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Brett Kunsch I'm compiling a list of the top 10 films for entrepreneurs. Citizen Kane, Social Network, Jerry Maguire, The Aviator, Ghostbusters (!) are making the cut so far. What else would you add to the list? Thanks ahead of time!!

64 weeks ago from Web Startups, Upstarts!, Business Development, Film and Entrepreneurs 3 more

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JRandom42: Here's one you forgot:

Boiler Room

MoreHere's one you forgot:

Boiler Room

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181984/

And while it's not a movie, it's still relates to enterprenuers pretty well

Burn Rate by Michael Wolff
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn_Rate_(book)
http://tinyurl.com/3t4ts7r

29 weeks ago

Peter Weyant: Have to add an Ann Rand movie, either the recent Atlas Shrugged or the classic Fountainhead.
27 weeks ago

Rob Smart Fractured Synthesis The Blender Aesthetic of Outsider filmmaker Bob Moricz My new essay in Bright Lights Film Journal, a critical survey of the work of underground filmaker Bob Moricz. http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/74/74bobmoricz_smart.php

28 weeks ago from Film

Rob Smart If so inclined please check out my Biznik profile. http://biznik.com/members/rob-smart?sharing_context=tweet

31 weeks ago from Film

Rob Smart Love black and white, Wim Wender's (through the mouth of the director character) said that in Black and White you can see the shape of things.

31 weeks ago from Film

Eoghann Irving I'm curious. How many of you enjoy watching old black and white movies? I've noticed that amongst my peers there's a tendency only to watch movies from the late 70's (or sometimes 80's) and onwards. I suspect this is relates to the age of the people and what movies they grew up watching.

116 weeks ago from Film

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Thomas Kohn: I like both old B+W and NEW b+w. But it's really a matter of the screen writer, director, or actor for me. For a new b+w, I strongly suggest ...MoreI like both old B+W and NEW b+w. But it's really a matter of the screen writer, director, or actor for me. For a new b+w, I strongly suggest seeing The White Ribbon by Michael Haneke.
104 weeks ago

Rob Smart: I watch old black and white films (and more recent, like The White Ribbon). As the director in Wim Wender's film The State of Things, "in black ...MoreI watch old black and white films (and more recent, like The White Ribbon). As the director in Wim Wender's film The State of Things, "in black and white you can see the shape of things."
35 weeks ago

Sandhya Padmanabh What's your favorite film ... this year (2010?)

116 weeks ago from Film

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Brett Kunsch: Inception! Toy Story 3, The Town, and Social Network were solid, too.
81 weeks ago

Rob Smart: Secret Sunshine (S. Korea); Enter the Void. Egoyan is now making a film about the kids from the Paradise Lost documentaries, a feature apparently ...MoreSecret Sunshine (S. Korea); Enter the Void. Egoyan is now making a film about the kids from the Paradise Lost documentaries, a feature apparently not another documentary (there's a third one of those already out). Could be interesting. Also looking forward to Wim Wenders documentary about Pina Bausch (in 3-D no less).
35 weeks ago

Brett Kunsch It's the weekend, so I'm done with the work talk my fellow BCs. What movie are you most looking forward to this Spring/Summer? And do you predict Hollywood will give us better entertainment than last year?

59 weeks ago from Movie Critics and Film

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Brett Kunsch: Quite true. And those 3D tv's are not going to do the trick, no matter how hard they try.
57 weeks ago

jlp1976: I don't normally see a lot of movies, but I really want to see the IMAX movie Tornado Alley.
57 weeks ago

65 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Film, Business Development, Upstarts! and Web Startups 3 more

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Megan Atkinson: A great female entrepreneur movie is Real Women Have Curves! Definitely a chick flick but a good business lesson regardless. I'd like to add Hitch ...MoreA great female entrepreneur movie is Real Women Have Curves! Definitely a chick flick but a good business lesson regardless. I'd like to add Hitch because it's about confidence in selling yourself. Also, It's a Wonderful Life because it's a classic!
64 weeks ago

Brett Kunsch: Thanks @Megan - I'll need to check that one out. Good call on Hitch and It's a Wonderful Life!
64 weeks ago

Philip Goetz AF100 with EOS glass is cool to. Aperture control is on the adapter. http://shop.texasmediasystems.com/Kipon-EOS-m43-Canon-EOS-to-Micro-Four-...

68 weeks ago from Film

Tony Forte Any film enthusiast make it out to the Sundance Film Festival this year? This is a must go for a movie aficionado, if you missed it this year be sure to attend next year. Check out this cool read for more: http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2011/01/22/any-given-sundance-%E2%80%93-ki...

69 weeks ago from Film, Creatively Inspired, I am Gen Y, Travel Addicts and Work/Life Blur 3 more

JESS Kalinowsky: My neighbor is a Writer/Director and had a film there, and I was supposed to go with her, but could not because of another commitment. Unfortunate ...MoreMy neighbor is a Writer/Director and had a film there, and I was supposed to go with her, but could not because of another commitment. Unfortunate her movie did not get picked up! I do a lot of travel arrangements for people in the movie industry and go to a few festivals a year as their guest. Lots of fun!
69 weeks ago

Ben I thought this was interesting advice from an interview with the former Disney CEO: "When my son wanted to go to undergraduate film school, I called George Lucas, who told him: Don’t go. Learning to make a movie is like learning to drive. Anybody can learn to drive. It’s where you drive that counts."

70 weeks ago from Film

Jamie Wilson: Great quote! Direct Robert Rodriguez gave similar advice in his book "Rebel Without a Crew" (MoreGreat quote! Direct Robert Rodriguez gave similar advice in his book "Rebel Without a Crew" (http://amzn.to/egrcFg). He basically said to take the money you'd spend on film school and use it to shoot a film--then you not only have experience but a film for your portfolio.
70 weeks ago

Philip Goetz AF100 and Voigtländer Nokton 25mm f/0.95 is quite a combo. Lens with the GH2 is cool too.

71 weeks ago from Film

Ian Loomer For the New Year my company decided to have a little fun and create an Interactive Choose Your Own Adventure Youtube video for all of our clients. Its full of exploding cakeballs, hobo chases, and McGruber and Charlie Brown Christmas Homages. Check it out. I would love to know what you think. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROLcAFRxrHc

71 weeks ago from Film

Steve Donovan: Great job, Loomer! Great idea and well done!
71 weeks ago

Ian Loomer: Thanks! It was a company group effort and we are all really proud of it.
71 weeks ago

Brett Kunsch My 2010 Top 10 Films (not in any particular order): 1. Toy Story 3 2. The Town 3. Social Network 4. Catfish 5. 127 Hours 6. Inception 7. Black Swan 8. Shutter Island 9. The Kids are All Right 10. I leave this spot open for the ones I've yet to see! What does your list look like?

73 weeks ago from Film

Brett Kunsch Darren Aronofsky's new movie "Black Swan" reminded me that perfectionism KILLS. I touch on lessons learned in my new post: Personal Development from a Crazy Ballerina. http://bit.ly/e5CJIr What do you do to remind yourself that aiming for perfection is a losing game?

74 weeks ago from Ask A Coach, Personal Development and Film 1 more

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Brett Kunsch: @Yaseen - very good distinction between perfection and perfectionism. Thanks for weighing in!

@williams - spot-on regarding insecurity. It ...More@Yaseen - very good distinction between perfection and perfectionism. Thanks for weighing in!

@williams - spot-on regarding insecurity. It certainly aligns with the root of FEAR that sparks perfectionism.
74 weeks ago

Carlee Mallard: I think you just have to keep an eye on balance. Perfectionism alone won't kill, but if you're so focused on being perfect that you don't notice ...MoreI think you just have to keep an eye on balance. Perfectionism alone won't kill, but if you're so focused on being perfect that you don't notice how it's affecting your own health and you don't take care of your OWN needs first, that's when you're going to get in trouble.
74 weeks ago

Tyler Durbin Hey all...if you do any type of video editing or creation, I have an opportunity to feature you on GenYJourney.com. Shoot me a message or reply below for more details!

74 weeks ago from Film

Brett Kunsch What are your thoughts on "Catfish"?

79 weeks ago from Film

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Andrew Hoobin: I haven't yet seen the movie but, what can one say? Except, that it seems rather scary, a bit unnerving, and also intriguing as to (the ...MoreI haven't yet seen the movie but, what can one say? Except, that it seems rather scary, a bit unnerving, and also intriguing as to (the beginnings) of just how truly weird online social networking can be.

Example: I got a Facebook Friend Request the other day; the person had no photo or avatar; they only had one other friend listed; and they never sent me a message, when I requested more information, just posted a profile shot which (I'm sure) was a filched identity, just like the personal information. Conclusion? Run away!!
79 weeks ago

Brett Kunsch: Yes, run away! Catfish most certainly explores the darker side of social networking. I say no more.
79 weeks ago

JR Moreau Greetings video producers and consumers, I wanted to give you all a shout-out and ask you to check out a new online tool for sharing video called http://BlipSnips.com. We make video social. Today we're giving away a $25 gift card to Starbucks to one of our followers (could be you!) on Twitter who BlipSnip their favorite Halloween themed Youtube video. It's uber easy to do, so check it out and hit me up if you have any questions at all! @JRMoreau http://twitter.com/BlipSnips/statuses/29087712844

81 weeks ago from Film and Social Media Marketing

Tim Moreland Anyone have any connections with a solid videographer in the Pittsburgh area? I am looking for some to do a job for me with experience both shooting video and editing. Recent graduates or students would be great! This could turn into a regular gig for the right person. Let me know if you can help. Thanks!

91 weeks ago from Film and New Media Marketing

Kirk A. Norris: Tim,

John Jaquish is a great person to work with. I've worked with him on several projects where he was a writer, director, videographer and ...MoreTim,

John Jaquish is a great person to work with. I've worked with him on several projects where he was a writer, director, videographer and steady cam operator. You can find him on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/johnrjaquish?ref=ts. Not sure what he's up to right now but he is good at what he does.

Kirk
91 weeks ago

Kathryn The Double Down film community seems like a great site for networking in whatever area of film you are interested in. http://doubledownfilmcommunity.ning.com The creators are filmmakers Pete Chatmon and Anthony Q. Artiss, really hard-working and talented folks.

92 weeks ago from Film

Gwen Van Jules I'm moving to Vancouver in December/January and looking for a film job. I have on-set experience as a production manager and script/continuity; and I've worked as a production assistant in preparation. And of course I'm *super*charming!

97 weeks ago from Film

Thomas Kohn I'm wondering if there's advice out there about acquiring rights to old films, to include clips in a documentary screenplay for a criticism of the horror film genre.

104 weeks ago from Film

Philip Goetz: "Orphaned footage" is the academic field if copyright holders cannot be found.
98 weeks ago

Anthony Morgan Peters I use Creative Commons (CC) Licensing plus a Personally drafted Commercial license To show how individuals and groups can use my own Copyrighted Music. I am also in the process of applying Creative Commons Licensing to all my own copyrighted work such as text & designs and adding a works specific Commercial license when intending to sell my own copyrighted works. Do you use Creative Commons &/or a Commercial License? If your in the dark on CC go here http://creativecommons.org/about/what-is-cc

113 weeks ago from Film

Anthony Morgan Peters recommended this

David Saint Check this: A new breakdown of the recent Miami International Film Festival: http://bit.ly/dv96cs

113 weeks ago from Film

Philip Goetz: Miami had a presence at South by Southwest in Austin this year, March 2010.
98 weeks ago

Iz To all the indie filmmakers in this network, I was wondering if anyone would be interested in getting their film screened in Toronto? No it's not TIFF, I just got a great rate from a cinema and since I'm already looking at an indie music video film fest I think it would be great if we could get some feature length filmmakers some shine. Details to follow but get at me before hand for any questions you might have.

115 weeks ago from Film