How to Become Indispensable to Steven Spielberg

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In the news: Steven Spielberg is looking to raise a cool $1 billion to "reinvent DreamWorks as a separate company that once again owns the movies it makes," according to the Hollywood Reporter.

More interesting (to me), however, is the fact that as Spielberg looks for a new roost for the DreamWorks brand, he'll reportedly also be looking to hang on to his chief, Stacey Snider.

From the Hollywood Reporter:

"Stacey is the next generation, and Steven is very committed to her," said one participant in DreamWorks strategy meetings.

So what is it about Stacey Snider? In the dog-eat-dog world of Tinseltown, how does someone make herself indispensable to such an icon and institution as Steven Spielberg?

Here are four possibilities:

1) Apparently, she knows how to dress for her career.

2) She also knows how to work with difficult people.

3) She'll take a smaller salary for a better job.

4) According to Barry Diller's account, she isn't afraid to cry in a professional setting (a controversial career move if there ever was one, but it seemed to help Hillary Clinton).

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I have the billion dollar idea for the much awaited sequel to the greatest movie ever made.I could make the treatment one page or twenty.

david delaosa of NJ 1:52PM May 17, 2010

my name is in chechnya i 23 old years, i get diploma narafi filmschool, i want job with steven spielberg, please help me in the get. thank you.

Yakubov 1:07PM May 24, 2009

my name in palestine I 24 old years, I get in the diploma manegment and automation of office.

please help me in the get job or help

best regards

abed of NE 5:59AM August 14, 2008

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