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Hollywood Cast Party

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‘Potter’ cast graduates without child-actor woes

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By DAVID GERMAIN AP Movie Writer LOS ANGELES If the young cast of the “Harry Potter” films
hollywood theme party ideas?

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I am going to have an oscar/hollywoodd themed party.
I have planned for the guests to arrive with the movies they made (i forewarned them by a month to create a short film)
then we will all watch the movies and vote on for movie awards, such as best actress and so on.
then, the votes will be cast in, and the awards will be given out like at the oscars.
afterward, there will be a party!
any suggestions? ideas for props? places where u can get 15 small trophies for cheap?
im 12, i have a small budget.
thanx friends!

That short film idea is perfect! here's a place where you can get cheap trophies:

https://www.k2awards.com/catalog/54

For props if you have a long hallway or a long walkway to walk into your house you cant make Stars with your friends names on them just get paper draw the stars and put the name maybe you can put tin-foil around it decorate it a little they will look great!
You can also make a HUGE Hollywood sign out of Tin-foil and use some art supplies while your at it. For your Oscar awards you can get everyone a Directors chair and Sign there name on the back. Get lots of balloons! Diffrent colors or just black and white. Stick them all on top of the celing! it will look great!!! Get a photobooth, or better yet get one or both of your parents to be photographers and if you can get some friends or siblings to help with that too.
back to the star with their names on them. you can get 12 of them for 19.99!!! and personalize them its amazing!

http://www.shindigz.com/party/Hollywood-Sidewalk-Stars.cfm

Road to Nowhere Thank you Party for cast and crew at The Abbey in West Hollywood, CA 9.9.09

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Your Hollywood ‘Top 100’ List

You can’t possibly thank them all, but there’s an after-party and they will all be there. You’ll embrace each one, thank them personally. Without them, this special night would never have happened. Who are they ? Your TOP 100 is a list of those very people who will play a seminal role in your success in the future. Your future begins as soon as you make them a part of your present.

In any other industry, your ‘Top 100 List’ (aka your ‘Dream 100 List’) might be called your ‘best buyer’ or ‘best ally’ strategy. You want to be clear on your criteria for putting someone on your TOP 100 list, because these are the people you will focus on and succeed in making a part of your professional circle and conversation.

There’s a precise system for researching and identifying, then segregating into your ‘A’ list and your ‘B’ list, those who belong on the Top 100 list for you and your project, but I’ll leave that for another discussion.

Your list will grow to include a smart and diverse mix of talents to suit your long-term goals. If you’re a screenwriter or filmmaker, for example, your Top 100 would strategically list a cross-section of agents, producers, managers, studio executives, casting directors, sales agents, creative executives at independent companies, financing connections, line producer (to prep your film’s budget), and so on. Logic dictates you’ll not have an equal number from each category on your list, focusing on greater numbers of producers than sales agents, and more agents than casting directors, and so on.

Once you’ve decided to add a name to your Top 100 list, research or google them for articles, press releases, life details such as where they went to school, clients they represent, past jobs or projects or companies, as well as people with whom they’ve been associated. Keep track of whatever information you unearth by entering that as well into your database. Every time you make contact, even if a simple phone call to get the correct spelling of their name, is yet a further opportunity to learn more about this person.

Fundamentally, this is a campaign to win the attention of and rapport with people you deem truly relevant or important. It’s not about one phone call or one letter. In fact, consider a letter simply a means by which you soften them up to your next call. Life is a process, not an event, so be consistent and, when you do break through the clutter, treat them like they are special, because they are.

Be prepared. It will require pig-headed determination and discipline over time – moreso for some connections to be made than for others. Refuse to give up after a first or even a second rejection. That’s merely your cue to become more determined, albeit never wavering from a thoughtful, professional and charming demeanor.

How important could your project or conversation be if you were to give up after one or two rejections ? I’ve hired people in the past simply because they were relentless and wouldn’t go away. Everyone respects persistence in the face of resistance. Only those who behave inappropriately ever become labelled a ‘stalker’. So be consistently persistent, and just avoid any approach or behavior that could be perceived as crossing the line into stalker-dom.

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