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3 Creative Entrepreneurs on the Validity of Plans
Justin Nygren Co-founder of ArtLoveMagic and The Grove Did you have a business plan when you started your business? For ArtLoveMagic, we did not. For The Grove, we did. A lot of it was based on the experience … Continue reading
Creative Entrepreneurs: Eva Brandys, Al Poppino, Dodie Jacobi
Eva Brandys Owner of Park Cities School of Music and Lakewood Conservatory Eva Brandys is a Southern Methodist University graduate with a focus in Piano and Music Pedagogy. She also hired me to teach voice and piano to some of … Continue reading
New Audiences, Memorization and Funding: Gerald Klickstein
Nov. 14, 2016, 12-4pm Workshops by Gerald Klickstein, SMU, Meadows School, O’Donnell Hall 12:00-12:50 Grant Writing Strategies that Succeed Organizations worldwide offer funding for artists to develop and present their work, yet many artists lack effective strategies to access such grant programs. … Continue reading
Observations from the Cottonwood Art Festival:
This post is written in two sections: Observations and Thoughts. Observations: This weekend, I spent time with some remarkable artists, speaking with twenty-six—representing an array of mediums, but primarily painters. Most of the artists make the bulk of their money … Continue reading
Why Study Arts Entrepreneurship at Meadows?
Increase your odds of measurable success In the Arts Entrepreneurship minor, students take a number of important required classes, one of which is AMAE 4390 or “Developing an Arts Venture Plan.” In this capstone class, students learn to ideate (come … Continue reading
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Tyler McPhillips & Three Creatives
Ryan Cordill, 24-year-old developer of PartnerUp App. Ryan is the founder of a new app that supports promotion and an easy way to find creative partners or building teams for projects. Ryan has been working on the PartnerUp App for … Continue reading
Tyler Kowalske Explores Business Plan Necessity
In the following interviews, SMU student Tyler Kowalske explores whether business plans are necessary for creative endeavors and whether the creatives began with one when they started. Javier Mejia Javier Mejia is a photographer and creative entrepreneur and was … Continue reading
Are Business Plans Necessary for Creatives? SMU’s Thomas Beckham Decides
The following are three interviews with creative entrepreneurs and analysis, each conducted by SMU student Thomas Beckham. Interviews took place in the course Developing an Arts Venture Plan and were conducted to hear from the field, perceive if business plans are … Continue reading