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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
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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Tagged arts entrepreneurship, Jim Hart, Meadows School of the Arts, Minor in arts entrepreneurship, SMU
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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
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
Creative Entrepreneurs Interviewed by SMU Student Sydney Clark
The following are three interviews with creative entrepreneurs, conducted by SMU student Sydney Clark, followed by Clark’s analysis. This was conducted for the course Developing an Arts Venture Plan. The task is to assess how many creatives began with a … Continue reading
Michael Stone Interviews Creative Entrepreneurs
Questions with Rick Gantley, iQon Productions: Michael: Did you have a business plan when you started your business? Or did you use any other form of business mapping to get started? Rick: Not initially no. The business had been started … Continue reading
3 Creatives: Berger, Graff, Doerrfeld
The following interviews are created by SMU student Daniel McQuaid Interview with Megan Berger The first person I chose to interview was a friend of mine, Megan Berger, who currently runs her own business on Etsy. She currently works as … 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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