Re: Max Landis is Killing It.
That's one benefit many kids from filmmaking families get. But it merely helps them start earlier. A 5-year headstart is nice, but doesn't matter in the long run.
Then again, there isn't any reason why non-Hollywood people couldn't start earlier. Many successful filmmakers with absolutely no film industry connections in their family, their friends, their hometown, etc, started making short movies when they were 10, and built up from that.
Nearly all people complaining about their lack of connections haven't properly started even when they reach 25. And the kids who started 10-15 years earlier already have a lot of connections at 25.
Originally posted by Travis Fields
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Then again, there isn't any reason why non-Hollywood people couldn't start earlier. Many successful filmmakers with absolutely no film industry connections in their family, their friends, their hometown, etc, started making short movies when they were 10, and built up from that.
Nearly all people complaining about their lack of connections haven't properly started even when they reach 25. And the kids who started 10-15 years earlier already have a lot of connections at 25.
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