#creative talent

[thepastisalreadywritten]

[20tomlinson02]

Supporting local talent is so fucking cool!!!

This is my favourite revelation of moving to a city at the end of my teens, especially in this uncertain period of life.

It is truly the greatest thing! Supporting local creative talent is incredible for having a good time on a small-uni-broke-budget, finding good music, finding other creatives to talk with and share your ideas and ambitions. Everyone is wanting to get somewhere or trying to find their way, so give them the support, be obsessed with whatever it is that they create, go to their gigs whenever they're on, share their work on social media, genuinely just reach out and tell them that you think their work is dope, there's nothing truly better than that feeling that others see you and you see them 💛.

[adder24]

This guy just does not get enough credit for his creativity.

Seriously.

This guy is reinventing memes I swear

[fabulizemag]

Now on http://fabulizemag.com/2017/10/this-black-cosplayer-is-teaching-allyship-through-fandom-in-the-new-safety-pin-box/

This black cosplayer is teaching allyship through fandom in the new Safety Pin Box

“I wrote this. Me. The whole thing. I found out after I was done that I’m the only person they’ve commissioned to do an entire kit. It’s a big deal to have my work out there and I wanted to share that with you. Ok. I wanted to brag. I’m bragging. I’m very proud.”

Cosplayer, advocate and writer, TaLynn Kel, announced that she was commissioned to curate a themed subject for the Safety Pin Box. The monthly subscription-box service is a black-owned business that curates literature and tools for white people to address and unpack their racism. Talynn, who is a visible, black cosplayer had the opportunity to be the first artist commissioned by the subscription-based company to address a topic and specific genre. Kel is a great pick for this subject because she is also the author of, “Breaking Normal: Essays on My Fat, Black, Geek Life“, which covers racism, anti-blackness, geekdom and interracial relationships.

If you find yourself engaging in nerd and geek spaces and culture online and offline, you know first-hand that white gamers can be racist, sexist and tired ass edge lords. They hurl racist slurs at cons, while gaming online, and on various nerd forums. Most white nerds are awful when it comes to black nerds and other nerds of color, so this specialty curated box will hopefully help them address their bigoted fandom habits and teach them to reverse it.

We have to appreciate these black-owned businesses that are socially aware and responsible because they are offering a genuine service while simultaneously helping black femmes in the activism spaces with monetary help and visibility.

So, congrats again, TaLynn! #MySuperheroesAreBlack! and you are deserving of every accolade!

[thepastisalreadywritten]

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BAFTA Cymru (or BAFTA in Wales) is the Welsh branch of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) and was founded in 1987.

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The British Academy Cymru Awards were established in 1991, with the first annual awards ceremony held on 30 November 1991.

The annual ceremony takes place in Cardiff to recognise achievement in production, performance and craft categories in Welsh-made films and television programmes and by those of Welsh birth or residence.

These are separate from the UK-wide British Academy Television Awards and British Academy Film Awards, although films and programmes recognised by BAFTA Cymru may also feature at BAFTA's national awards.

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[filmtvstudioirvine]

How Film TV Studio Prepares Aspiring Actors and Creators for Success

The entertainment industry is constantly evolving, creating new opportunities for actors, filmmakers, and creative professionals who are prepared to meet modern industry demands. For aspiring talent, finding the right training environment can make a major difference in building confidence, developing skills, and gaining access to real-world opportunities. Film TV Studio has become a respected name in entertainment education by helping students of all ages prepare for success in film and television through professional training, industry exposure, and hands-on experience.

Built on nearly 25 years of excellence, Film TV Studio combines creative education with practical industry knowledge. With locations in NYC, Beverly Hills, Orange County, and San Diego, the studio offers aspiring actors and creators the chance to learn in environments connected to the heart of the entertainment world. Students are not only trained in performance and production techniques but are also introduced to the professional standards and expectations required for long-term success in the industry.

Professional Training Designed for Real Industry Expectations

One of the most important aspects of preparing for a career in entertainment is understanding how the industry truly works. Film TV Studio focuses on practical education that mirrors professional film and television environments. Students receive guidance from experienced instructors who understand current industry trends and expectations.

Actors are trained to improve essential skills such as audition techniques, scene study, character development, and on-camera performance. Creators and filmmakers gain experience in production, storytelling, directing, and other creative disciplines that contribute to successful projects. By focusing on both artistic growth and professional discipline, Film TV Studio helps students develop the confidence needed to pursue opportunities in a competitive field.

Hands-On Experience Through Film Production

Unlike programs that focus only on classroom instruction, Film TV Studio gives students opportunities to participate in real productions. The studio produces high-quality films while maintaining professional production standards, allowing students to experience the realities of working in entertainment.

Hands-on learning helps aspiring talent understand the collaborative nature of film and television. Students gain exposure to production schedules, teamwork, technical equipment, and creative problem-solving. This real-world experience allows them to build practical skills that can be applied directly to future auditions, projects, and professional opportunities.

Working on productions also helps students develop stronger portfolios and demo reels, which are essential tools when seeking representation or industry work. These experiences give aspiring actors and creators a competitive advantage as they begin building their careers.

Access to Valuable Industry Connections

Success in entertainment often depends on more than talent alone. Industry relationships and professional networking play a significant role in career development. Film TV Studio recognizes the importance of helping students connect with opportunities that can support their growth.

By operating in major entertainment markets such as New York and California, the studio creates an environment where students can gain exposure to professionals working across film and television. Learning in industry-focused locations provides aspiring talent with valuable insight into the business side of entertainment while also helping them understand current market expectations.

The studio’s commitment to connecting students with industry knowledge and opportunities helps bridge the gap between education and professional experience. For many aspiring performers and creators, this guidance becomes an important step toward long-term career success.

Distribution Opportunities Across Major Platforms

Film TV Studio goes beyond traditional arts education by actively producing and distributing content across major streaming and viewing platforms. Films associated with the studio have secured distribution deals with platforms such as Amazon, Tubi, Apple TV, and YouTube Movies.

This level of exposure provides students with a better understanding of how modern content reaches audiences around the world. It also demonstrates the studio’s dedication to maintaining professional production quality and industry relevance.

For aspiring creators, learning within a studio connected to active production and distribution offers valuable insight into today’s entertainment landscape. Students are able to see how projects move from development and production to audience distribution, helping them better understand the complete filmmaking process.

Supporting Creative Growth for All Ages

Film TV Studio welcomes aspiring talent of all ages, creating an inclusive environment where creativity and professional development can grow together. Whether students are exploring acting for the first time or looking to strengthen existing skills, the studio provides opportunities for continuous learning and improvement.

The supportive atmosphere encourages students to take creative risks, build confidence, and develop their unique artistic voices. By combining education, mentorship, and practical experience, Film TV Studio helps students stay motivated while preparing for real opportunities within the entertainment industry.

Building the Foundation for Long-Term Success

Breaking into film and television requires preparation, dedication, and access to meaningful opportunities. Film TV Studio helps aspiring actors and creators build a strong foundation through professional training, real-world production experience, and industry insight.

As entertainment continues to evolve across digital and streaming platforms, aspiring talent must be prepared for both creative and professional challenges. Film TV Studio’s approach to education and production gives students the tools needed to navigate the industry with greater confidence and experience.

By combining artistic development with hands-on learning and professional exposure, Film TV Studio continues to serve as a valuable launchpad for the next generation of actors, filmmakers, and creative professionals.

[shaniquedawkinsart]

Value Beyond Money: Embrace Your Creative Talent

When finances are uncertain, it’s easy to measure your worth by the numbers in your bank account. But money is only one form of currency. As a creative, you have something just as, if not more valuable: your talent. Your ability to create, express, and bring ideas to life is an asset that no financial hardship can take away. History’s Lessons: Creativity in Times of Struggle Throughout history,…

Value Beyond Money: Embrace Your Creative Talent