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Making Jobs |
CEO Club Updates...
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TWO CEO CLUBS INTERNATIONAL RELEASES
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The Documentary “Making Jobs: A Case Study”… This 70 minute film is enthralling as an entrepreneurial
case study. It’s a candid look at the behind-the-scenes process of independent
film and what it takes these days to get your project onto the silver screen.
The movie details the efforts of Marc Hulme, a first-time producer as he begins
his adventure into the treacherous world of the “business” of American cinema
with his brainchild, the feature film “JOBS”. At the time of the making of this
documentary, the movie was entitled “jOBS: Be Inspired”. The documentary is a testament to what happens when entrepreneurship meets gumption. |
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Product Details English Lang. / Not rated / Final Cut Run time: 70 mins. To watch online for free, go to Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/63347776 Also available on DVD To buy the DVD, go to: http://makingjobs.ceoclubs.org
Official Description
– “JOBS”:
“The CEO Clubs, of which Marc Hulme is a member, is a group of CEOs that has been together for more than three decades and acts as a mutual board of advisors for one another. In mid-October, 2012, Hulme was joined in Santa Fe, New Mexico by fifteen other CEO Clubs members from various unrelated businesses, during which he gave a detailed talk relating his experiences in making the jOBS film.” “Mark is a first-time film producer, and had no experience in the film industry prior to the making of jOBS. Like his peers at the meeting, he is a lifelong entrepreneur, and just how his film came about is a fascinating tale of the American entrepreneurial spirit. In addition, the reaction and advice from his buddies makes for an exhilarating documentary.” “Where did he find the script? Who is this unknown writer? What part did Craig’s List play in the making of Hulme's feature? How did he attract Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs? What role did Mark Hulme's family play in the making of the film?” “A hundred years ago, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, John Burroughs, and Harvey Firestone frequently meet at the Wayside Inn in Sudbury, MA. Today, groups like our CEO Clubs continue to bring CEOs together “to make money and have fun while we are learning”. The USA is unique in the world, in that it’s our entrepreneurial culture that is the envy of the world. This documentary is a testament to that.”
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The Book “Making The Steve Jobs Movie”… If DVD is not your thing, you can get the same satisfaction as watching the film by reading all the details of inspirational project in dialogue format meticulously captured from the film and presented in the book “Making The Steve Jobs Movie”. *English / Chinese ebook version. |
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Product Details
Official Description – “Making The Steve Jobs Movie”: Book Description Marking the Steve Jobs Movie is an exhilarating tale of a first-time movie producer’s journey from magazine publisher to engaging Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs in a biopic that opened worldwide August 16, 2013. Joe Mancuso assembled twenty diverse CEOs to participate in a back-and-forth dialogue about going from an idea to opening the two-hour movie on 70 percent of the available screens in the United States. Discover how and why Mark Hulme took this risk and what advice his “buddies” gave him prior to the movie release. Mancuso shows how this single colorful case can help you establish your own business. About the Author Joe Mancuso is the founder of the worldwide CEO Clubs (www.ceoclubs.org), an association of CEOs with an average of about one hundred employees. He has written twenty-seven books and sold several million copies of previous works. Entrepreneurs have paid over $16 million to attend events he has arranged. Joe earned an Electrical Engineering degree from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, an MBA from Harvard Business School, and a doctorate from Boston University. He has six children and six grandchildren and lives with his wife, Karla, in Manhattan.
Product Details
To buy the book, follow this link to Amazon.com: http://stevejobs.ceoclubs.org
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