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Tampa Film Scam Threat Index 80% : The professional integrity of the Tampa indie film scene is LOW. At this time, you have a high risk of being scammed in the Tampa indie film scene. You have an 80% chance of encountering an unprofessional, or unethical, Tampa filmmaker or party in the Tampa indie film scene who does not have your best interests in mind, and who will scam you! Use extreme caution!

State Of The Tampa Indie Film Scene 01/31/09 - Currently, there is no professional Tampa indie film community in the Tampa indie film scene. The main Tampa indie film clique has lost dominance, and many of the unprofessional operations have ended, due in large part to the successful interference by Tampa Bay Film. There are very few professional Tampa filmmakers in the Tampa indie film scene, and most of the filmmakers are insecure amateurs who form cliques, and who cannot tolerate criticism. Currently, many of the Tampa filmmakers cannot be trusted, as they will slander perceived competition, in an attempt to undermine their credibility, and steal whatever they can from them. Tampa Bay Film recommends that you get to know who you are dealing with before you work with them, and that you check references who are unrelated to the filmmaker (i.e. References who are not close to, or who are not affiliated with, them). Use caution with everyone in the Tampa indie film scene, and use our Tampa Indie Film Risk Analysis system to aid you in determining if they are legitimate professionals before you consider working with them, or collaborating with them. Remember: It is much easier to steal from someone or to undermine their professional credibility if you work closely with them, and you are who you associate with. Tampa Bay Film, at this time, cannot recommend any organized Tampa film networking efforts, as the ones that we see are set up to exploit their members and to sell them services that they do not need under the guise of "networking".

Welcome to the 2009 Tampa Bay Film Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database. It is our sincere hope that you will study Tampa Film Scamsthe Tampa film scam scenarios, scam definitions, and activity patterns so that you can instantly recognize a Tampa indie film scam. Once identified, we hope that you will choose to avoid contact with the Tampa film scam and warn others away from it. Some of you may choose to fight back, and to undermine the Tampa film scam, so that it cannot take advantage of others who may not be as educated as you are. While we do not recommend that course of action and are not responsible for the outcome and repercussions if you choose to do so, it is your choice to make.
You will find resources on the Tampa Film Scam Database where you can check public databases, seek out legal assistance, contact the media about the Tampa film scam, and report the Tampa film scam to the proper authorities so that they can deal with it.
The 2009 Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database is built around the following components.

1. A Tampa Film Scam Scenario Front-End Menu
The main menu for the Tampa Film Scam Database, this situational questionnaire menu can help you identify a Tampa film scam by your experience, and you can search by matching the scenario or the question link. This makes identifying a scam much easier, and quick, if you don't know the Tampa film scam terms or what you are looking for.

2. Tampa Film Scam Alerts
Pattern based alerts based on known Tampa film scams; if you have an experience with a Tampa film scam, we can add it here. The most dangerous Tampa film scams are listed first. All Tampa film scam alerts cross reference to our Tampa Film Scam Definition Database for further study.

3. Tampa Film Scam Term Menu
This conventional Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database menu lists the official terms of the film scam. The most dangerous and common film scams are listed first. Toward the bottom of the list, we list scam enablers and risk analysis models for identifying film scams.

All content on the Tampa Film Scam Database is cross-linked contextually to relevant feature content on Tampa Bay Film and our ally resource web sites, as well as all of our Tampa film job boards, Tampa talent audition boards, and other resources.
All menus link to Tampa film scam synopses, which can be expanded to in-depth film scam information. The scenario-based menu system has its own synopsis system, which cross-references to the traditional Tampa Film Scam Database Synopses.
Tampa Bay Film Interactive Tutorials, tutorials, articles, feature content, and other published site content cross reference the Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database as well as all of our Tampa film job and audition boards.

About The Tampa Bay Film Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database

The Tampa Bay Film Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database is a brand new film scam-fighting resource using the latest scam-fighting technology. While this is the first scam definition database and scam-fighting resource for Tampa Bay Film, it is actually a 2009 second-generation scam database resource based on the new technology developed for the new Florida Modeling Career modeling resource web site. This is an all-new tool for filmmakers and indie film professionals, and it is far more advanced that the older 2003-era scam databases in use on Tampa Bay Modeling and Independent Modeling. Eventually, these sites will be retrofitted with the new second-generation scam analysis databases and tool sets, but for now, we have the first. This is the first of many which are coming. These second-generation scam analysis databases are scheduled to be added to Tampa Bay Acting (which will be working closely with Tampa Bay Film in our war against Tampa indie film scams), Tampa Bay Modeling, Independent Modeling, Independent Acting, Independent Talent Network, Advanced Model, and the original Florida Modeling Career, which, as of January 25, 2009, is the most advanced of the modeling resource sites, and the newest. Tampa Talent Scams, a resource sites focusing on combating Tampa talent and entertainment industry scams, is an enhanced, expanded version of the second generation scam analysis database, and will pioneer the upcoming third generation, as well as new, and experimental, scam-fighting tactics.
Work on the new second generation scam analysis database format began in June 2008, as soon as Tampa television station FOX 13 did a big story on Tampa Bay Modeling and it's highly effective, but dated 2003-era, modeling scam analysis database. FOX 13 television news anchor Kelly Ring stated that people could "add their experience to the list" of modeling scams, which was not a current feature, but was a great idea. This great idea was soon joined by other great ideas, and soon development began. The result was a scam analysis database which built upon the successes of the tried and true first generation, was much easier and more intuitive to use, and was over ten time as effective. By fall, 2008, the new format was done, but it would take another few months of fine tuning.
Ironically, Florida Modeling Career, which was the site designed for the first of a new generation, would not be the first to utilize the new technology. We became the first to use it.
When Tampa Bay Film launched in January 2007, we had planned to launch a Tampa film scam analysis database based on the first generation scam analysis database used by Tampa Bay Modeling. We became sidetracked by our online film festival and other features, however, and our scam analysis database never launched.
Now, two years later, with new Tampa film scams emerging and our scam analysis database long overdue, we took advantage of the newer technology. As you can see, the wait was well worth it. Tampa Bay Film now possesses the most powerful and effective scam fighting resource ever developed, and it's not looking good for Tampa indie film scams.
We are not only the voice of Tampa indie film, but we are now in the position to inspire integrity and professionalism in the Tampa indie film scene, a foundation which is critical for the formation, and the growth, of the first professional Tampa indie film community which is coming soon.
Tampa film scams are being undermined and scrutinized, and most of them will not survive our scam-fighting operations. It begins now.

Tampa Film Scam Scenario Menu

Welcome to the Tampa Bay Film Tampa Film Scam main menu. This is a scenario based menu where you match a scenario, or question, close to your own so we can assist you with identifying the Tampa film scam which you have observed or encountered. Our Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database shows the activity patterns, or behavioral patterns, of scams, since you are what you do, and it is very difficult to later the patterns exposed here to cloak the scam.
If your situation or question is not listed here, please contact us so we can update the database. In the meantime, you could check out the Tampa film scam alerts or the convention Tampa film scam term-based menu.
Have you ever experienced, or wondered, the following?

1. A free Tampa film networking group contacted you and wants you to join.

2. You are an aspiring Tampa filmmaker, and you want to learn how to make films. Should you invest in a Tampa film workshop instead of a school?

3. You are an aspiring filmmaker who wants to learn how to make films. You've done the workshops and didn't get anything from them but a lighter wallet. You now want to go to film school!

4. You are an experienced Tampa filmmaker looking for other filmmakers to network and collaborate with on Tampa indie film projects. You attend a film networking group meeting, and are pitched a film production workshop which you don't really need.

5. You collaborate with a group of Tampa filmmakers. You do a good job on a film project and don't do anything wrong. Soon afterwards, you hear rumors being spread about you by some of the filmmakers which are slanderous and are meant to undermine your credibility.

6. When you stand up to a filmmaker who is spreading rumors about you to others, you're portrayed as someone making insane allegations. Although you have proof of what they are doing, they deny it and claim that you are imagining it.

7. You work on a Tampa film with other filmmakers and some of your ideas are used. They claim all of the credit for your ideas, and you get a minor screen credit for something else, if at all.

8. You submit your film to a Tampa film festival which requires a submission fee. You pay the money, and don't get so much as a rejection letter back.

9. You submit your film to a Tampa film festival, and you have to pay a submission fee. They don't select your film for their festival, although several others do play your film, and it receives several awards from some prestigious film festivals.

10. You are an actor, and you are invited to audition at a casting for a Tampa indie film project. You audition, but at the audition the filmmakers try to sell you services. You don't get a part, but learn that other actors are out a lot of money because they paid for services to be considered for a role in the film.

11. You are an actress who auditions for a role in a Tampa indie film. After the audition, the director contacts you and sets up a private meeting with you. You meet with him (or worse, her), and he (she) offers you a role, but first he'd like to hang out with you over drinks to decide the best role for you. They ask you to meet them at their place.

12. You debate with a Tampa filmmaker over a Tampa film issue, and they don't stick to the topic, since you are winning the debate. The filmmaker throws a slanderous rumor in your face about you in an attempt to undermine your credibility so that other filmmakers won't listen to what you have to say.

13. A Tampa filmmaker accuses you of a crime or tries to portray you as mentally unbalanced. You are a law-abiding citizen with no criminal record and lots of professional references.

14. A Tampa film festival has a competition for indie films. You pay a fee and enter one of your short films. Although your film is better than most of the other films, you don't win. Later, you find out the winning film was by a filmmaker who is friends with the film festival's organizers.

15. You work with a group of Tampa filmmakers who describe themselves as being the Tampa indie film community. You have a disagreement with one of the filmmakers, and the rest gang up on you for no reason.

16. A group of filmmakers work together in a Tampa film association. Although some of the filmmakers have bad reputations, the others give them credibility. You wonder if you should work with them.

17. You are a Tampa actor or a model. You go to an offer for film auditions or modeling jobs, and are instead sold some overpriced photography or headshot services. You never find out if there were really any jobs.

18. A Tampa filmmaker makes some claims of working on well-known films. This enhances their credibility, and they benefit from it. Later, it is found that the filmmaker isn't as good as they were supposed to be, and that the claims that they made were false.

19. You work on a Tampa film, and regret it after your ideas are stolen, and promises made to you are broken.

20. You refer an actress to a Tampa film who is cast in a leading role. The filmmakers claim discovery of the actress, and no one knows that the acting referral came from you until the actress sets the record straight. Oh, and after you refer other actresses to other films.

21. You decide to invest in a Tampa film project as a producer. You do not get appropriate credit for your involvement, and the filmmakers cheat you out of your return on your investment. You're out a lot of money, with little to show for it.

22. You're an actress who has been cast in a leading role in a Tampa indie film. The director insists that you appear on screen nude or in a degrading context. There is no pay for working on the film, and the screenplay is awful. You don't see the film doing well, if it sells at all.

23. You are a filmmaker who is well-respected, with a great reputation. Another Tampa filmmaker is angry with you because you criticized him, and Photoshops your head onto a naked body, emailing it to a lot of people. The headshot that they used of you was from when you were under aged, which means that they created child porn with your picture........

24. A Tampa filmmaker shows up drunk at a film festival and states to several people that they want to assault you to the point where you are dead. The filmmaker, after making death threats, then tries to convince everyone that you are a psycho. You have done nothing wrong, although you have disagreed with them in the past. You also have a great professional reputation, lots of references, and a lot more credibility than they do.

25. A Tampa filmmaker emails you and threatens to assault you in the email. You have done nothing wrong, and have not done anything to them.

26. A Tampa filmmaker pretends to be your friend to your face. You later find out that the filmmaker was causing you a lot of trouble behind your back.

27. You do some research, and find out a Tampa filmmaker was behind most of the problems that you have been having with a group of Tampa filmmakers the past few years. You didn't do a single thing to deserve what they did to you. You now know the_truth.

28. A Tampa newspaper article misrepresents a story about Tampa indie film. It is obvious that the reporter either did not do their homework, was lazy writing the article, or had decided to write a propaganda piece which in no way was objective. Most of the people who they interview in support of the subject are directly associated with it, tainting the objectivity and the tone of the article. This misleads the readers of the newspaper.

29. Some Tampa filmmakers collaborate with a much more successful filmmaker. This enhances their credibility, and they are able to get the backing for some of their projects because of their association with the filmmaker. Once they get to the point where they feel that they have made it, they cut ties with the filmmaker who they used, badmouth the filmmaker, and compete against them using what they learned from them.

Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database
Tampa Film Scam Alerts

Tampa Film Networking Allegedly A Pitch To Sell Workshops
POSTED 01/25/09
Tampa Bay Film has received several complaints from people alleging that an ongoing Tampa film networking meeting is being used primarily as a pitch to sell indie filmmaking workshops.
While it is fine to advertise services at an event if the claims and the purpose of the event are met, it is not alright to try to sell things to participants of the event instead of networking and collaborating free of charge as the stated purpose of the event is. To do so is misleading, a bait and switch, and a conflict of interest. If true intentions of the film networking event are contrary to what is advertised, regardless of whether or not the organizers are profiting from it, it is a scam.
Anyone want to learn how to make films or to write screenplays from so-called "award-winning" instructors, who just happen to be the networking event organizers? You can learn how to do all this for free,and don't have to pay these people a dime.
The Tampa indie film scene needs filmmakers collaborating on film projects. We don't need film workshops or screenwriting classes!
Don't know how to make a film? Assist a filmmaker with their film projects and learn by doing. Don't know how to write a screenplay? Who cares! Write as much as you can, and when you can write a decent story spend a few dollars on a book teaching the screenplay format. Screenplays don't have to be perfectly formatted if the story is good and it's for a Tampa indie film! Also, if the screenplay instructor teaches mistakes, you will only learn their mistakes.

For more, check out Tampa film networking scams, Tampa film workshop scams, Tampa film job scams, and Tampa film school scams.

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2009 Tampa Film Scam Analysis Database
Tampa Film Scams
Definition Menu

01. Tampa Film Networking Scams
02. Tampa Film Workshop Scams
03. Tampa Film Collaboration Scams
04. Tampa Film School Scams
05. Tampa Film Festival Scams
06. Tampa Casting Scams
07. Tampa Film Credibility Scams
08. Tampa Film Competition Scams
09. Tampa Film Clique Scams
10. Tampa Film Association Scams
11. Tampa Talent Scams
12. Tampa Production Exploitation Scams
13. Tampa Talent Exploitation Scams
14. Tampa Casting Couch Scams
15. Tampa Film Misrepresentation Scams
16. Crimes Against Tampa Talent
17. Unprofessional Behavior
18. Public Relations Scams
19. Tampa Film Scam Enablers
20. Risk Analysis For Tampa Film Scams


 

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