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James Dean coming back from the dead? The film world was in a frenzy over the idea of James Dean “playing” a supporting role in a Vietnam War film. Do you think there is an argument to be had for using digital avatars of deceased people in cinema or do you think it crosses a line? Should we be telling stories in other mediums; has the filmgoing experience reached critical mass, and if so, are we witness to the beginning of the end?

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And why you should even consider Facebook Ads in the first place. They're still priced somewhat fairly heading in 2020, though that will change, much as it did for Google Ads per Gary Vee's intuition. But while the getting is good, get your video or short film some more eyeballs on it with this tool. All you need are a few spare coins from the couch cushions and a bolt of lightning + a flux capacitor. 

This podcast is not about how to start and run Facebook Video Views Ads but rather it is about what you should be on the lookout for when you set up your ad. There is a detailed walk-through on how to set up a Facebook Video Views Ad at the blog: https://microbudgeter.com/blog/how-to-set-up-a-Facebook-video-views-ad

Keep creating with the King,

Jake the film guy

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Fellow video producers, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this strategy works for any type of video we create, even if it is a short film. Grant Cardone says that businesses die because of obscurity, and if you are a filmmaker or a video producer, you are definitely a part of a business. So heading into 2020, I think you can adopt this strategy for any piece of video or digital film that you create. It follows after Gary Vee's idea of taking a longer piece of content, what he calls pillar content, and then making micro content from it: splicing up that longer video into smaller segments that can then be repurposed on every social media platform. And I think you should do this to the extreme if you can wing it. If you spent a lot of time on a video or even just a little bit of time on a video, you do want to get out of obscurity.

No excuses. Get started by turning off Netflix, watching less news, soaking up more of the Word, and get to telling everyone you know the "Checkout" lane is open for customers. If reading doesn't strain your brain, get additional help at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-start-video-production-side-hustle-while-raising-family-guy

Paypal? CC? Cash? Check? So many ways to choose from. Spell it out in your contracts, mate, lest Davey Jones beat you at Liar's Dice and you spend eternity on the Black Pearl or whatever Jones' ship was called (I know it's not the Black Pearl - I think it was "Pearl Jam").

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