Carlo Essagian discusses putting the odds in your favor for a winning short film.
- Producing with a vision
- Building the team - beyond networking
- The important paperwork - contents of a producer's binder
- Tips on prepping like a pro - the difference it makes
- Creating a winning environment on set
About Carlo Essagian
With principal roles in almost every medium including a live comedy performance at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Essagian also enjoys venturing behind the camera as producer/director/writer in the recent multi-award-winning short film, Love Thongs.
Originally from Montreal, Essagian is a pioneering producer of the ACTRA (Montreal) Co-op Member Initiated Production (MIP) and has been producing union short films in Toronto as well.
A graduate of McGill University in Film and Communication, Essagian is also a member of ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian Television and Radio Artists), UdA (Union des Artistes), CMPA (Canadian Media Producers Association), and ACCT (Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television).
Carlo Essagian discusses putting the odds in your favor for a winning short film.
- Producing with a vision
- Building the team - beyond networking
- The important paperwork - contents of a producer's binder
- Tips on prepping like a pro - the difference it makes
- Creating a winning environment on set
About Carlo Essagian
With principal roles in almost every medium including a live comedy performance at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Essagian also enjoys venturing behind the camera as producer/director/writer in the recent multi-award-winning short film, Love Thongs.
Originally from Montreal, Essagian is a pioneering producer of the ACTRA (Montreal) Co-op Member Initiated Production (MIP) and has been producing union short films in Toronto as well.
A graduate of McGill University in Film and Communication, Essagian is also a member of ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian Television and Radio Artists), UdA (Union des Artistes), CMPA (Canadian Media Producers Association), and ACCT (Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television).
