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- Alejandro Villaquiran Explores Plans and Planning
- Did You Have a Plan?
- Amy Kim Explores if Business Plans are Necessary
- Bianca Beattie & the Creative Entrepreneurs
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Meadows Students’ Endeavors
This is a list of currently identified Meadows and/or Arts Entrepreneurship students and recent alumni who are offering services in the market. There are more, which I plan to add to this list over time. This list includes independent contractors/sole proprietors, LLC’s, … Continue reading
Jett Monroe & 3 Entrepreneurs: Plans and Planning
The following interviews were conducted by Jett Monroe, arts entrepreneurship student at SMU. Monroe was attempting to identify if the creative entrepreneurs he interviewed believe business plans are necessary and to assess if they had one when they started. Meredith … Continue reading
Rosie Roberson Interviews Creative Entrepreneurs
Gavin Mulloy Creative Director of Bomb Factory & Trees Live Music Venues Did you have a business plan when you started your business? Yes. Do you think business plans are necessary for entrepreneurship? I don’t think anything’s necessary … 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
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
Introducing the Meadows Artist Bridge
Introducing the Meadows Artist Bridge! The Meadows Artist Bridge serves as a bridge between those who want to hire Meadows student artists/creatives and those student artists/creatives who want to work. Check out our student artists/creatives who have chosen to present … Continue reading
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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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
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Tagged arts entrepreneurship, arts management and arts entrepreneurship at SMU, derek sivers, entrepreneurship in the arts, heroism, how to start a movement, lead a tribe, leadership, living heroically, Meadows School of the Arts, seth godin, SMU, start a movement, Status Quo, tips, tribes
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Arts Entrepreneur Burgess Hears Echo of Profit
The music industry’s model is broken because, with streaming websites and illegal downloads, artists can’t make enough money to keep making the music we love. The streaming model is great for listeners because it allows them to listen to music for free, but it’s awful for musicians because… Continue reading