Producing virtual programming means reshaping our business and producing models. As we continue making theatre for at-home viewing, we have had to adapt our producing processes to suit these new mediums. With the constant flow of new and evolving information from unions, streaming, and licensing services, these new practices can be confusing.
StageSource has your back! We are bringing together a group of experienced panelists to speak on the business side of virtual theatre, covering a range of topics including monetizing virtual theatre, tracking viewership and engagement, contracting, livestreaming, union guidelines, and partnerships.
Learn more about how to set your virtual programming up for success!
Your Panelists Include:
Company One’s Managing Director, Karthik Subramanian
New Repertory Theatre’s Director of Production, Hannah Huling
Seacoast Repertory Theatre’s Artistic Directors, Ben Hart & Brandon James
HowlRound Theatre Common’s Co-Founder & Cultural Strategist, Vijay Mathew
Wilbury Theatre Group’s Founder & Artistic Director, Josh Short
REGISTRATION:
Make sure to include your email so you can receive a Zoom link. The Business of Virtual Theatre Panel is Pay What You Can (starting at $5, $10, or $20). We understand that at this time our communities are facing huge economic obstacles, and we are sensitive to that. All proceeds benefit StageSource’s ability to provide ongoing programming to support the community.
Make sure to include your email so you can receive a Zoom link. The Business of Virtual Theatre Panel is Pay What You Can (starting at $5, $10, or $20). We understand that at this time our communities are facing huge economic obstacles, and we are sensitive to that. All proceeds benefit StageSource’s ability to provide ongoing programming to support the community.
At StageSource we strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. We understand that there are inequities that go along with virtual programming. StageSource wants to aid in decreasing that gap as much as we can– to request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact programs@stagesource.org
