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FAQ for the Meadows Artist Bridge
The following post outlines Frequently Asked Questions about the Meadows Artist Bridge Do I have to be an “artist” to participate? No. Meadows School of the Arts is developing this project and platform. As a result, the name chosen for … Continue reading
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Tagged arts entrepreneurship at SMU, Dallas, entrepreneurship in the arts, Ft. Worth, hire musicians DFW, How to hire local musicians, how to participate in the gig list, local musicians to hire, Meadows Artist Bridge, Meadows School of the Arts, music gig list, SMU
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Arts Entrepreneur Kellam Witherington is Making a Ripple
Ripple is, in essence, a local, real-time music billboard and streaming radio service for your community. Based off of the popular location-based, anonymous message board, YikYak, Ripple intends to serve a similar function, but… Continue reading
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Tagged AMAE, and Caitlin Gutschenritter, and Jason Stumbaugh, arts entrepreneurship, arts entrepreneurship at SMU, Avery Ferrante, Johna Rutz, Kellam Witherington, Meadows School of the Arts, Noah Mendoza, Own Klaiss, ripple, Will O’Connor, William Chubb
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Chris Sendejas Chats with 3 Creatives
Analysis and interviews by SMU student, Chris Sendejas I found my interviewees to be very helpful in developing my perspective of being a creative entrepreneur. Even with their own unique stories, the creative process of entrepreneurship seems pretty standard yet … Continue reading
Powerful Tools for Arts Entrepreneurs
Today’s arts entrepreneurs now have the potential to develop and communicate with an audience pieced together, representing cultures across the globe. One may develop a pocket of interest in Canada, while at the same time having a loyal audience in … Continue reading
20 Steps to Find Vision
I am sure each of us has heard that “He/she is a person of vision”. This phrase has a mystical quality to it, as though there is a type of person with the ability to see what others cannot. I believe … Continue reading