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P.R. Bootcamp
Studio NPG and Producer Lua Hadar present P.R. Bootcamp.
Sessions can be purchased individually for $55 each, or $250 for all 5 sessions. As the sessions build on each other, it is recommended that participants purchase the full package. Great value can also be obtained from each individual class.
All sessions take place at Studio NPG, 1695 18th Street, Studio 317, San Francisco, CA. Sessions run from 6:30-9:30.
Please arrive by 6:20 pm.
Classes are interactive. We ask you to pre-register to maximize the best class size for your learning,
P.R. Bootcamp is designed for pre-professional and professional vocalists who already have a solo performance vehicle or who are in the process of creating a show, even if it is in the idea stage at this point.
Eventually all artists should hire a publicist to get the word out about them. In the interim, as you're building your status as an artist, getting to know the basics of public relations & marketing (plus some bonus pointers) will help you further your career.
Not every event is big enough to merit the expense of a publicist, but you will be required to pull in audience at all of them nonetheless. A publicist has a brief interaction with you, and in order for them to best represent and market you, it's imperative that you provide them with concise, high-quality, clear information. "Know thyself" becomes more than a maxim, it's how you will maximize your results with a publicist or as your own representative.
Wednesday, March 16, with Songwriter-Musician and Branding Expert Russell Volckmann, Strategy and Creative Director of volckmann.com
1- The "You" in Unique: Differentiation & Branding - Define who you are & your brand.
March 30, with Tom W. Kelly, director, Arts Editor of the San Francisco Bay Times, and President of the Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle
Pressing Materials: Basics you need to market you & your show. All artists need this! HOW TO GET INTO PRINT!
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, FROM 3-6PM, with Mike Ward, Award-winning theatre director and journalist for the San Francisco Bay Times - A Show by Any Other Name -Shaping a Show: how to create and package your show so you can market it.
APRIL 13, with GERALD NACHMAN, Session 4-TAKING AN INTERVIEW & Making it Yours. Gerald Nachman was entertainment columnist and theater critic for the San Francisco Chronicle from 1979 to 1993, where he also reviewed films, cabaret and comedy. He also wrote extensively for the New York Post, New York Daily News, and Oakland Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, with vocalist-producer Lua Hadar and online gurus Meghan Weimer and David Rosenthal:
Session 5-Bridges & Nets: Online self-marketing and social networking. FACEBOOK, TWITTER, CONSTANT CONTACT, ZVENTS, WORDPRESS WEBSITES AND BLOGS, AND MORE. INDIE PERFORMERS, THIS IS FOR YOU!!!
Meghan Weimer has executed campaign strategy for various companies, including PBS station WILL-TV, Emmis Communications (The Loop - WLUP-FM and Q101 - WKQX-FM), Decibelle Music & Culture Festival, Rainforest Action Network, and Career College of California.
David Rosenthal, who will soon be teaching a VOICEOVER seminar at Studio NPG, is an actor with over 700 voiceover credits to his name. He has 20 years of teaching and coaching experience and is also the creator of the popular online tutorial site, Internet Voice Coach. He collaborates with Meghan on a regular basis.
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LocationStudio NPG
1695 18th Street, Studio 317
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 17 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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