Doing business
You can be enterprising at every level: alone or with others, on a large scale or a small one, with borrowed money or your own, as an employee or working for yourself. What begins with an inspiring idea will only come to fruition if you have an enterprising mind. Know what you want and be able to express it: formulate your creative/artistic and business goals. Investigate the market and keep an eye on things.
- FAQ writing an artist statement
- FAQ starting to work
- FAQ fair practice
- FAQ sustainability
- FAQ working safe and healthy
- FAQ reducing business risks
- FAQ insurances
- FAQ general terms and conditions
- FAQ drawing up a tender
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FAQ pitching for film and tv
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FAQ start working as a teacher
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FAQ start working in the extracurricular art education
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FAQ copyright visual arts/design
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FAQ getting paid after a performance
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FAQ starting an ensemble
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FAQ organising a concert
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FAQ performing with a band
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FAQ touring with a band
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FAQ copyrights in music
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FAQ financing your first film
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FAQ production insurance for a film
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FAQ releasing a film
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FAQ finding an impresario agency
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FAQ talent development theatre makers
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FAQ copyright graduation performance
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FAQ dealing with business affairs
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Step-by-step plan pitching for exhibitions
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Step-by-step plan preparing a film pitch
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Step-by-step plan making an album
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Step-by-step plan exhibiting
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Step-by-step plan marketing for film
- Step-by-step plan crowdfunding
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Step-by-step plan setting up a teaching practice
- Step-by-step plan sponsoring
- Step-by-step plan applying for subsidy
- Step-by-step plan drawing up a balance sheet
- Step-by-step plan billing
- Step-by-step plan setting up your own website
- Step-by-step plan writing a press release
- Step-by-step plan from acquisition to contract
- Step-by-step plan project planning
- Step-by-step plan project budget
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Step-by-step plan forming a company
- Step-by-step plan marketing and publicity plan
- Step-by-step plan setting up accounts
- Step-by-step plan event permit
- Step-by-step plan revenue model
- Advertising
- Balance and profit - loss account
- The experience economy
- Printed matter
- Sample invoices
- Project planning - example (xls)
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Starting an architectural office
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Checklist PRIE
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Creating a dance production with non-professionals
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Simple budget
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Cashbook and daily record
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Monthly production schedule
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Planning publicity performing arts
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Production management
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The process of production
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Elaborate budget
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Selling a production
- Networking
- Negotiating