Matthew Feinman has been a Producer and Director of Photography (DP) for over 10 years. Matt graduated from Full Sail University as Salutatorian of his class, and recently has returned to his alma mater to further his education with a BS and MS in Entertainment Business. Past projects he has worked on include DP for the television show “Hot On! Homes,” Post-production PA for the television series “Hogan Knows Best,” Helicopter Videographer for Disney Quest Video, Behind-the-Scenes documentary for the feature film “Larry the Cable Guys: Health Inspector,” Production Assistant for the hit show ‘Fear Factor,” DP for the pilot season of the reality series “Supermodel Showdown,” and many other projects, both locally and internationally based. Matt stays abreast of the industry by attending seminars featuring the newest equipment and technology, as well as workshops on the most up to date techniques in camera operation and production. When not working, Matt spends time with his wife Sharon and their daughter Lily running k’s and half-marathons, attending outdoor local events, and relaxing at home with their dog Roxy.
Category: Industry News
The industry is ever changing here are some various topics in the Industry! Good and Bad
Press release for The Real Hair Truth Documentary
“THE REAL HAIR TRUTH” EXPOSES THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY
Hairdresser/make-up artist Joseph Kellner uses documentary to disclose hard truths of the beauty industry!
ORLANDO – December 20, 2009
Produced and narrated by accomplished hairdresser and makeup artist Joseph Kellner, the informative and entertaining documentary unravels and demystifies the processes involved in achieving success in the beauty industry. Using interviews with top beauticians in the industry, Kellner provides his expert analysis while extracting insider secrets through leading cosmetology professionals Phil Stone, Jesse Briggs, Mags Kavanuagh, Rocco DiBernardo Karla Mathey, Scott Bentley and Bennet Parke, Claudia Diesti, Joseph Kellner, Albie Mulcahy.
The Real Hair Truth is a must-see for students, professionals, salon owners or any person considering a career in the industry. The documentary explores the mindset, the passion, the plans and the hard work necessary to become the best in the business, in the most candid way. From the proper education to landing the right job and to the importance of continuing education to understanding various business models, retail sales and interpersonal communication, the film leaves no stone unturned – all while getting very real with the viewer.
The Real Hair Truth exposes various vagaries of the industry where dishonest practices are surprisingly prevalent. From misleading marketing to false promises, Kellner probes thru the superficial to the unattractive side, pointing out warning signs and other pitfalls along the way. Kellner strongly believes that in order for the industry to progress, it is imperative for new standard to be set – and met.
The Real Hair Truth is more than just a movie about the industry, however. It is part of a man’s vision to advance the industry to which he has dedicated his career. Because Kellner seeks to set a new standard of excellence in the industry while also helping people advance in it, The site offers a variety of educational scholarships and marketing opportunities to assist focused individuals in getting needed career education. The Web site also provides information and advice from seasoned professionals for all facets of the business. If anyone desires to get an edge on true success in the beauty industry as well as contribute to the advancement of it, it is paramount that they watch “The Real Hair Truth”
For more information or to schedule an interview with Joseph Kellner, call: 407-421-5857
– The Real Hair Truth, a unique documentary-style expose revealing the business side of the beauty industry, announces its official release date of April 1, 2010. The groundbreaking film will then be available for purchase on REAL HAIR TRUTH
Cosmetology License Renewal Online Is A Joke!
Several Years ago the state decided to have requirements for the Cosmetologist, Mainly because of the outbreak of AIDS. And I am also sure to fill their pockets more. But the online requirements for License renewal for the Cosmetologist is a joke. This program can be picked up at Sallys Beauty Supply and the test can be taken and mailed in. And results can be made online or the tests can be also be certified online. But the test is given to individuals who use their hands and create daily. By all means I feel advanced education should be implemented in the yearly state requirements. But this certification is merely not helping the hairdresser, Or the full Cosmetologist it is an insult to their intelligence. Advanced education should be required every year in my profession and I am talking about a good five-day course at your choice advanced academy. State requirements are often vague and to simplified for the ongoing educational requirements of the Cosmetologist. And these courses that can be done withing a few hours, and sometimes one hour should be changed. We need to improve our skills yearly and adding a training class as a requirement for yearly renewal should be required.
TOWN-CRIER Online Features Claudia Diesti THE REAL HAIR TRUTH
Claudia Diesti In Documentary
Local Wellington hairstylist Claudia Diesti has made her mark styling runway hair for photographers and fashion designers, and now her experiences will be included in a 2010 documentary about the industry.
Diesti has lived and worked in Wellington for 11 years, and over the past four years has styled runway hair for designers such as Nichole Miller, Zac Posen, Nikki Hilton and Perry Ellis. “I love the fast-paced, intense pressure needed to handle runway work,” Diesti said. “The audience’s perspective is so calm and well planned. Most don’t see the chaos behind the stage, but that’s where you’ll get noticed.”
Diesti’s accomplishments caught the eye of Joseph Kellner, producer of the upcoming documentary The Real Hair Truth. She was asked to speak about her rise from a young girl who came to the United States with nothing, to her passion for advanced education — an education that has taken her across the U.S., to Europe and Asia.
The documentary will show the ups and downs of the industry and includes interviews with Rusk International Educator Phil Stone, YellowStrawberry owner Jesse Briggs and Tampa’s Scott Bentley. All the proceeds will go to scholarships for advanced education, books and tools.






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