#arts management

[littlethingwithfeathers]

From a production manager to all the marketing people working in the arts...

Please learn something about what you’re trying to market. Please. You don’t have to take a personal interest in it or go to school for music/theatre/dance/whatever, but please... maybe like... go listen to the music you’re advertising? Read/find performances to watch of the plays you’re advertising? Look at the art? Read the books? And if you’re lost or maybe it’s new art and you can’t do that sort of pre-work, go talk to the producing entities... the directors, the producers, the creators... they can help! They’d love to talk about what they’re making. I promise.  Because trust me... you’re fooling no one by googling it and pasting something together from reviews and already existing copy and calling it a day.

[alittle-studyblr]

24/09/2020

Economics online lecture with some tea. Notice the mug with a local saying on it! It's such a funny and unique piece to have.

The lecture itself was quite boring since I already followed a course with similar contents but we'll see what the professor will talk about in the future!

[studyvari]

28.8.2020 | hi guys!

Just to update you about why it has been so incredibly quiet here over the past months:

I‘ve actually submitted my master thesis last week so i‘m now officially done with university and studying. I‘ve moved out of my room as well, moving back to my parents because i don’t have a job yet. (As you can imagine, going on job interviews during a pandemic in theatre/cultural/music sector is quite challenging.)

That being happening, i‘m taking some time to actually find a job. I’m on a holiday two weeks and travelling to see some friends in Germany and Austria. Much needed and deserved break incoming! I hope you’re all doing okay and are dealing with the changes we are facing right now.

[mediaartsdesignlibrarian]

Stage Managers: You Can't See Them, But Couldn't See A Show Without Them

Off in the wings, stage managers coordinate cast and crew, calling hundreds of cues during Broadway performances. They may not win Tony Awards, but without them, not even the curtain would go up.

[alittle-studyblr]

Please reblog if you are an art history major (or arts management). I need more people in my field study to follow!☄

[studyvari]

Day 11/100 days of productivity

Today felt really long, but my class was interesting again. I also had an appointment with my finance consultant, which was good. Went grocery shopping and now i’m going to prepare my stuff for the very important meeting we have tomorrow and i’m maybe going to do some research for our other group project. Intense times!

[studyvari]

15/100 13.3.2019 | seems like i’m more motivated today to get that shit done, which is good. Maybe it’s because of the deadline which is tomorrow. I‘m also already looking for stuff to do the next two weeks - which will include writing internship motivation letters and refreshing my basic mandarin vocab. Oh, and watching loads and loads of suits on netflix.

[studyvari]

21/100 days of productivity 19.3.2019 | there’s no pictures of my studying today, but instead of my work place. I worked in the ‚Deutsches Theater‘ today from 9:30am to 2pm. Also, i phoned a good friend of mine who i haven’t talked to in a very long time. And i got some news for my masters thesis which excites me a lot and makes me want to do some research work right now. I think it will be up on my to-do list for the next two weeks. Also, i’ve finished an internship application that i’m gonna turn in now. How was your day?🌱