How I got film festivals to waive my submission fees
This is the super simple strategy that you can put into place asap, and will have you saving time and $$$ on film festivals.
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YouTube vs. Vimeo for filmmakers
It’s time to answer the age-old question. Well, maybe not age-old, because we’re talking about YouTube vs Vimeo. We’re going to break it down for you today so you can work out which one you need to prioritise in 2020. Background In recent years the…
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The Complete Guide to Instagram for Filmmakers
In this complete guide you’re going to get the lowdown on IG, plus my content strategy – the strategy that my VIP clients swear by. You’re also going to get a done-for-you project plan to grow your audience, get eyes on your films and the steps to automate your content so that you get to set it and forget it.
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How To Develop a Personal Brand
It’s hard these days to stand out in (almost) any industry. But it’s exceptionally hard to stand out in a creative industry. Here’s how to develop a personal brand and start making an impact
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How to stand out as a creator in the Instagram age (without being spam-y)
Social media isn’t spoken about as a tool, but when we had a social media strategy we had film festivals coming to us and waiving the submission fees.
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The truth about how social media is affecting your creative process
Today we’re going to tackle one of the biggest time-energy-resource sucks for creatives in the 21st century: social media.
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How to Use Social Media to Market your Content
Social media is everywhere and I’ll let you decide whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing. However, as a free marketing tool, it’s fantastic. Traditional marketing involves having posters everywhere (on the sides of buses, at train stations, and drowning YouTube audiences with…
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