Making Creativity Pay
Dan BarnettWelcome to ‘Making Creativity Pay’, this isn’t a podcast about making millions, more about speaking to people in creative industries whether that’s music, literature, art or anything that relies on creativity about how that ties in with making a living from it. The aim is not about selling out any creative endeavour but to ensure that there is at least some way to pay the bills and keep the lights... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||
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“ So it's full on promo, just trying to get the word out there. We are a non-for-profit festival. We don't get any funding, so it's pretty much just on myself and Jessica who's the director of the festival. getting out to all the cafes and putting th... more
This episodes guests are Comedian and Author Laura Lexx and Dr. Oliver Double, Reader in Comic and Popular Performance at the University of Kent.
We talk about their new YouTube show and podcast "The Comedy Bureau" described as "set in afictional-bu... more
“TikTok is great for testing out new ideas really quickly and seeing what sticks and having those seeds of an idea, but writing an hour is completely different.
So I'm able to build on those characters that I've tested out on TikTok but I've really ... more
" I just wrote 40 pages, booked in a preview in October last year at the Bill Murray, knowing I didn't have an ending I was like, just do it, perform it, then chat to the audience. I even sold it as like, please don't come, to really thin out the peo... more
" I think it's important to be strategic going into the fringe and to have goals and to be very clear with yourself about what those goals are. But I think you need to phrase them in ways that can always come back to something you are in charge of.
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Social Media is another job, I don’t need another job.
Sikisa is at the Edinburgh Fringe this year with her show Serving Justice, we discuss her being called the hardest working comedian on the circuit, her wrestling podcast and combining all this w... more
When I first started introducing rap into comedy, I thought people would find it trickier to switch between the two, but they don't.
I think people get used to, okay, we've got this rap, and then it stops, and then you move into doing standup, and ... more
It's a welcome return to the podcast for Comedian and Writer Kathleen Hughes, Kathleen previously appeared on the podcast in an episode with Jay Lafferty ahead of last year's fringe.
This episode was recorded earlier this year ahead of Kathleen’s f... more
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