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Creating Work Opportunities as a Director & Writer in TV/Film with Director-Writer JOE NUSSBAUM of ‘AWKWARD’ & ‘PROM’
Enjoyed this episode? Please leave me an honest rating and review by clicking here. It'll take a good second for the link to take you directly to the "ratings & reviews page", don't forget to sign into your iTunes account when prompted. A heartfelt thank you in advance for your time! It helps me so much in getting this podcast out there to share with more listeners!
“It takes a lot of trial and error, and endless, tireless effort in the face of rejection.” -Joe Nussbaum
Today’s guest is director-writer Joe Nussbaum, whose work can be seen in movies and on television worldwide. He’s the very first director I had the wonderful opportunity to work with after moving to Los Angeles! Joe’s interview is incredibly eye-opening on the realities of what it takes to be a working director and writer. Joe’s no-frills perspective is especially motivating for budding filmmakers looking for guidance with their career. Joe’s episode is an absolute must– you’ll walk away with so much more knowledge and preparedness about the industry as a filmmaker.
“If someone says write 10 jokes, write 100.”
“If you really want to make stuff, then you really need to make stuff.”
Learn More About Joe Nussbaum
Since making the acclaimed short film “George Lucas in Love” in 1999, Joe Nussbaum has been working as a director and writer in movies, television, and commercials. He’s directed the features SLEEPOVER (2004), AMERICAN PIE PRESENTS: THE NAKED MILE (2006), SYDNEY WHITE (2007), and Disney’s PROM (2011) along with episodes of television for MTV, ABC, FOX, ABC Family, and Amazon, including multiple episodes of the acclaimed series “Awkward” on which he was also a writer. Additionally on the writing side, Nussbaum has written feature scripts for Warner Bros., Fox, New Regency, Alcon, Walden, and GK Films. In 2015, the first ever TV pilot that Nussbaum directed, “Just Add Magic” was picked up to series by Amazon and Joe is currently directing more episodes and executive producing season one.
What You’ll Learn From This Episode:
Be sure to check out Joe's shownotes page at http://88cupsoftea.com/podcast/joenussbaum/
Please Leave a Review
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Enjoyed this episode? Please leave me an honest rating and review by clicking here. It'll take a good second for the link to take you directly to the "ratings & reviews page", don't forget to sign into your iTunes account when prompted. A heartfelt thank you in advance for your time! It helps me so much in getting this podcast out there to share with more listeners!
“It takes a lot of trial and error, and endless, tireless effort in the face of rejection.” -Joe Nussbaum
Today’s guest is director-writer Joe Nussbaum, whose work can be seen in movies and on television worldwide. He’s the very first director I had the wonderful opportunity to work with after moving to Los Angeles! Joe’s interview is incredibly eye-opening on the realities of what it takes to be a working director and writer. Joe’s no-frills perspective is especially motivating for budding filmmakers looking for guidance with their career. Joe’s episode is an absolute must– you’ll walk away with so much more knowledge and preparedness about the industry as a filmmaker.
“If someone says write 10 jokes, write 100.”
“If you really want to make stuff, then you really need to make stuff.”
Learn More About Joe Nussbaum
Since making the acclaimed short film “George Lucas in Love” in 1999, Joe Nussbaum has been working as a director and writer in movies, television, and commercials. He’s directed the features SLEEPOVER (2004), AMERICAN PIE PRESENTS: THE NAKED MILE (2006), SYDNEY WHITE (2007), and Disney’s PROM (2011) along with episodes of television for MTV, ABC, FOX, ABC Family, and Amazon, including multiple episodes of the acclaimed series “Awkward” on which he was also a writer. Additionally on the writing side, Nussbaum has written feature scripts for Warner Bros., Fox, New Regency, Alcon, Walden, and GK Films. In 2015, the first ever TV pilot that Nussbaum directed, “Just Add Magic” was picked up to series by Amazon and Joe is currently directing more episodes and executive producing season one.
What You’ll Learn From This Episode:
Be sure to check out Joe's shownotes page at http://88cupsoftea.com/podcast/joenussbaum/
Please Leave a Review
It means so much to me to be able to share my interviews with you. Ratings and reviews on my podcast’s iTunes page helps a LOT in helping me to spread the word about the podcast. The more ratings and reviews I receive, the more you’re helping with the ranking of my show. That means there’s a higher chance of my podcast being found and subscribed to. Please leave me honest feedback as I read every single one and want to know how I can make improvements and continue delivering awesome content.
Thank you so much in advance for leaving me a review and rating!
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