Studio Talent Collective

Ever had drama in your business or felt that things were not going to plan? In today's episode of Business, Arts and All That Jazz, I talk about Studio DRAMA! Now, there are things that are in your control and things that are out of your control. Everything from dramatic parents, needy clients, stage mums and dads, to things going wrong on show week, technical nightmares and more! We're going to be talking about ALL of that. The good news is it doesn't have to be a big drama as I share with you some

Let’s get real about my doozy business collaborations! In today’s episode of ‘Business, Arts and All That Jazz’, I am talking about the Do's and Don'ts of business partnerships. I will uncover three things to look out for when collaborating with a business partner and I'm going to share with you my horrendous experiences, as well as my good ones! I've had many, many collaborations when it comes to putting on shows, workshops, events and entertainment projects etc. When it

If you have ever wanted to create a professional performance company within your studio and give your students great opportunities to perform, then this episode is for you! A pro company can increase your student retention in a big way but there are other key benefits which I uncover. In the show I will share with youhow to get started, as well as the 3 key options to set up your in-house performance company. Moreover, I uncover how you can get paid bookings, the various revenue streams available to

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Do you struggle being paid on time from your clients? Do you waste hours upon hours and have sleepless nights chasing the dollars owed to you? A few years back, a client who was very late in paying her class tuition came into the studio. I said to her at reception "Hey there! I noticed you haven't paid your fees. Are you able to fix that up today?" Back then this was an awkward conversation for me. She responded to my request for payment by saying "I'm so sorry, I'm broke! I've just gotten back