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    I live in Brazil but I'd like to move to London and do movies there.
    firt thing: Is it realy easier to pursue this career in London?
    and How can I find a job there (so I can live)?
    just asking. So, what do you guys think?

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    I live in Australia so i couldn't really answer your question, but i do want to ask one thing.

    Are you more skilled than the thousands of people already over there trying to get a job in films?

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    I suspect you're oversimplifying the way people get into the industry, almost to the point of insulting those who are already trying to break in.

    I don't mean to start an argument, though perhaps i could advise you a little better if i knew what it was you actually wanted to do in the industry? what sort of job are you after?

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    I don't want to start an argument either. I'm an independent filmmaker(writer/director/editor...) What I mean is I want to make films for a living. My point is you have an industry of films and T.V in England, U.S in whcih you can actually do it for a living. You don't have that in Brazil (almost all brazilans filmmakers make a living out of publicity and propaganda).
    anyway, just answering your question.

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    <font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ June 06, 2007 10:18 AM: Message edited by: Matty2phatty ]</font>

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    I'm not more skilled, but it's a matter of opportunity, I think I'd have better opportunities in England.
    Australia is Ok, loads of big budget Hollywood movies are shot in there plus it's a english language country, you can make a movie that gets world distribution.

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