In The Greenroom: Theatre Marketing Podcast with Julie Nemitz

Julie Nemitz welcomes back Tralen Doler, Vice President at Broadway On Demand. Much has happened with digital content and marketing since Julie and Tralen first spoke last April.  Join them as they reconnect and talk about innovation during the pandemic and what's to come in 2021 as we keep theatre moving forward.  

If you still have PTSD from that last time you collaborated with a web designer to create your website, then this episode will be the cure to what ails you!

Great website design for artists and organizations has never been more streamlined and achievable! Join Julie Nemitz and her special guest Warren Wilansky, the President & Founder of Plank Designs for this enlightening masterclass to learn what great websites look like today and what content is most important (hint: it’s not you or your organization’s life history!)

To learn more about the great work Warren and his team do, visit PlankDesign.com

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How are you navigating change?  Increasing relevance in your community?

Join Julie Nemitz and her very special guest Diane Mataraza for this important conversation.

Diane is a revered arts consultant and thought-leader with a career that spans an impressive list of accomplishments:  from Senior Advisor at the National Endowment for the Arts [NEA] to Executive Director of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Foundation (the Grammy Awards).

A former national grant maker and registered lobbyist, the considerable scale of Diane’s experience has enabled her to quickly relate to and comprehend client realities.

Learn how you can keep your theatre moving forward strategically into 2021 with a new-found sense of focus and purpose.

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Become a subscriber!  LEARN to make, market, and monetize content online.   Organizations go to PlayhouseTheatreMarketingAcademy.com.  If you are a creative artist visit:  CreativesGoingDigital.com

Are you an #arts hero yet?

Well, It’s time to become one and ACT TODAY.

Be an #ArtsHero is an intersectional grassroots campaign comprised of Arts & Culture workers, Unions, and institutions in the United States pushing the Senate to allocate proportionate relief to the Arts & Culture sector of the American economy.

On today's mini-episode (OK, a PSA), you'll learn how creative artists like you and the organizations you work for and with, can become involved. 

To jump right in, visit BeAnArtsHero.com and get started today.  You can follow them on Instagram too @beanartshero. 

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It's the nonprofit Julie (Nemitz) and Julia (Campbell)!  

Nonprofit fundraising and development rockstar Julia Campbell joins host Julie Nemitz to discuss nonprofit organization challenges, innovations and best-practices managing your theatre's fundraising strategy given today's challenges due to the pandemic.

Julia answers your questions on how best to support your theatre to keep your organization moving forward and grow donor revenue this fall.

It's an interview where you're sure to find value and inspiration.  

To learn more about Julia Campbell, visit JCSocialMarketing.com. 

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Creatives Going Digital has officially launched!  Please sign up and join your fellow creative colleagues! Together we'll learn how to define and refine your special creative expertise and what wonderful talents you have to share online.  Learn to make, market and monetize your content online and grow your audience.  Learn more at CreativesGoingDigital.com.

Last week, we had the privilege of bringing four formidable theatre making women together for the Monthly Artists Roundtable hosted by Julie Nemitz. This dynamic panel of women theatre-makers and thought-leaders as they discuss how changing times are affecting their perspectives, decisions and opportunities.

These prolific women will discuss where they are finding their internal call-to-action during these tumultuous times, what roadblocks they still see for women in the theatre industry. We also discussed ways we keep our passion for theatre alive and how we envision continuing the fight for equality in the theatre industry.

Guests:  Quiana Clark-Roland (Executive Director, American Association of Community Theatre),

Natasha Parnian (Founder and Managing Artistic Director, Dark Horse Theatre Company),

Sara Phoenix (Artistic Director, Theatre Tulsa) and

Ina Marlowe (Award-winning Director, Distinguished Alumni Goodman School of Drama) and boy I can’t wait for you to hear what Ina has to say.

Safe to say there are plenty of new #teaminamarlowe fans, growing daily!

So take your seat in the Greenroom. I’m so glad to have you here where you belong.

To learn more about us and how you can work with us, visit CreativesGoingDigital.com today!  And follow us on Instagram. It's fun over there:  CreativesGoingDigital on Instagram

Welcome to In The Greenroom with Julie Nemitz -- a Creatives Going Digital Podcast. 

Julie takes the fifteen+ years spent in digital marketing for Fortune 500 brands as well as her years supporting nonprofit arts organizations to grow online … to today…

...where Julie helps creative folks like you learn to make, move and market content online. Whether you are working for an arts organization or for yourself, this podcast serves to help keep the creative arts and artists moving forward into the digital age.

I also feature current arts news, a healthy dose of marketing know-how, tips and tricks AND feature interviews with some of the country's finest arts-makers.

So take your seat In The Greenroom. We're so glad to have you here where you belong.

To learn more about us visit CreativesGoingDigital.com and subscribe to our mailing list today.  Our mailing list is the only place to get free content to help your journey to create online! 

Fun stuff happens on Instagram, too:  Creatives Going Digital on Instagram.  Follow us over there and send Julie a DM while you're there.

It's the Weekly Wrap Up!  Yes, every Friday I’ll be popping up on Facebook LIVE and right here on the podcast to share theatre news of the week, what's inspiring me from great theatres who are keeping theatre moving ahead, what theatre content there is to watch online, and of course -- I'll share marketing tips and trainings so you, too, can make, move and market your theatre online. 

This week, I discuss Diana: The Musical's move from a Broadway opening to a ... Netflix premiere, inspiring work happening at The Lincoln Community Playhouse in Lincoln, Nebraska, great innovations happening in online theatre content and some fast fixes to make your email marketing practices successful.

Tune in and then if you will, subscribe to this podcast and leave me a message or review.  I'd love to hear what you think about the new format and what content you most want to hear.  

For more information about the Playhouse Theatre Marketing Academy, visit PTMA.LIVE/Info

Join three incredibly talented (and busy!) Artistic Directors who talk about the theatre they're making now and how changing times are affecting their perspectives and creativity. 

We're thrilled to bring together very special guests Marissa Harrington (Face Off Theatre), Bert Bernardi (Pantochino Productions) and Jeremy Koch (Farmers Alley Theatre) sit down for a virtual conversation about the theatre they're making now and how changing times are affecting their perspectives and creativity to keep theatre moving forward.

Now more than ever, a theatre's marketing practices are deeply connected to the creative vision set forth by Artistic Directors managing through the pandemic pivot.  We're all facing challenging times. This week, four creative leaders who embody the philosophy of "the show must go on" are joining us.

Learn more about Marissa  at Faceofftheatre.com, Bert Bernardi  at Pantochino.com and Jeremy Koch at Farmersalleytheatre.com

Get in touch!  visit: playhousetheatremarketingacademy.com and follow us on Instagram at @playhousemarketinggroup Let us know what's happening in your theatre community.

Welcome to Season 2!

Visioning is a great way to stop, listen, and actualize new ideas. It is especially helpful in creating something new or when you need to reset, restart, or simply become curious about what is next. The theatre industry and theatre professionals are in the middle of what is the biggest transition and challenge in the history of our lifetimes.

This masterclass will help you become quiet and listen to the "voice" within your project or whatever you are creating next. You'll discover the highest possibilities and also where you yourself need to grow, let go, and allow.

Mark Anthony Lord is a visionary, transformational leader, and master teacher. As an expert in the area of spiritual psychology, Mark assists people of all paths in awakening to their true essence. For over twenty-five years he has facilitated retreats, workshops, classes, and spoken at conferences around the world on spiritual practices that transform the heart, mind, and spirit.

He is the Founder of the Bodhi Spiritual Center, a community that grew from three people meeting around his dining room table to over 1000's calling it their spiritual home. He is also the Founder of Cityside Church both in Chicago. Both thriving organizations were birthed through the practice of Visioning, of which is a certified teacher.

Mark is the author of two books,The Seven Living Words and Thou Shall Not Suffer: 7 Steps to a Life of Joy.

To get connected with Mark Anthony Lord, visit MarkAnthonyLord.Me and follow him on Instagram @markanthonylord.   

And while you're at it, follow us in Instagram too @playhousemarketinggroup. Send me a DM let me know what's going on in your theatre community.