How to Produce A Film (And Let Uncle Sam Pay For It )
March 8, 2008 by pablo · 1 Comment
I live in Venice, CA, not too far away from the fabled city of “Hollywood”. Now, if you know anything about Los Angeles you know that 99.99 % of people here are involved in the entertainment business. Every barista, waitress, valet and C.E.O. has a script to finish, or an audition scheduled for later. It is a one-industry town. Some “make it”, most don’t. It’s the sad reality of supply and demand. Read more
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A Producer’s Inspiration
February 25, 2008 by Laura · Leave a Comment
The other day Pablo asked me what it was about the story that spoke to me, or rather, burrowed within me and drove me to throw my weight and determination behind Project Libertad to fight for its realization.
After some reflection I came up with a few ideas, one about the heartbreaking character of Isango, the orphan boy in the story whose ache for kindness has not been altogether blighted by drugs or spending his days stepping among trash to find salvageable items to sell. Isango needs more than just the awareness of a select few. He, and all the other children he represents, deserves the help of many.
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