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Hosted by CorBen Williams · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 39 episodes
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Own Your Art, Run Your Business! A podcast for performers who want a successful business career in the arts. Helping artists like you think like entrepreneurs without compromising your artistic identity.WEBSITE: https://businessliteracyfortheartist.com/LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/BIZLIT4ARTIST
CorBen Williams hosts Business Literacy for the Artist, a arts show with 39 episodes published.
This week, we get to know Skipper Mari through her very first podcast interview. Having been in the business since her child and teen years, Skipper is a booked-and-busy commercial actor who has boldly taken her career i
This week, we get to know Skipper Mari through her very first podcast interview. Having been in the business since her child and teen years, Skipper is a booked-and-busy commercial actor who has boldly taken her career i
Great artists aren’t just talented — they’re problem solvers, investigators, and lifelong students.In this conversation, I sit down with Sheri Sanders, who has spent 20+ years as an actor, educator (Rock The Audition / V
Great artists aren’t just talented — they’re problem solvers, investigators, and lifelong students.In this conversation, I sit down with Sheri Sanders, who has spent 20+ years as an actor, educator (Rock The Audition / V
If you want longevity in show business, you need more than talent — you need a financial plan. In today’s episode, I sit down with Crystal Taylor Davis, a financial advisor with over 20+ years of experience, to break dow
How do you leave an audition like you’ve done your best work? From the Musical Director’s perspective, Matthew Stephens shares his thoughts on how actors can bring out their best work. Part two: Strong and wrong How best
How do you leave an audition feeling like you’ve done your best work? From the Musical Director’s perspective, Matthew Stephens shares his thoughts on how actors can bring out their best work. Part One: 'Ego is a no go.'
PAY TO PLAY Some actors find success through auditions, some through networking, others through showcasing their work on social media. All that to say what works for one may not work for another. Pay to play is one such
PAY TO PLAY Some actors find success through auditions, some through networking, others through showcasing their work on social media. All that to say what works for one may not work for another. Pay to play is one such
Are you new to the acting field and in need of headshots? How do you obtain them, how much do they cost? How do you find a photographer to get said headshot? Sean Turi, the CEO, and founder of Sean Turi Photo Studio expl
Are you new to the acting field and in need of headshots? How do you obtain them, how much do they cost? How do you find a photographer to get said headshot? Sean Turi, the CEO, and founder of Sean Turi Photo Studio expl
Annie Schiffmann, the CEO and founder of Downstage Media, takes us through the evolving world that is social media. In this episode you’ll learn do's and don’ts and tips and tricks. She’ll help you to broaden the scope o
Annie Schiffmann, the CEO and founder of Downstage Media, takes us through the evolving world that is social media. In this episode you’ll learn do's and don’ts and tips and tricks. She’ll help you to broaden the scope o
What does connection with the voice as a whole look, sound, and feel like? Chris Dilley; singer, producer, teacher, lover of all things voice. Takes us through his curated syllabus he uses as a guide for his students. Be
What does connection with the voice as a whole look, sound, and feel like? Chris Dilley; singer, producer, teacher, lover of all things voice. Takes us through his curated syllabus he uses as a guide for his students. Be
What do the people of SNL, Second City, and comedy troupes have in common? Improv. As actors, we’ve heard the saying ‘yes and’. Well, it goes deeper than that. Deb Rabbai, co-creator of Broadways Next Hit Musical is a Pr
What do the people of SNL, Second City, and comedy troupes have in common? Improv. As actors we’ve heard the saying ‘yes and’. Well it goes deeper then that. Deb Rabbai, co-creator of Broadways Next Hit Musical is a Prof
Are you prepared for the reality vs expectation of moving to a major market? Michael Wordly shares his perspective on the topic. Things to look out for and consider when making the choices. Working smarter and not harder
Are you prepared for the reality vs expectation of moving to a major market? Michael Wordly shares his perspective on the topic. Things to look out for and consider when making the choices. Working smarter and not harder
From the audition to rehearsal space Chip offers advice from the choreographer's perspective that’ll help actors see the objective vs the subjective. Chip Abbott is a New York City-based choreographer, Director, and acto
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Business Literacy for the Artist is hosted by CorBen Williams. The show is categorised under arts (performing) and has published 39 episodes.
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