Have you ever thought about bringing your passion project to life? Do you get excited while envisioning what the finished product will look like but unsure of the process to create it? In this episode, Janet discusses why it's important to have your project done professionally after you are already connected inside of the film industry.

In this episode, Janet breaks down the key differences between those who are motivated by necessity and those who are motivated by possibility within their careers.

In this episode, Janet is on a call speaking about the skill to have self-confidence and why it's necessary to have it even in the most negative times.

In this episode, Janet talks about those who aspire to be a director and are working video editing jobs.

We've probably all heard about the writers strike that is currently happening in the film industry. You may be thinking, "how does this affect me?". In this episode, Janet reassures you that it doesn't and in fact will help ensure a better future for whatever career path you choose in the industry.

In this episode, Janet has a conversation with academy award nominated art director and A-lister Jake. From working at a call center, to office PA, to being a union art director, Jake shares his experiences and approach to creating connections and moving up in the film industry.

In this episode, Janet dives deep into the reasons that lead people to enroll in film school and the detriment it poses when trying to work in the film industry upon graduating.

This episode features several guests that Janet was on call with that have different experiences but have a common goal- wanting to be full-time in the industry.

Shooting passion projects is the slowest way to break into the film industry. I understand why you'd think it was the right thing to do if you want to direct. But it's actually slowing down your career. How many connections on professional film sets do you get from shooting passion projects? A big zero.

So what should you do? Watch the video to find out about doing professional projects that you do with peers you meet on professional film sets and never shoot a "passion project" again!

Do you dream of having a career working camera for big budget shoots? Are you pursuing your career but the local music videos and wedding shoots aren't your dream? You may feel like you've settled for a life that has become easy for you, but isn't what you want. What you always wanted was to make an impact, to get your ideas out into the world, and to do your own projects, instead of running around for other people.

What you don't know is you can have the most amazing life working in film. You had it right before, when you wanted to get into film, and then the video jobs came along and got you busy. Now, it may be time to go back to the life you always wanted.