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PRODUCER TO PRODUCER

Prioritizing producer well-being is central to WIP’s mission. As you prepare for your next pitch, we invite you to pause and take in these words of encouragement—originally written by our WIP member Eda Lishman in response to a fellow producer’s call for positive energy. Let these words remind you that you are supported, empowered, and never walking this path alone. 💫

​​​​Dear Producer,

 

For what it's worth, just before it's your turn take a few minutes to quiet your mind and:

 

1. Five minutes before your "presentation" go find a private spot.... do several "ninja turtle" squats and let as much air out as you can with a huge "swoosh" sound. It clears the energy.  

 

2. Then in your mind's eye, bring up a soft pink light, surround your "prospective audience" with it. And for the panel, surround them with all that lightness and send them love.

 

3. Set and send your intention: once you have set it. Let it go.

 

"My project is divinely inspired. It comes through me into the world with ease. The universe is bringing forth all the right ingredients to support me and my film and my dream..

 

4. Remember to speak slowly ...there is nothing to rush. Three minutes is a long time. The audience and the "panelists" are pulling for you".   Always start with why you are there and why you are drawn to this project. 

 

5. When you get to the stage, Don't say you are nervous. Say: "Hello, thank you for giving me this opportunity,"

 

6. Look them squarely in the eye and know the right words will just flow out. They have been waiting for this project. You are safe. You are relaxed. You are not in the least bit desperate.

Therefore:

( I am sending you the softest white light- lean into God's embrace." You've got this girl.  No one knows more about this project than you. Speak through your heart, not through your "need".

It has already happened. I would wish you good luck. but it is already in the bag. And so it is!​

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