Last week, hundreds of dancers and dance administrators gathered in San Francisco for the annual Dance/USA conference. Included in this year’s programming / festivities was a more professional #SKYNOVA internet program (you might remember the last time we filmed episodes at the conference they were shot in my hotel room).
This year, thanks to the Amy [...]
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Check out these national, Chicago, Minnesota, and New York grant opportunities!
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The Jerome Foundation operates a production grant program for individual film and video artists in Minnesota. This program’s focus is strictly on directors.
Who they fund:
This program serves artists who work in the genres of experimental, narrative, animation, and documentary production. It [...]
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Tags: Chicago, dance, film, fiscal sponsorship, funding, funding opportunity, grants, minnesota, music, New York City, theater, video
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Fractured Atlas is proud to announce the launch of its third Fractured U. video workshop: The Business of Charity in the New Economy.
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Tags: charities, economy, Fractured U., non-profit, online courses, video
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A national nonprofit organization, Creative Capital works in long-term partnership with artists using a non-traditional approach to support that combines funding, counsel and career development services to enable a project’s success and foster sustainable practices for its grantees.
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Tags: film, grants, literature, Open Arts Network, performance art, video, visual arts
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A couple of weeks ago I had the honor of presenting at the Missouri State University Public Affairs Conference on emerging new models for the non-profit sector.
The presentation is now online if you’re interested in that kind of thing. I should warn you that it includes some clips of my PowerPoint but they got screwed [...]
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Tags: charities, new models, presentation, video
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Let’s take a moment, shall we, to get back to basics.
Yesterday, a lighting company contacted me about crafting their marketing strategy. When I asked for background on the company, the owner sent me a recently written press release, and at our meeting today, showed me their logo, website, postcards, and briefed me on recent events. [...]
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Tags: audience development, Facebook, marketing, PR, strategic arts consulting, strategic planning, strategy in the arts, Twitter, video, viral marketing, YouTube
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Yes, it’s true! Though we have already told you about a few of our online courses and have noted that enrollment fees would be required to access them, we’re scrapping those fees entirely.
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Tags: agents, Arts education, board development, dance, education, Fractured U., fundraising, marketing, membership, online courses, Personal Finance, producing, professional development, professional identity, social media, video, YouTube
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Sigh, reading is soooo boooooring. If you make it to the second paragraph of this article, congratulations, you have a higher attention span than most of the Twitter-verse.
But does your audience? In the age of YouTube, how do you harness the power (and traffic) of video to market yourself, your project, your company? Web video [...]
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Tags: marketing, publicity, rehearsal space, video, viral marketing, YouTube
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Fractured Atlas is proud to announce the launch of its second Fractured U. video workshop: No Pain, No Gain? No Way!: Wellness Programs in Dance Schools.
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Tags: dance, education, Fractured U., video
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Fractured Atlas is proud to announce the launch of its first Fractured U. video workshop: Independent Contractors vs. Employees: What’s the Difference?.
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Tags: business, dance, education, Fractured U., performing arts, video
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