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Estoy buscando algún miembro para ,mi grupo ultraminoritario, ¿te apuntas?
Estoy buscando algún miembro para ,mi grupo ultraminoritario, ¿te apuntas?
udog escribió:Alguien que espera que te apuntes a la suya, por ejemplo.
Alguien escribió:En 2009, por ejemplo, Bruce Springsteen recibió 1.000.000 de euros por tocar en el Vieilles Charrues. Elton John, por su parte, negoció 270.000 euros para el Nuits de Fourvière en 2014. Ese mismo año Björk recibió 225.000 euros para actuar en el We Love Green este año. Los raperos no se quedan atrás, porque según Pierre Blanc, director de The Talent Boutique, los dos hermanos del grupo PNL costó 300.000 euros.
Klaus Von Hohenfollen escribió:el tema tiene que ser lo suficientemente genérico para conectar con el mayor número de personas, encajar con la vida de esta gente.
Alguien escribió:Según este estudio, las canciones que usan más pronombres de segunda persona son más exitosas no porque la palabra “tú” se dirija directamente a la audiencia sino porque ese “tú” evoca a otra persona en la mente del oyente.
4 escribió:Volviendo al tema.. que considerais un fan? alguien que replica en todas las redes sociales lo que haces? uno basta?
Alguien escribió:
You Aren’t Born an Artist – Although people are genetically pre-disposed to certain talents that facilitate specific skills, this genetic code does not guarantee success. Everyone must work to develop their skills, talents, and gifts. Creativity requires hard work not genetics or magic!
Stop Trying to Be Original – Don’t waste a bunch of time trying to create something totally unique and original. Instead, build your work on the shoulders of giants who have gone before you. Take their work, rearrange it, mix it with other experiences you have had, and add your insight and personal flair!
Apprentice Under a Master – You cannot become great on your own. Your skills and talents are not enough on their own. You must find an expert to mentor and coach you to greatness. They will show you things that you may never learn on your own.
Harness Your Stubbornness – You need to be stubborn enough to persevere against all odds while being flexible enough to pivot and leverage opportunities. Take Jeff Bezo’s advice and be stubborn on vision but flexible on details.
Cultivate Patrons – Every person needs an influencer that will stand up for them and connect them to the people they need for success. We cannot be passive about this patron. We each need to actively seek out a patron and provide value to them so they will work with you in turn.
Go Join a Scene – Go to where the action is. You cannot be successful in your field in isolation. Find a community of like-minded people and become an active participant and contributor in that community. Silicon Valley is a prime example of this. Remember that you build a network by giving more than you take!
Collaborate with Others – Build on your genius by collaborating with others and contributing to their genius. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis met together regularly with a group they called the Inklings to discuss ideas, concepts, books, etc. “The next best thing to being wise oneself is to live in a circle of those who are.” C.S. Lewis
Practice in Public – Get your work out into the public. This helps you build an audience and provides a source of invaluable feedback that can help shape your work and perfect your abilities.
Don’t Work for Free – Working for free does not pay the bills. Charge what you are worth based on the value that you provide. Don’t undervalue your work.
Own Your Work – Don’t sell out to an early bidder. Retain the rights to your work as much as possible so that your net worth increases as your public profile grows.
Diversity Your Portfolio – Build a diverse body of work. Specialization and mastering a specific skill are great. Leveraging this skill into an extensive body of work is key to a solid portfolio.
Make Money to Make Art – Money should never be the main impetus of an endeavor. However, without money your ability to practice your art will be extremely limited.
Klaus Von Hohenfollen escribió:Don’t Work for Free – Working for free does not pay the bills. Charge what you are worth based on the value that you provide. Don’t undervalue your work.
Bastard-Symphony escribió:Un producto de calidad al que le dedicas uno o dos años,
Bastard-Symphony escribió:El plan es ir directamente a festivales menores
Bastard-Symphony escribió:es muy complicado destacar cuando hay literalmente millones de videos compitiendo con el tuyo.
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