Rebecca Coleman Are Facebook Invites Dead?
Okay, so I consider myself to be a social media enthusiast. I love it, I love talking about it, and learning new things. So it hurts me to say this, but I am afraid that the Facebook invitation may be […]
The Rule of Brian
So, I just got back from doing a series of workshops in Australia. Sorry, you’ll be really sick of me talking about this soon, but I am processing through all that I learned, and I want to share it with […]
Oops.
This was sent to me by John Paul Fischbach, who hosted my recent trip to Australia, and I wanted to share it with you. File it under “You’ve been duly warned.” From The Nest: National Theatre’s Twitter Screw Up–What We […]
Who’s your audience?
Picture, if you will, a meeting. The meeting is between me and you. We are meeting to discuss publicity and marketing options for your upcoming play/performance/concert/art exhibition/CD launch. I say to you: “So, who’s your audience?” And you say….. Oh, […]
The answer to “Never Enough Time”
I’ve been doing a lot of workshops lately. For the most part, I do one-day workshops. The first part starts off with the theory of social media marketing, and then we move into each of the big social media platforms, […]
9000 Km in 4 days
The travelling Social Media show has hit the road! We left Melbourne at noon on Sunday, and flew into the Gold Coast of Australia, Surfer’s Paradise, to be exact. Let me tell you, they don’t call it Paradise for nothing. […]
I Heart Melbourne
I’ve been doing a lot of traveling this summer. It started with going to the Okanagan Film Festival at the end of July, then a trip down the Oregon coast to the Napa Valley in August, and now to Australia. […]
The First Workshop
Talk about hitting the ground running. I mean, I knew I would, but I think I was maybe not quite prepared for the pace of the last couple of days. What I love about it, though, is that I feel […]
Barking Spiders
Last night, I attended a fundraiser for Black Hole Theatre at a local Melbourne theatre, La Mama. It’s a teeny, tiny, ancient black-box theatre. The patrons there were joking about how, if you drilled into the walls, you could tell […]
Hoopla and Heartache over Reviewers
The theatrosphere has been buzzing the last few days with controversy involving reviewers and what their rights are. It all started out with this blog post that was published on August 17th. Mack D. Male’s friend, Sharon Yeo, who writes […]