The Hip-Pocket Podcast
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The Hip-pocket Podcast focuses on helping you grow your career in the entertainment industry - with specific focus on acting, screenwriting and directing. With over 15 years in talent and literary management representation, I would like to hip-pocket you as an artist and share my insight (along with Hollywood insiders) into the business of Hollywood. Monetary support is donated to multiple causes.
**FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Use of any resources available on this podcast does not create a professional-client relationship**
**FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Use of any resources available on this podcast does not create a professional-client relationship**
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**Please rate, review and subscribe** In our first episode of 2020, I'll discuss the right way to email an agent/manager as well as discuss the best way to create a pitch deck for your TV or film project. Plus, we'll hear a clip from one of my favorite movies, "Network." And I'll throw a shout-out to my wife who has a new podcast called "The Customer's Always An A**hole!"
*The opinions expressed in this episode are only mine but also come from years of experience and knowing what others are thinking...and I say a few cuss words.**
Listener Corey emailed asking: "This is a two-part question; I've paid for "professional" coverage once before and found that it didn't really do anything to help me improve my screenplay, what is your take on paid coverage? And, what about screenplay contests; good or bad?" Surely I may piss off a few people but I'm going to be...frank! **Full disclosure, I do read from a Screencraft.org blog - so, yeah.**
We lost a terrific actor and an amazing man on October 11, 2019 - lets take a moment to learn from Robert Forster. *Sponsorship revenue will be donated to the MPTF in honor of Bob!*
Welcome to the first podcast - consider yourself hippocketed! Allow me to introduce myself...I'm going to ramble briefly about me, because, well, this is Hollywood!
If you have a question you'd like to ask, please email me: nick@nickterry.xyz (industry or junk food related, please)!
A listener (probably my wife) wrote me and asked "what is the difference between and agent and a manager?" It's something I'm often asked by artists and I want to share my thoughts on it.
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