StephenFollows.com - Using data to explain the film industry
Stephen Follows, Daniel ParrisI use data to understand how the film industry works and then share that to help filmmakers get their films funded, shot and seen.
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I'm a film industry analyst, passionate about understanding how the industry works and sharing insights to help filmmakers get their projects funded, made, and seen. I consult for Guinness World Records on film-related records.
Data journalist and pop culture lover.
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