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SEA Conference Seminar: How to Survive in Your Own Video/TV/Film Business – Make Exceptions to Establish Relationships

Greg Bizzaro
Greg Bizzaro is owner of Jaffe Films, Inc., a production company servicing the film, video and television industries since 1993.
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Greg Bizzaro, a freelance videographer and director, discusses why making exceptions to your policies is sometimes wise, to keep a loyal client.



Shoot Date: March 2008
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Entrepreneurship

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Coleman Foundation | S.E.A. (Self Employment in the Arts)

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