Launch of Show "The Next Big Business"

Today DA Vision Pictures is launching its brand new series “The Next Big Business”. This new exciting program is about shining a light on people who no longer have a 9 to 5, came up with a great idea for a business and pursued it with vigor and determination. In this program we highlight all the benefits and challenges they have in pursuing such a daring dream. We want to give the audience a real life look at what it takes to build a dream business by reporting on those who are doing it.

This show was inspired by people who lost jobs, homes, careers during the recession and decided not to let life’s challenges get them down. Instead, they came up with great ideas and moved boldly to pursue their dreams and watch them come true.

It’s been stated many times that more millionaires are made during horrific financial crisis than at any other time and that’s why we produced this great show “The Next Big Thing”. We wanted to bring forth those brave souls who carved a path for themselves in times of great struggle. Those are the people that inspire us and we want to highlight them so they can inspire you.

Check Out My Films:
Charm City©2006 is about 3 friends trying to make a better life for themselves in the gritty city of Baltimore may have turn back to their old ways when trouble hits.

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Life In The Game©2009
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