I need help promoting you
Posted: April 6th, 2009, 4:01 pm
Hey guys,
The AIC needs good blurbs for your troupes for the newsletter and for publicizing what is being done in the AIC overall.
The main thing that I want to do is have troupes stand out from each other more so I need more than the sheer fact that you make things up on the spot and that you rock at it. Remember, this is going to appear in places like the newsletter where those items are not much of a calling card.
Ultimately, I want people to look at the newsletter and the calendar and have trouble deciding which improv show they want to go see and see multiple shows because of it.
Some things to think about for info you could send me:
1. Do you play more realistic or out-there scenes?
2. Are you satirical? Political? Farcical?
3. Are you pop culture heavy? Obscure info heavy? Obvious science nerds?
4. What are some examples of what might see in a typical show of yours? (wolfmen working in offices, the perils of opening a business on the moon, a montage of the worst break-ups ever). Think about the scenes that have come up in past shows or rehearsals and made you think afterwards "You know, only we could have come up with that kind of scene."
I am hoping to include some new info in this week's newsletter that is going out Wednesday morning.
Let me know if you can help me in helping promote you and if you have any questions.
The AIC needs good blurbs for your troupes for the newsletter and for publicizing what is being done in the AIC overall.
The main thing that I want to do is have troupes stand out from each other more so I need more than the sheer fact that you make things up on the spot and that you rock at it. Remember, this is going to appear in places like the newsletter where those items are not much of a calling card.
Ultimately, I want people to look at the newsletter and the calendar and have trouble deciding which improv show they want to go see and see multiple shows because of it.
Some things to think about for info you could send me:
1. Do you play more realistic or out-there scenes?
2. Are you satirical? Political? Farcical?
3. Are you pop culture heavy? Obscure info heavy? Obvious science nerds?
4. What are some examples of what might see in a typical show of yours? (wolfmen working in offices, the perils of opening a business on the moon, a montage of the worst break-ups ever). Think about the scenes that have come up in past shows or rehearsals and made you think afterwards "You know, only we could have come up with that kind of scene."
I am hoping to include some new info in this week's newsletter that is going out Wednesday morning.
Let me know if you can help me in helping promote you and if you have any questions.