to do once you’re done with film school, titled “I’m done, now what?“. Here’s a link that might help you to get in the industry as a PA. Even through its the lowest position there is, it’s where you start. Article from NewEnglandFilm.com

This is going to be a short post. I was browsing the website and I say a google ad about indie film I wrote the address in safari and went to the address and discover something quite interesting for new filmmakers.

We all need connections, but it’s also important to learn how to maintain the connections you’ve made. Here’s an article on how to make connections and how to keep them.