Last summer, I was asked to give a workshop called “How to Promote Your Theatre Season on a Shoestring” at the Mainstage Conference that’s thrown every year by Theatre BC. I did it, to a fairly small crowd, but everyone […]
Last week I wrote a post on how important it is to make sure that your website and all your social media are connected to each other. I had a few questions after I posted it, mostly along the lines […]
A couple of weeks ago, my sweetie, who is a singer/songwriter, got invited with another singer/songwriter friend to perform at an open-mic night. The host was a restaurant. The business-savvy owner wanted to video tape them and put the footage […]
In May of last year, I was doing a job for my dear friend Carrie Ruschinski, Dying City. It was being directed by Ben Ratner. One day I got a phone call from Ben, asking if I’d be interested in […]
I woke up this morning to this email via my Facebook from Kevin Teichroeb, who does some of the technical/website stuff at The Alliance for Arts and Culture. Hi Rebecca, We’re excited about a new PSA we’ve just uploaded to […]
Earlier this year, I wrote a post on how to use moving pictures to promote your show. That was 10 months ago, and things are changing at a rapid pace. It is estimated that YouTube attracts one billion (billion!!) views […]
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve written a series of posts on how to use the Flip Video Camera. You don’t really need a Flip–any video camera that allows you to dump your files onto your computer so you […]
Fourth post in my series on using video (specifically, shot with a Flip video camera) to market your art practice. The last post dealt with how to edit your video on a Mac using IMovie. Today, I’ll focus on those […]
The third in my series of posts on using video to promote your art practice. Editing can be optional. If your video is short, you may not need to edit it at all. But when I do interviews, I don’t […]
This is the second in a series of posts dedicated to my new Flip video camera and how to use video to promote your business. I spent an hour or so yesterday shooting footage for a Hallowe’en show that I […]