NancyFultonMeetups
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Santa Monica, California, United States
About the store
Greetings :) My name is Nancy Fulton. I'm a writer/producer. I've taught for UCLA, the Art Institute, School for Startups int the UKand a number of large corporations.
I currently run 1-2 events weekly for 5000+ working writers, screenwriters, actors, and filmmakers here in Santa Monica. You can learn more about them at NancyFultonMeetups.com. Topics range from search engine, social media, and mass media marketing to how to raise money from investors. I also cover more creative topics, like language and thought control which is a fairly amusing look at the work of George Lakoff, Carl Jung, and Milton Erickson. Most of my events range from 1.5 - 4 hours long. The notes are quite detailed and text heavy which means they might turn into 3-5 lectures in an academic classroom.
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How to Launch & Produce a Podcast
In this workbook and video you learn how to swiftly, cost-effectively, and profitably produce podcasts and audio books. It covers: How to launch your podcast in a couple of hours.How to start producing your podcast without purchasing any equipment.How to upload your podcast to Podcast distribution services.Where and how to find great guests for your podcast easily.How to promote your podcastHow to use your podcast to acquire a paying audience for whatever you doSeveral practical ways to earn rev
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama
FILM & TV Production Workshop: A Hands-On Course for All Ages
This is a short course in film and theater production. It can be delivered to potential writers, directors and actors to ages 12 and above. By the time students complete this series of exercises, they should be ready to start developing their own productions.
What sets this course apart from many is that it shows film and theater production as a collaborative art with defined roles. Writers become better screenwriters when they understand how to work with directors and actors. Actors becom
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Making the $10K Feature Film You Can Sell
This in-depth practical workbook will be useful to any instructor who needs to teach new filmmakers, writer/producers, or actor/producers how to create a feature film they can sell for a price they can afford. Making a feature is a much better financial investment and a much better business credit than making a short film and taking it to film festivals or posting it on youtube. You can print this guide to share with students to use as an in-class resource if desired. You can use it to support
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama
16:12
Editing Podcasts and Audiobooks with Audacity
If you are producing a podcast, you will almost certainly want to use Audacity to edit your audio files. Audacity is a free professional audio editing application for MAC or Windows computers. If you are producing an audiobook or audio drama for distribution through Findaway.com or ACX.com and you are not working with a professional sound engineer, you may well decide to use Audacity as well. Topics covered will include: A quick primer on how to record high quality audio including the need fo
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, Drama
Crowdfunding & Presales: How to Sell What Doesn't Exist
This practical guide was to created by writer/producer Nancy Fulton to support the 25,000+ writers, producers, actors, and other creative pros in our professional meetup for producers, writers, screenwriters and other creative pros here in Los Angeles.
In this guide you learn:
How to swiftly create an effective crowdfunding campaign
How to ensure you'll deliver on your promises profitably
How to reduce your risk of failure
How to find the initial "audience" for what you're trying to sell
Ho
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business
1:14:39
What Agents & Managers Want to See with Marc Pariser (CAA, WM, etc)
As an agent at William Morris and CAA, Marc Pariser represented writers, directors, producers, production companies, comedians, actors, and executives during his own extremely successful career. In this interview, he discusses what agents and managers need to see before they take clients on, how to approach them, and how to create a good relationship with your representation so they are ready, willing, and able to bring you as much work as you can handle. Interviewer: Nancy Fulton is a writer,
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, Drama
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About the store
Experience
Greetings :) My name is Nancy Fulton. I'm a writer/producer. I've taught for UCLA, the Art Institute, School for Startups int the UKand a number of large corporations.
I currently run 1-2 events weekly for 5000+ working writers, screenwriters, actors, and filmmakers here in Santa Monica. You can learn more about them at NancyFultonMeetups.com. Topics range from search engine, social media, and mass media marketing to how to raise money from investors. I also cover more creative topics, like language and thought control which is a fairly amusing look at the work of George Lakoff, Carl Jung, and Milton Erickson. Most of my events range from 1.5 - 4 hours long. The notes are quite detailed and text heavy which means they might turn into 3-5 lectures in an academic classroom.
Teaching style
I like modular training materials and lectures that can be slotted into a variety of curricula. I think every course is different because students, teaching environments, and instructors vary so much. I offer a lot of specific skills and suggestions in my work,
My own education history
I have a bachelor of arts from UCLA and training in a wide variety of computer applications and operating systems. I've also developed curricula used by instructors worldwide in Entrepreneurship.
Additional biographical information
You can learn more about me on www.linkedin.com/in/NancyFulton.
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