
Welcome 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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

“I think actors can really focus in on like a minute ahead of what they're saying and a minute behind of what they're saying. And what they need a director to do is sort of, now here's the hour long statement of of this thing.
So so you got to trus... more
“So every day it was a real honest, quite transparent process. You looked in the bucket, you looked on the sum up and you knew what you have for the day and you got to take that home. I've had really good experiences with paid venues and really bad e... more
“[After stand-up] I moved into advertising, I'm a creative director in advertising so I write for a living and stand-up has always been a huge interest and so I realised a few years back I have lots of books about stand-up but there wasn't one about ... more
“I went very hard on marketing and promotion and one thing is getting the actors to feel confident doing that too. You are going to feed off the atmosphere of having 50 people in that room on the night so let's give ourselves the best opportunity to ... more
“It's a medieval farce about women's rights in the wake of the Norman invasion in 1066. It's very much within the remit of things that I love to work on. It's taking ideas that are reflected still today about kind of the progress of women's rights an... more
This episode is with Lucie Lutte who is founder of Arts organisation Limitless Presents and director of upcoming play Extremism that is on at The Cockpit Theatre from 29th Sep to 2nd October
We talk about what it takes to put a play like this togeth... more
"Some people were really scared... it kind of surprised me how many tourists I came across that didn't even seem to realise that Edinburgh Fringe was going on. And they were sort of walking down the mile, like what is happening right now. Some people... more
"I've taken four solo shows to the Edinburgh Fringe previously, which have all been multi-character shows, and slowly throughout, the very first show I did was just all characters, and then second, third, fourth, I started more and more each time bei... more










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This show centers on turning creative work into a viable livelihood, featuring candid conversations with artists, performers, writers, and industry professionals about the realities of funding, promotion, touring, and sustainability in the arts. Episodes consistently explore practical strategies for marketing fringe shows, managing budgets, navigating visas and funding landscapes, and building audiences across festivals and touring runs. A standout pattern is the blend of hands-on tactics (flyering, poster design, pricing models, partnerships) with larger industry insights (venue ecosystems, festival dynamics, and cross-border opportunities). The format tends to mix actionable advice with personal narratives, making it a useful resource for... more
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Recent guests on Making Creativity Pay include:
1. Vix Leyton
2. Charlotte Redding
3. Jonathan Grant
4. Elise Simond
5. Esalan Gates
6. Lucy Lutte
7. Natalie Patuzzo
8. Charlie Vero-Martin
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