The Hollywood Reporter Weekly [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION] [PRINT]

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If it's happening anywhere in show business, you'll find it in the pages of THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. For over 70 years, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER has been the trade publication of choice for industry professionals of all kinds. From movies to TV, home video to digital media, nobody takes you further inside Hollywood's back lots and board rooms. There's no business like show business, and THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER shows you why!

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If it's happening anywhere in show business, you'll find it in the pages of THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. For over 70 years, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER has been the trade publication of choice for industry professionals of all kinds. From movies to TV, home video to digital media, nobody takes you further inside Hollywood's back lots and board rooms. There's no business like show business, and THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER shows you why!

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• Format: Magazine
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• Publisher: The Hollywood Reporter
• ASIN: B00005Q7EE
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• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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4.0 out of 5 stars What you gotta know, January 19, 2007

By	iffy droplight (Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo) - See all my reviews

I get the Hollywood Reporter Weekly International Edition to be clued in to the productions going on in my area. It tells me where movies are in pre-production, preparation, and production. It gives addresses for the production companies, names the principal participants (cast, director, CASTING DIRECTOR), and tells when the production starts or has started. About the only drawback is it doesn't say when the film is going to be where.
Television series are sometimes listed and I can see where to send my headshots and resume.
There is industry news. There are statistics. There are pictures.
The mag loses a star because it doesn't show start date versus location, plus it has limited distribution in book stores (probably not the magazine's fault).

Problem is, you need to have it to read it and it is hard to find without paying the hefty price of a subscription. If you are part of an acting workshop or theatre group, pool your funds and subscribe.

Okay, so read the magazine and find out that Shrek 3 is in production before it is announced. Find out that a film is being made in your part of the country/world (Serbia?). See if you can figure out where the white production trailers are parked and chat up a production assistant about extra work/background talent.

Break a leg.