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Now that Leverage as re-upped for another season here in Portland, what the Producers should do is give local directors a chance to direct an episode. Todd Freeman, for example, would be great at the helm of a Leverage episode! And their are other talented directors in town like Devon Lyon and James Westby who would bring a unique approach to a Leverage episode.

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One of the best things about film/tv production in Oregon is the mutual support and comaraderie in the community. We support each other's productions, work with each other, and don't have the cutthroat approach of other areas (e.g. Hollywood, but also stories I've heard from states like Florida and Louisiana).

Q: For those on the panel who have worked in other states, is this comaraderie unique to Oregon?

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