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The Business of Hollywood™

Successful working actors need to be great at personal branding, networking, marketing and selling themselves. AND successful entrepreneurs need to be great at personal branding, networking, marketing and selling themselves.

Podcast · By Mark J. Carter · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    How to Become a Media Company of One with Larry J. Namer (opens the original)

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    As an entrepreneur you must build a personal brand and here's how. Unless you hire someone you must become a media company of one. I discuss how to do that in this episode with my guest, Larry J. Namer. Larry J. Namer is a media entrepreneur and co-founder of E! Entertainment Television, the groundbreaking network that helped redefine how entertainment and pop culture are covered around the world. His career spans more than 50 years across cable television, live events, new media, and internatio

  2. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    How to Maintain a Successful Mindset in Tough Times with Dajuan Johnson (opens the original)

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    When tough times hit it can be hard to maintain a successful mindset. Your inner critic can take over along with a host of other negative things. I discuss strategies to maintain a successful mindset in those situations with my guest, Dajuan Johnson. This is a show featuring insider advice from Hollywood for today’s entrepreneurs. Working actors make up less than 10% of the actor population. They have to deal with rejection, network, brand themselves, market themselves, sell themselves, and more

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