Less than a decade since they began working in the movies, Mark and Michael Polish have established themselves as critically acclaimed, award-winning independent filmmakers. Their innovative approach to art direction, use of digital photography, and ability to attract stellar talent to their modestly budgeted films sprang from necessity; now these aesthetics have become admired trademarks of their work. Infused with this same balance of artistic integrity and popular appeal, The Declaration of Independent Filmmaking is a practical guide to writing, shooting, editing, scoring, promoting, and distributing short and feature films. Mark and Michael have packed this book with star-studded, often hilarious tales from their own experiences--as well as helpful insider photos. This is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in filmmaking, whether a high school student with a $500 budget or a serious filmmaker looking for a fresh approach. A Harvest Original

The Declaration of Independent Filmmaking: An Insider's Guide to Making Movies Outside of Hollywood

Business & Money

Polish, Mark

Polish, Michael

Sheldon, Jonathan

Industries

Mariner Books

Carter, Carolyn L., Sheldon, Jonathan, Alst, John W. Van

Automobile Fraud: Odometer Tampering, Lemon Laundering, and Concealment of Salvage or Other Adverse History (The Consumer Credit and Sales Legal Practice Series)

Carter, Carolyn L.

Alst, John W. Van

Personal Finance

Natl Consumer Law Center

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Collection Actions with 2012 Supplement: Defending Consumers and Their Assets (The Consumer Credit and Sales Legal Practice Series: Consumer Litigation Library)

Wu, Chi Chi

Essential Private Remedies for Marketplace Deception• The Federal RICO statute • State RICO and civil theft statutes • The Federal False Claims Act • The Telephone Consumer Protection Act • State UDAP remedies for violations of FTC and CFPB Rules • FTC Holder Rule makes creditors liable for seller's deception. Key Federal Standards Regulate Consumer Transactions• Detailed analysis of the nine most important FTC Trade Regulation Rules affecting everything from credit to cars to mail order sales to funerals • New Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rulemaking The surprising reach of the FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule (not just to telemarketing), with equally surprising tough requirements on a broad array of businesses • Federal law providing strong private remedies for unwanted calls and texts, junk faxes, and email spam • Federal and state remedies for abuses concerning consumer credit counseling, debt settlement and negotiation, and debt elimination schemes • State requirements concerning plain English and disclosures in languages other than English. If ordered through the publisher National Consumer Law Center, this treatise includes access to a companion website with the appendices, statutes, pleadings, primary sources and other practice aids. Search for documents by category or with a table of contents or various keyword search options. All documents can be downloaded, printed, and copy-pasted. Pleadings are also available in Word format. Web access for this title is free if ordered through NCLC and remains available as long as this title is kept current through NCLC.

Federal Deception Law: FTC and CFPB Rules, RICO, False Claims Act, Telemarketing, Debt Relief, and Parallel State Statutes (Consumer Credit and Sales Legal Practice)

Book by Carter, Carolyn L., Sheldon, Jonathan

Consumer Warranty Law: Lemon Law, Magnuson-moss, Ucc, Mobile Home, and Other Warranty Statutes (The Consumer Credit and Sales Legal Practice)