Late Bloomers: Making Your TV Directing Debut At 69 Years Old (With Faye Brenner)
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Joining me in this episode is script supervisor turned television director Faye Brenner, who just made her directorial debut at age 69.
As a script supervisor, Faye has worked on feature films like "Stand By Me," "Ghost," "Father of the Bride 2," and "Clear and Present Danger" to name a few. After decades in the business, Faye was able to break in as a director on "The Rookie" by showcasing her talents with a powerful short film. Throughout the episode we discuss Faye's unique path, along with many practical lessons for filmmakers looking to branch out into TV.
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