What is the best place for an Australian to find Film funding in the USA? New York or LA?
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LA would be the best place if you're realy as good as you say you is then you wont have no problem. Good Luck.
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go to this page and enter the city in new york that you are looking for.\n       http://hosted.bbbsa.org/agencyfinder/index.asp
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California, Los Angeles
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New York City. I grew up in NYC. Have spent some time in Hollywood as well, and it's very different. I enjoyed it, but it isn't the same -actually Los Angeles is very spread out but Hollywood is just a small part of it. New York is spread over 5 boroughs, all of which are part of NYC so I'd have a lot more choice of where to live. Culturally New York is the best place to be (even though I don't quite concur with Woody Allen's assessment that the only cultural advantage LA has is that you can make a right turn on red). There are some things about Hollywood/LA that are nice (like the fact that you can go sunbathing on the beach in January), but even in winter, NYC would be the place I'd want to live.
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Go to New York.  It is there.
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Los Angeles, Newport Beach, CA and New York City
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You should contact your local or regional film board, and they'll be able to tell you when and where there are productions scheduled near you. When films come to your area they'll contract with local agencies to provide background talent. The film board should be able to tell you who those agencies are, and they'll announce mass auditions/registrations ("cattle calls") where your daughter can submit a headshot and information. If she's as talented as she sounds, you should also consider trying to find an agent to represent her.\n\n(disclaimer - I'm in the US, but the procedure should be the same in OZ)
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New York. The show Joey took place in LA.
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Any state with a large medium salary would also have the highest tax deduction and a higher cost of living, so you would look at Massachusetts, California, New York.\n\nIf you are looking for a career move, then consider AZ, NM, TX.  They don't pay as much but the taxes are lower as is the cost of living
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my preference\n1USA\n2 AUS\n3 CAN\nbut it depends on wat course u want n wat is ur budget
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http://www.movieeye.com/paypal.jsp\nhttp://www.contactanycelebrity.com/\nhttp://www.hollywoodlitsales.com/cf/address/index.cfm?ctype=Production%20Company&search=1
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Hi!\n\nHere is a link to Yahoo Hot Jobs.  They have a special, very easy to fill-in-the-blank to find out what you should be paid in your area of the country.  As living costs are higher in Los Angeles or New York, as compared to the MidWest, salary is proportioned to where you live.  Hope this helps!\nJenna
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Try looking into Columbia University, Emory University, NYU\n\nand also go to these websites\nhttp://www.filmschools.com/\nhttp://www.film-connection.com/\nhttp://www.schoolsinthearts.com/?src=&
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G'day mate, so you wanna work in Australia!! The best places to find work is through recruitment companies such as Hudson, Select, Manpower etc. They have offices in the UK so you can do all your pre-screening before you come to Australia. Most large companies use recruitment companies. Use the internet and do a yahoo search on recruitment companies. So good luck and welcome to "Down Under"
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you can probably find them in hollywood, new york, at an awards show or at a premiere
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I have a best friend in Sydney, a true "Australian", born and raised there...and he's the most wonderful person I know!  I flew over there to visit, about 7 years ago...and everywhere I went, I met the most awesome people!  Australia was originally a penal colony, a place where England/Great Britain sent their convicts.  The Australians are a people founded on that, and many spend years tracing their roots, hoping to find that one of their ancestors WAS a convict.  They've taken that penal colony, and made it into a really great country, with the openess and democracy of American combined with the strength, fortitude and resolve of the Brits.  They're a strong, proud people, and if you ever get the chance to visit....you'll be like me, and not want to go home!  They share a dual-citizenship status with America, unlike Britain, who doesn't.  Every year, there are around 500 Americans who become Australian citizens and spend the rest of their lives there.  The country is beautiful, and you can be in the mountains one minute, and an hour later, be lazing on the beach!  They embrace the Aborigine culture, and you see it wherever you go in artwork, in names of cities, towns, streets, etc. (Wollongong, Parrametta, Coolangotta).  Their towns and cities and highways are clean, trash-free, and while there, I went through all areas of Sydney, and saw NO slums, NO graffiti, NO homeless, NO crime.  One of the friendliest nations in the world, and well worth the money spent to visit, if you get the chance!  And my having a southern accent (from Georgia in the US) seemed to be so cool to them! :)
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Websites on New York will help you