The entertainment industry in your pocket
The people who shape the industry are one question away. Reach them directly, and only pay when they answer.
You ask. Filmmakers They answer. Industry Professionals That simple.
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See the movies they've made and the experience they bring.
Everyone here has actually worked in film or TV. Search by their credits or the exact experience you need, and their price is shown before you choose.
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Text is best for one sharp, specific question. A voice call is best to talk it through. A video call is best when you want to talk face to face. You see the price for each before you book.
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Specific to your project, straight from the person you picked.
The person you chose answers you themselves. Because they've actually done it, what you get is specific to your project, not general advice.
Nothing upfront.
A hold, not a charge.
Your card is authorized, not charged. A written question is charged only when the answer arrives, and if it never comes you are never charged. A call is charged when the expert confirms your time, and their share is held until the call actually happens.
How does a package actually come together before anyone takes it to a buyer?
What has to land in a pilot's first 7 pages to survive a staffing read?
What are the structural mistakes that quietly sink most first scripts?
How does an agency like yours decide which lists to build around?
How does the representation side of this industry actually work?
How does a first feature at my budget level realistically get financed?
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Don't just watch the industry. Talk to it.
Entertainment has always been powered by relationships. But access has never been equal. We're changing that.
Writers, directors, actors, producers, crew, editors, film students, financiers, attorneys, agents and managers, marketing and brand teams, authors with material they want made, and people with no footing in the business at all. If you have a question about this industry, it is for you.
- Connect by text, video, or live call
- Real answers from people who've done it
- Only pay when you get a response
- Rate and review every expert, building real trust
We know your time and inbox are valuable. Monetize it.
You are already fielding the questions. Now get paid for them, and help the next generation get answers from someone who has actually done it. Your expertise, your rates.
- Set your own rates per message, call, or review
- Read every question before you commit, and decline any that are not a fit
- Keep 70% of every transaction
- Get paid only when you answer
Above the Line & Below the Line
Every voice in Film & TV.
Studio & Streaming Execs
Greenlight officers, EVPs, and content heads at the studios and streamers actually buying features.
Executive Producers
The people who attach to a project and get it moving. What makes a package real, and who has to say yes before a buyer will.
Producers
From line producers managing $80M to indie producers closing $2M stacks. Both ends of the table.
Directors & DPs
Working feature directors and the DPs who shoot for them. How the look of a film gets decided.
Feature Writers
Feature scribes and the seasoned hands who can save your script in 30 minutes.
Distributors & Sales
International sales agents and distribution leads moving features into global markets.
Festival Programmers
Programmers and selection committees from festivals where careers actually launch.
Talent Agents
Working agents at the big four and the boutiques who know what gets repped on screen, and what doesn't.
Actors & Actresses
Working screen actors: leads and character. Audition truth, on-set craft, and how a film career actually gets built.
Network & Streaming Buyers
Series greenlight execs and content heads at the networks and streamers ordering television.
Showrunners
The people who built the rooms you want to write for. Pilot notes, staffing, room politics.
Episodic Directors
Directors who come in for one episode and have to land it inside a show someone else runs. How episodic prep and a set day actually run.
TV Writers
Pilot writers and staffed scribes who can tell you how rooms really hire and how to break your spec.
Series Producers
Line producers and EPs running series budgets and schedules. What a room and a season really cost.
Talent Managers
Managers building series careers from the ground up. The strategists behind the names you know.
Acting & Dialect Coaches
Coaches booked by series regulars. Scene study, audition prep, and accents nailed in two days.
Actors & Actresses
Series regulars and guest stars. How the room decides, what the set expects, and how a television career actually gets built.
Entertainment Lawyers
Option agreements, talent deals, label contracts, IP. Counsel whose redlines saved careers.
Tax Credit Specialists
Specialists stacking credits across Georgia, New Mexico, UK, Canada, and beyond.
Film Financiers
Gap, bridge, equity, and pre-sale lenders working the indie capital stack every week.
Completion Bond
Bond underwriters who can tell you what kills approval before you waste two weeks.
Business Managers
CPAs and biz managers running talent finances. Tax strategy, loan-outs, royalty audits.
Post Production
Post supervisors, VFX producers, and finishing leads who know what your post budget really should look like.
Marketing & PR
Theatrical marketing leads, awards consultants, publicists, and campaign strategists.
Insurance & Risk
E&O, production insurance, and risk specialists. The unglamorous calls that decide whether you wrap.
Image & Styling
Red carpet stylists, headshot shooters, and image consultants shaping how talent is seen.
AI Creators
Artists and technologists building with AI tools. Practical workflow guidance from people shipping real work.
No agents.
No assistants.
The person you wanted.
The people who make the decisions do not take cold calls. Industry Intros is the one door where your question reaches them directly, and they answer.
They only earn when they answer
Send a question and your card is authorized, not charged. The expert is paid only if they reply inside the window. No reply, no charge. Book a call and the charge lands when the expert confirms your time, and their share is held until the call actually happens.
Every answer can be rated
The person who asked rates what they got, so the next person can see whether an answer landed. It runs the other way too: it tells the professional whether they delivered, so the next one is sharper. If a response misses the mark, flag it and a person reads it.
Save on every industry professional conversation you need.
Pay one flat monthly fee for an automatic discount on every text, voice call, and video call. Frequent buyers save more than the pass costs. The more you book, the more you save.
Direct Pay full price each time. No membership. |
Solo Simple savings for occasional buyers. |
Pro The smartest move for regular, active creatives. |
Recommended Pro Plus Maximum savings for power buyers. |
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| Discount on every purchase | None | 10% off | 20% off | 25% off |
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Your discount applies to each industry professional's text, voice call, and video call price. Every professional sets their own rates.
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The introduction you have been waiting for is one question away. Make it yourself.
Frequently asked questions
What is Industry Intros?
Industry Intros is a US-only marketplace where you can ask a paid text question or book a short voice or video call with a film and television industry expert: studio executives, showrunners, producers, financiers, agents, and entertainment lawyers. You pay only once an expert commits: when they reply inside the response window, or when they confirm your call time.
Can I talk to a real studio executive or producer?
Yes. Every expert on Industry Intros is a working professional in film and television who signed up with us, including studio and network executives, showrunners, producers, financiers, talent agents, and entertainment attorneys. You reach them directly by text question, voice call, or video call.
How does payment work, and when am I charged?
You are charged only after an expert commits. When you send a question or request a call, Industry Intros authorizes a hold on your card but does not charge it. A text question is charged when the expert replies inside the response window. A voice or video call is charged when the expert confirms your requested time, which happens before the call, not after it; the expert's share is then held and paid out only once the call actually takes place. If the expert never replies and never confirms a time, the hold is released and you pay nothing.
How much does it cost?
Prices are set by each expert, not by Industry Intros, so there is no single fixed price. Every expert publishes their own list price for text questions, voice calls, and video calls. An optional monthly membership gives you a discount on every conversation.
Are the calls recorded?
No. Calls on Industry Intros are never recorded or stored, ever. Voice and video calls run live and privately, and no recording is kept by the expert, the buyer, or the platform.
What is the membership?
Membership is an optional monthly subscription between you and Industry Intros that gives you a discount on every text, voice, and video conversation. Frequent buyers can save more than the pass costs, and you can cancel anytime. The discount never reduces an expert's pay; Industry Intros absorbs it.
Can I get a refund?
There are no refunds once an answer has been delivered or a call has taken place. By receiving the answer or attending the call, you approve the charge. Accountability runs through the rating system: you rate every experience, and those ratings determine which experts rise. Industry Intros reverses a payment only in cases of confirmed fraud or a card chargeback.
Is the advice professional advice?
No. An answer on Industry Intros is that expert's personal perspective and experience. It is not legal, financial, or professional advice, and never a promise of a job, a deal, or funding. Experts are independent professionals sharing their own point of view.
Who can use Industry Intros, and where is it available?
Industry Intros is US-only and for adults 18 and over. Anyone in the United States can sign up, browse experts, and book a conversation. That means writers, directors, actors, producers, crew, editors, film students, financiers and investors, entertainment attorneys, agents and managers, marketing and brand teams, authors and rights holders with material they want made, and people with no connection to the industry at all. You do not need to work in film or television, or want to: people come with a script question, a business question, a career question, or plain curiosity about how the industry really works.