Category Archives: Tips
3 Arts Entrepreneurs on Business Plans
Filmmaker/Teacher Cameron Watson Q: Did you have a business plan when you started your business? CW: I started in the business as an actor and then later segued into writing/directing and producing. As an actor, starting out, I did not … Continue reading
Tips on How to Start a Movement
At Meadows School of the Arts, we encourage our students to “Start a Movement.” This is not just an inspirational slogan, but also a meaningful challenge. This post explores How to Start a Movement. Students are taught how to start a … Continue reading
TCG posts Arts Entrepreneurs’ Thoughts on Audience
Theatre Communications Group, producer of American Theatre Magazine is, arguably, America’s most important theatre organization. In this conversation, Jim Hart, Director of Arts Entrepreneurship at Meadows School of the Arts, SMU and Chad Leslie, international theatre director and Resident Artistic Director … Continue reading
Useful Advice for Arts Entrepreneurs
1. Never sacrifice quality in your artistic work. Quality must be priority for the sake of value. Keep your skills sharp; unused skills rust like farm tools in the rain. 2. You can profit and commit a social good concurrently. This … Continue reading
10 Pieces of Advice for Heroic Arts Entrepreneurs
1. Have passion or don’t do it. You must believe in your own idea before any other person does. That is the first step. You must believe to effectively communicate your vision. Be passionate about it. Passion is contagious and … Continue reading
Tips Before Launching an Arts Venture
The following are some tips to consider before launching an arts venture. If you could create anything, regardless of financial cost, what would you create? It can be as large as you can dream. It can be a stadium opening, starring … Continue reading
Useful Advice for Arts Entrepreneurs:
The following are fifteen pieces of advice for aspiring and current Arts Entrepreneurs. Never sacrifice quality in your artistic work and keep your skills sharp. Quality must be priority for the sake of value. Unused skills rust like farm tools in the … Continue reading