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Don’t Be So Connected To Your Script That You Can’t Accept Criticism by Chris Miles & Angel Valerio
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How I Gained Confidence In My Filmmaking Ability by Christopher Miles & Angel Valerio
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First Lesson In Filmmaking by Christopher Miles & Angel Valerio
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Filmmaker Christopher Miles and Actor Angel Valerio tell us how they draw from their experience as fighters to overcome the nervousness they may face on a film set. They use their mental makeup to overcome the pressure they may feel from the money that is at stake over the course of production.
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Filmmaker Christopher Miles and Actor Angel Valerio talk about the mental component of fighting and how it correlates to acting. People think fighting is all physical but so much of it is controlled emotion. Angel shares a story of having his shoulder dislocated in a fight and how he was still able to win.
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Filmmaker Christopher Miles and Actor Angel Valerio talk about Human Trafficking being the second most profitable business in the world, bringing in 32 billion dollars a year.
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Filmmaker Christopher Miles and Actor Angel Valerio talk about passion behind The Amber Project. The passion originates from doing the work that makes them happy. In that light, Chris shares a story where he starved for a year yet because he was living his dream he was never happier. Lastly Chris talks about the importance of making the short films The Wait and Redemption in preparation for The Amber Project.
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Filmmaker Christopher Miles and Actor Angel Valerio talk about their motto, “life is to be lived.” Each day is 8 hours on their day job and then 8 hours on their passion.
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Filmmaker Christopher Miles and Actor Angel Valerio, who’s upcoming film The Amber Project is about human trafficking and child abduction, tell us how they have been personally affected by the film’s subject matter.
They also talk about the human trafficking epidemic and how California and Texas are two of the most targeted States in the US. They also reveal that in terms of ransoms, American children contain the most value and in turn are the most expensive.
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