There’s an old book about the film business called Breaking Through, Selling Out, Dropping Dead and Other Notes on Filmmaking. In the book, author William Bayer discusses some of the challenges facing people looking to get into the film industry. Robert Polgar is a Los Angeles-based photographer who’s no stranger to breaking in. At the age of 29, he has already run his own graphic design firm, been an assistant to a producer during the making of The Matrix and, of course, he’s a successful photographer. Each of these endeavors is in an industry that’s notoriously difficult for emerging young talent and yet Polgar has persevered.