Love Your Creativity AND Make Money
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Multi award winning playwright & performer Claire Dowie interview
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Momentum, move 1 step forward every day!
Make the art you love, go out & turn people on to it!
Artists need big egos to make thoughts into things
Riding on the Rollercoaster Of A Creative Life
How to be a successful creative: create in the corners of your life
Tell the story you want to, in the way you dream of doing!
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Don't give up your power: Pick Yourself
Journal your inner critic & learn from her!
You must be able to use the tools including touch typing
18 tips on writing a Press Release & Bios
Post 33 of Dream, create and make money in the arts After yesterday’s post on setting up a creative group that meets regularly to inspire each other to keep moving forward creatively, this is the second part on how best to start and organise it for maximum fun, inspiration and creativity without...
Post 32 of Dream, create and make money in the arts Following on from my previous post on networking and collaboration, I know many creatives gather in teams, so a director has their favourite DOP, Choreographer, title editor etc all working in parallel fields but groups of actors or comics can also...
Post 31 of Dream, create and make money in the arts – My Series on becoming a Successful Creative Following on from my previous post on networking and collaboration, this idea that all creatives are holding daggers at each others throats as they battle to get sales and press is yet another load of bunkum...
Post 30 of Dream, create and make money in the arts – My Series on becoming a Successful Creative A great way to build your platform in the community, locally, nationally, both on & off line is to collaborate on events, shows and productions. After all it is not who you know but who knows […]
In this Podcast interview Marysia interviews Ryan James Lock. In this podcast I ask Ryan about his ebook ‘Be Your Own Publicist” and get some advice and tips on what creatives can do to promote a show, exhibition or event they are working on as part of the selling of their own work. Here are […]
This was a question on Linkedin which I answered. Someone else, Michael, had come up with great suggestions about contacting local film schools to see if they need actors and get plugged into your local community, get a showreel together. I of course had to add to it 😉 Showreel: make it, no montages,...
I am interviewing Ryan Lock the publicist who has just written a great ebook on Being Your Own Publicist Do you have any questions for him in terms of how you can best market yourself or what are your best first steps in building your brand? Either Voicemail me (button to the left) or tweet/facebook...
If a festival or nationwide competition frightens you (see Post 2) why not look for a local event for you to showcase your work? I have acted Shakespeare on his birthday in a library, sang with my band in four languages for a local charity, did a show called ‘ALL ABOUT MY MEN, ALL ABOUT […]
Here are a some current submission and competition requests, everything from feature film scripts to guest editing an arts magazine, soundscapes and a David Bowie lyrical Art Exhibition. They are in no particular order deliberately to stimulate you on what might be possible creatively, I have mentioned...
The Actors Centre in London is holding a series of talks entitled ‘Like No Business I know’ on the acting business. Paul Clayton, the actor and corporate video maestro hosted this one with Catherine Willis, Casting Director and Kevin J Brady, agent with Amanda Howard Associates, (who have a great website...
