Shaking the Money Tree, 2nd Edition: How to Get Grants and Donations for Film and Video by Morrie Warshawski
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You can’t make a movie or shot without money. So where does it come from? This book takes you through the best methods when it comes to gathering the cash you need. I love the practical ways it dictates and the ways it offers to help you find grants to maximize your income.
You can’t make a movie or shot without money. This book takes you through the best methods when it comes to gathering the cash you need.
MediaVision stocks this consumable in Mauritius for crews working across the Indian Ocean.
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- Filmmaking book as listed: Shaking the Money Tree
- You can’t make a movie or shot without money
- This book takes you through the best methods when it comes to gathering the cash you need
- I love the practical ways it dictates and the ways it offers to help you find grants to maximize your income
- Reference copy for directors, camera, lighting or grip departments on set and in prep
- Sold or issued as the listed expendable; quantity on quote
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