How to Find Your Unique Voice as a Director and Get Noticed

As a Director, have you established a unique voice for which you are known in the industry?

Just like actors have a "type," so do many filmmakers. You would never mistake a Wes Anderson film for a David Fincher project. 

Learn how to establish your unique voice as a filmmaker with this Stage 32 webinar!

PLUS receive a copy of Oran's original script for her short film, MARRIAGE MATERIAL, which was acquired by FOX SEARCHLIGHT!

One of the most challenging things for filmmakers is answering the question - what sets me apart? In this webinar, you will discover the unique spark that only you possess, which no one else can replicate. Which project will serve as the ultimate canvas for your creative soul? What's your blueprint, and how can you ensure that your next project will be your best calling card?

Once you find that calling card project -- how do you captivate your cast and crew and ignite their excitement for your story and vision? And once success knocks at your door -- how do you elevate it? How do you use momentum? You'll navigate these pivotal questions as a group, and you will l find that your answers are already within reach, waiting to be uncovered and harnessed for boundless inspiration! 

Understanding what sets you apart and how to leverage your unique strengths is key to creating impactful and memorable content. Learning to captivate and inspire your cast and crew is essential for bringing your vision to life and garnering support for your projects. Moreover, knowing how to navigate success and use momentum effectively can propel your career forward and open doors to new opportunities.

Your instructor for this webinar is filmmaker Oran Zegman.  Oran's spectacular AFI thesis short film, MARRIAGE MATERIAL, immediately got Hollywood's attention as it was quickly acquired by Fox Searchlight and she became a Student Academy Award finalist.  This led to her first directing job...a  Paramount + directorial debut with the critically acclaimed film Honor Society. The New York Times said her film "comes out of the gate flashing a formal and thematic sophistication so dazzling it might take you a while to realize it’s actually a Young Adult movie."

She will show you how to find your unique voice, create your calling card project, effectively self-promote, and so much more. 

PLUS receive a copy of Oran's original script for her short film, MARRIAGE MATERIAL, which was acquired by FOX SEARCHLIGHT!