You basically have three options when it comes to filing your taxes. You can do it yourself, use tax software, or hire an accountant. I always recommend artists use accountants.

When you work in a “gig economy” like most artists do, you don’t often have a consistent day-to-day income. That’s why freelancers tend to be a little more cautious with

A lot of us feel like our hands are tied at the moment. Theaters are closed, jobs are scarce, and the amount of loss and trauma from the pandemic can

Should you have two different social media profiles if you do different things? Whenever I’m teaching any sort of seminar on branding, marketing, or social media, this question always comes

We all want more. More jobs, more lead roles, more awards, more followers on social media… It’s human nature to keep wanting more. There’s a difference between wanting more and

You have career goals you want to achieve, right? Knowing your mission and vision is paramount to making that happen. I’m going to break it all down for you so

When our industry completely shuts down, such as the case with the COVID-19 pandemic, the options for making money decrease significantly. However, as an artist like yourself who works gig

Being an artist for your career is about more than just creating art. You’re also a business, and you’re a human being, too. We tend to think of these as