Navigating Agents, Managers, and Legal Representation

Categories: Business | Career | Production | Screenplays | Screenwriting

Jeff Mackler and Scott Noe share insights from their experience in the entertainment industry. They explain the roles of agents, managers, and entertainment attorneys, and offer guidance on building professional relationships, protecting your work, and navigating the business side of creative careers.

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From Idea to Publication: Writing Short Fiction

The Fourth Amendment: The Search That Makes or Breaks a Case

From Pitch to Submission: What Agents Actually Want

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