Q&A with Hudson Valley Film Commission

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Laurent Rejto from the Hudson Valley Film Commission sits down with Miles Dobis to talk about exciting new opportunities coming up. Rejto works with many indie filmmakers, as well as on location filming, and they provide the crew within local directories, as well as casting through agencies or posting casting calls, as well as administrative work in fundraising and promotion.

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