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For the past year, The London Horror Society has been working on a brand-new membership offering for not just everyone who already works in the industry, but for those who are looking to start, too.
We hope it will not only help writers, filmmakers and any other creative individuals find others to work and collaborate with…
…but also help demystify and simplify some of the more complex and time-consuming areas of the creative industry too.
Furthermore, it aims to help both aspiring and seasoned professionals develop their talents by learning from those at the very top of their game – in every corner of the film industry.
And right now, we’re incredibly excited to be able to announce that we are just about ready to welcome new members inside…
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