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Delores W. - Web For Actors client

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I think the website is great for all entertainers.

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Actor Dictionary | Auspice

What you should know

An auspice usually refers to the above the line people who are responsible for creating and producing a specific project. In film, the auspices usually refer to the producer, financier (if independent), writer and director (depeneding on how early he/she was brought on to the project). Studio execs are not usually thought of as auspices. In television, auspices usually refer to the creator of the show, writer of the pilot (if different from creator), executive producers (which includes upper level writers and heads of production companies) and showrunners. This could also include the director of the pilot depending on how early he/she was involved in the conception of the project. Studio and network execs are not considered auspices when it comes to television shows.

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