i am interested in taking it all off on cam and doin shows how much do you have to pay to get started. also how do you go about starting this off what do i need? please let get  some answers from experienced people.
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don't listen to these idiots, its a very smart bussiness move!
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Time to buy a Digital Video Camcorder. It's a US$500 -$1,500 solution.\n\nYou have not clarified exactly what kind of Video System you have. Even if you have a clunky video tape-based Video Camera you should be able to tape something!\n\nThe cheapest way to record video? Try your mpeg capable video/camera phone!
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I looked into becoming a realtor a while ago, I'm a SAHM so it sounded good.  Hours wise, its pretty flexible in that you decide how many you want to work, how many clients to take on.   Depending on your financial need, you might just need to sell one house a month.  But what I found out (which is why I couldn't do it) is that it's a lot of start up costs.  You have to pay for the training (usually given through a real estate company), pay for your testing, pay for your licensing and to be on Realtor Boards.  Plus there are annual dues for being on the Realtor boards (which is required by most real estate places).  So here, start up was going to cost about $1700.  But if you can swing that, its really flexible in that you decide how much you want to take on.  But, keep in mind that most open houses are on the weekends, and that most people like to go see homes on the weekends or after THEY get off work.  So it might not be a real scheduled job for you, just flexible in how much you want to take on.  Money wise, its like 7% that you get.  So whatever the sold house goes for, you get 7% of it (in Michigan anyway).  So the money can be very good.
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Ha. I just answered your question! \n\n\n\nUm.... Apply apply apply. I'd say get a camera and learn to love the heck out of talking about yourself. It seems that they have open casting calls, but it also always seems that people who send in videos have a higher chance of getting on the show.
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A question is a quesiton and I don't see anything abusive about your question.\n\nThere's a lot to consider when launching any website.  Launching an adult site might be difficult.  I don't know if there are any out-of-the-box sites you can start up for $100.  The bottom line is that you need content.  You can probably get the site for $100, but I doubt you can get the content.  \n\nTo get decent content to compete in the worlds porn market, you'll need to do a little more than sneak a camera into your big sister's bathroom.\n\nThe other problem is Internet bandwidth.   If you have a lot of users downloading lots of images and video's, I doubt your $100 site builder fee will cover that.  I only know this because at one time, my company shared a massive internet connection with a porn site and as they gained in popularity, our internet connection would slow to a crawl.  Evenetually, they had to purchase extra bandwidth on their own connection (very expensive).\n\nAt any rate, starting a porn site is like starting any other site.  You have to build a better mouse trap than the next guy and if you don't even know how to start a website, it's unlikly you have the skills to pull the rest of it together (no offense).  You need to manage models, constantly find new models, have decent legal advisors, deal with bookkeeping, etc., etc., etc.  Then, you need to technical stuff.  You need to compress high quality video and pictures, create a nice looking page, etc., etc., etc.\n\nGood luck with your quest.
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I currently work in the film business-in vancouver and I've been out of college for less than 6 months. I took the TV broadcasting course at BCIT. You do learn alot about tv, but movies as well. There is no film involved(which saves you alot of money), but it is still easy to get into the film business from there because TV broadcast students from BCIT have a very good reputation. It is kind of hard to get in so it would be a really good idea if you can find some places to volunteer, such as on movie sets, or post production companies. I've also heard good things about the film program at SFU. Don't even think about vancouver film school. It's about $28000 for 1 year and It is extremely hard for people from there to get work because they arent trained very well. I've heard from many employers that they will not hire anyone from VFS. I havent heard much about the film program at UBC or Capilano College, but those might be some options to research. As far as the theatre program at U-Vic, that is probably different than film. That would probably be like stage stuff. Hope that was some help.
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most local cable companies offer a public access class/service. that's one of the best places to get your feet wet. if that's not a possibility, then just be yourself. don't think about the camera, the production crew, or the 30 million people watching you.
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I'm not a rep yet but I have been doing my research this past week. I have an appointment with someone tmw. The website is around $7 per campaign.Its $15 per month. Some people say they do good with it but a lot of people have had it for months with only one hit. Whatever they do buy on your site tho, you get paid your 20-50%. Good luck with everything. If you ever want to talk to another new Avon lady, get ahold of me!
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Yahoo 360 will guide you through the whole process. Just follow their directions. It was easy once I finally got started.
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If you're okay, it might be hard to get sponsored by some of the bigger companies.  If you're as good as the pro's, then it won't matter how well edited your video is or if you use the most expensive set up out there.  What the companies want to see is you skating.  If you can blow them away with your tricks in a video that's all that matters.  \n\nI would recommend that rather than paying someone to film you or on buying expensive equipment, you get out there and market yourself.  Go to the big comps, get to know people who run companies, maybe small ones to start...local skate shops, etc.  Get yourself some exposure.  \n\nJust remember how huge the skateboarding industry is and try to imagine how many videos these guys get of kids every day.  Make sure that your skating will stand out and speak for itself!\n\nAs for the angles, it all depends on what you are doing.  It usually looks better when you are being followed, but the angles all depend on what you are skating.  Again, the tricks should say it all.\n\nGood luck!
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I own my own DJ service now, but I started working for someone else.  I started just running a camera and jumped thru the ranks.  Decided it's better on my own.  It's not that expensive to get your own stuff.  I recommend www.musiciansfriend.com great prices and selection.
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Do you have to get totally naked? I mean will you still make decent tips if you strip down to electrical tape and panties? Or do you have to go all the way to a G? or all the way nude? Do you make good money?
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I don't quite understand what you are asking. Are you asking for an employee or a set-up so that users can come in and edit there own stuff?\nIf it is the latter here is what I would recomend (or course this is all non-liniar, with people bringing in the tapes already shot)\n\n-High End Computer-\n  At least a 3.8 Ghz Dual Processor\n  At least 1 GB of RAM\n  You will need at the least 3 hard drives\n    1 120 GB for software etc.\n    1 300 GB or bigger for Raw Footage\n    1 200 GB or bigger for Finalized Footage\n  DVD/CD Reader\n  DVD-RW/CD-RW\n  Firewire Expansion Ports\n  High Quality Video Card\n  High Quality Audio Card\n-Editing Software\n  I would recommend Adobe Premier Pro 2.5 Suite, which includes Adobe Premier Pro (Video Editing), Adobe After Effects (Special Effects Editor), Photoshop CS, Adobe Encore (DVD Authoring) and I believe it contains an Audio Editor\n\n-Dual Screen Display (At least, I run a 4 screen   display)\n-Program Out Monitor\n-Mini-DV Deck\n-DV Deck  (Oft times this one and the Mini-DV come in pairs)\n-Good set of speakers\n-VCR's, DVD Player\n-Beta Deck\n-Audio Consol\n-One or Two professional Microphones for Voice Overs\n\nI hope this helps. I do this kind of stuff for a living, so if you have any more questions, please fill free to email me at blakegadams@yahoo.com. Also, I can build this computer for you and help you find the other eqiupment.
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Do you have experience? No, get some! There is always someone filming something that could use free talent. You'll also get to use these contacts for the future. Don't waist you time or $$ on buying the 'must have head shots' especially from agents that don't guarantee you work first. If they want to use you, they can pay for the shot. Get my drift? They will tend to use you to subsidize their photography career. Make contacts with student getting into the tech field. They will be the up and comers that need you right now for their projects. Good luck!
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ClickNGoWeb is a new business based here in NC.  My student teacher's father got in on the ground floor;  she signed up shortly thereafter.  They know the owner of the company personally and can vouch for his intellect, character and reliability. They're already making money for doing nothing!  \n\nThe distributors have the option to sell lank template bwebsites or to make and sell websites or they can simply sign up early enough to reap the benefits of others signing up later.  I just signed up and I'm already #1365 to sign up.  My intern has already made her $189.95 back plus more, so I figure this to be a failsafe venture. You only need to get 2 people to sign up under you, then they get 2 they each of them get 2 more and so on.  The money is supposed to roll in slowly but steadily. I am but a humble schoolteacher with a small child and a husband who loves to golf.  I just want to live comfortably; I don't care about getting rich. \n\nFeel free to email me for more information. Cheers.\nCourtney
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Hi,\n\n  First, try to get a sense of what is fair for an experienced  professional.  You may even do a quick google search and find some and ask for an estimate.\n\n  As a rule of thumb, I would think $10-$15 bucks/hr seems at the absolute high end.  When you are first starting out, the experience you get is extremely valuable, and if they wanted to pay $40+ bucks per hour, they would have hired some one with an established business.  \n\n    I would also recommend that you set up the amount immediately!  You are just setting yourself (and your brother) up for problems if you do not get things set straight and ensure every one has the same expectations.  Finally, you definitely want to have a "reference account" so if you give your first customer a good deal, they are more likely to ask for repeat business, recommend you to another company, or provide a reference.  All of these are far more valuable than squeezing a few extra bucks from your first professional gig.\n\nGood Luck,
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