What I Really Want to Do… The Book!

There’s more to know about making a movie than reading about how to write a script or how to be a brilliant Director.  If you want to TRULY do this for a living, then you must learn how to build a viable, sustainable, paying career too.


The more you know about how movies are actually made, the better chance you’ll have to create a career making movies.


Most resources out there only tell you how to make a movie.  Every other book out there merely defines the jobs or feeds your dreams by claiming to tell you how to make a “can’t miss” movie step-by-step.  Written by an actual on-set professional with REAL information from dozens of other actual working professionals, What I Really Want to Do:  On Set in Hollywood tells you how movies are made and what having a real career on set is really like.


It’s not about how to make a movie….it’s about how movies are made.


What I Really Want to Do:  On Set in Hollywood is the first book to ever offer realistic insight into the distinct roles of the many people who make films happen.  A typical set has approximately 100 people working every day.  What are they all doing?  Can anybody get one of those jobs?  Do they really like what they’re doing?  Will I like doing it?  Doesn’t everybody just want to be Director?  Providing engaging answers to these questions and more, Brian Dzyak’s What I Really Want to Do:  On Set in Hollywood untangles the various departments, the jobs within the departments, and how they all interact with one another on a shot-by-shot basis.  By reading about a typical day-in-the-life of each crew position, you are offered a candid understanding of the industry…and what your own life will be like when you work in it.


It’s like having an internship without ever having to leave home!


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What I Really Want to Do:  On Set in Hollywood



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