If you are highly motivated to move your project forward right now, and require one-on-one attention focused exclusively on YOU and YOUR PROJECT, then apply for Film Specific founder and recognized independent film distribution expert Stacey Parks' VIP one-on-one day-long intensive.

These private intensives are an opportunity for you to spend a day with Stacey and have her focus specifically on your project, while coming up with solutions and a custom blueprint for how to strategically and most effectively move things forward from wherever you are. Whether it's distribution for a completed film, or strategizing financing and distribution from the script stage, the sky's the limit for what you an accomplish in these totally focused sessions.

The day intensives include an additional 90 days of email and telephone follow-up, to provide continued support for your project.

PRICING: Please e-mail Stacey@FilmSpecific.com for pricing.

About Stacey Parks

Stacey Parks is an expert in the area of independent film distribution, with over 13 years experience working with independent film producers. As a Foreign Sales Agent she has secured distribution for hundreds of independent features and programs worldwide. She has sold independent films and programming to HBO, Showtime, Starz, PBS, A&E, BBC, SkyTV, NHK (Japan), RTL (Germany), Canal Plus (France), and countless others.

Her clients films have premiered at Cannes, Sundance, Toronto, Berlin, SXSW, San Sebastian, and other major film festivals. Her clients include Sundance and SXSW award-winning filmmakers and producers who have secured studio and mini-major distribution.

Stacey is the author of 'The Insider's Guide to Independent Film Distribution" (2007 Focal Press), the founder of Film Specific, the educational resource and community for independent filmmakers focused on helping independent filmmakers get their works distributed, and she is an adjunct professor in the Entertainment Studies department of UCLA.

Stacey has been profiled and interviewed in MovieMaker Magazine, Student Filmmakers Magazine, The Christian Science Monitor and the Los Angeles Business Journal. She has spoken on numerous panels including the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, the American Film Market, Slamdance and the Alliance of Women Directors, has presented lectures or workshops at the British Film Institute, UCLA, Women In Film, and the Raindance Film Festival, and frequently writes articles for MovieMaker Magazine, MovieScope Magazine, and Student Filmmakers Magazine.