Academy Of Storytellers The Art & Business Of Commercial Filmmaking

Norry Niven has directed commercial spots for some of the world’s biggest brands. In this exclusive workshop, he pulls back the curtain on his process, and shows you how to break into this lucrative field.

There are plenty of ways to make a living as a filmmaker.

But if you want to make a great living, filming commercials is the way to go.

Even in local markets, it can be lucrative. But once you get into national spots for big brands, you’re looking at some mighty big bucks.

But here’s the thing. It ain’t easy to break into that world. Far from it.

Truth is, unless you’ve already got a great commercial reel, or you have contacts at local ad agencies, it’s gonna be tough.

But how do you build a reel if you can’t get hired initially?

How do you get on the directing roster at a major production company if you don’t have a reel?

And how do you network and find the contacts you need to get hired?

It’s a challenging puzzle, and there no easy answers.

That’s why we brought in Norry Niven, a 25-year veteran of commercial directing, to teach you how to succeed in this tough industry.

Norry’s won 6 Emmy’s for his promo work, and has directed spots for clients like McDonalds, Ford, Lincoln, HBO, Nintendo, Time Warner, Disney, Visa, Six Flags, and more.

In other words, Norry’s the real deal, and he leaves no stone unturned in this exclusive in-depth workshop.

So if you’re ready to embark on the path to making a great living as a commercial director, this workshop is just for you.