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Welcome to part 3 of this series of advice my Dad gave me about TheaterMaking . . . even though he wasn’t giving me advice about TheaterMaking. :-)
As a recap . . .
Volume 1 was about my Dad’s persistent effort to get me to show face.
Volume 2 was about my...
Yesterday, I sent you Volume 1 of this 3-part series of advice I got from my Dad about TheaterMaking . . . that had nothing to do with the theater.
If you missed it, reply to this email and we’ll send it to you.
Volume 1 was about networking and the importance of it. And boy, do I...
My dad was born in the semi-slums of India in 1929. And like so many of his generation, his parents told him to go to medical school. And then move to America to start a new life (and send some much need money back home).
Which he did.
So what could an Indian immigrant...
Written By Melvin Tunstall III
We made it, TheaterMakers!
It’s hard to believe we have come to the end of another year. Looking back through a year’s worth of content from our founder and the TMS team in anticipation of this post was a bittersweet journey, as I will soon...
***insert “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” melody here***
“You better sign up,
You better not wait,
It took me 37 days but the Summit made me late
Santa School is coming to town!”
It’s the Hump Day before Christmas and we’ve waited a few weeks...
Written By Melvin Tunstall III
Last month I shared my plans to finally take the 30 Day Script Challenge after accidentally pitching a new Christmas musical about the famed Charles W. Howard Santa School in Midland, Michigan. A lot of interesting developments have occurred in the past month,...
By Melvin Tunstall III
Okay, confession:
I’m not a fan of challenges. Whether it is my fear of failure or lack of discipline (or most likely a combination of both), I tend to steer clear of anything that blatantly states that it’s not going to be easy.
Enter Ken...
Written by Melvin Tunstall III
Q: I need a really pro-looking pitch deck for investors. Are there any companies you've worked with that you'd recommend?
Why yes, there is a company I would recommend: The TheaterMakers Studio! Have we mentioned we are a TREASURE TROVE of resources for...
Written by Melvin Tunstall III
Q: If you do a musical revue in a cabaret space for a 3-month run, can Equity actors work for you without having to sign (a union contract) - is it not under their official jurisdiction? It's under 130 seats in midtown (in a restaurant, not stage).
Insert clever...
Affirmations are an important part of the law of attraction. Affirmations are short sentences that you repeat to yourself to change your self-belief patterns.
Affirmations motivate us and focus our minds on our goals, whether it’s finishing the play you’ve been working on since...
Affirmations are an important part of the law of attraction. Affirmations are short sentences that you repeat to yourself to change your self-belief patterns.
Affirmations motivate us and focus our minds on our goals, whether it’s finishing the play you’ve been working on...
Affirmations are an important part of the law of attraction. Affirmations are short sentences that you repeat to yourself to change your self-belief patterns.
Affirmations motivate us and focus our minds on our goals, whether it’s finishing the play you’ve been working on...
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