Joel Pilger
Helping emerging creative firms become industry leaders
Founder at Impossible Pictures. Consultant, Advisor, Investor at RevThink. Curator at revCommunity. Host of RevThinking Podcast. Hit me in the DMs
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Huge thanks to
Erin Sarofsky
of Sarofsky and
Ted Kotsaftis
of B&T for this candid chat sharing their perspective on how their studios changed due to the pandemic, where they are now, and where things might be headed.
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Thanks to
Garus Booth
for sharing his experience about recruiting / hiring a new producer. Keep us posted!
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Thanks to our guest
Neil Berkeley
for this great discussion.
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Many thanks to employment attorney Amanda Luftman (find here on LinkedIn) as well as
Erin Sarofsky
Dominic DiMaria
Rich Macar
Brent Quinones
and others for jumping into this important discussion.
Let's continue hashing this out then invite Amanda back as we (hopefully) arrive at a simple set of best practices everyone can implement in their businesses.
See you at the next Weekly Briefing,
Joel
Many thanks to employment attorney Amanda Luftman (find here on LinkedIn) as well as
Let's continue hashing this out then invite Amanda back as we (hopefully) arrive at a simple set of best practices everyone can implement in their businesses.
See you at the next Weekly Briefing,
Joel
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The day before the US Presidential Election – and on the heels of BLM and the ongoing COVID pandemic – Joel Pilger sat down with Ashley Kohler to discuss her journey as a creative entrepreneur.
Ashley is President & Executive Producer of Awesome Incorporated, known for both commercial and series production. Prior to starting Awesome Inc, Mrs. Kohler spent seven years at Cartoon Network, ultimately serving as Director of Production, On-Air & Program Production.
