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Conversations with Portland's creative community sponsored by Arts Seen and Heard PR, which provides Do-It-Yourself Public Relations for artists and arts organizations. Visit us at www.facebook.com/ArtsSeenAndHeardPR. Feel free to email us via facebook and suggest podcast interviews.
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Join mindset and visibility expert Pam Hamilton each week as she shares insights and practical ideas to help you find the courage to be seen. If you're ready to finally get your message out into the world, you won't want to miss an episode. If you know you’re hiding and playing small in your life and business you’ve come to the right place. There are people who need to hear your message. The one that comes from the very core of who you are and will make an impact for good in the world. But, ...
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Episode 17: How You Feel About You Affects Your Visibility
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In this episode of Becoming Seen, host Pam Hamilton explores the intrinsic connection between a person's self-perception and their visibility. Pam emphasizes the importance of self-love and acceptance in impacting how individuals show up in the world and connect with others. She highlights the significance of being authentic and true to oneself, ra…
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Badass Theatre Company's first production, Invasion! directed by Antonio Sonera, will open June 6 in Portland and exemplify the company's mission of celebrating otherness and inclusiveness and creating civic pride. An interview with Sonera, who attracted funding from numerous sources and promises to make his shows affordable.…
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A few months ago, the founders of the Portland band Northeast Northwest were begging to do shows. Now they're being pursued to perform. Founders Phoebe Spier and Zach Dunham explain how they got where they are and give tips for young bands.
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Nancy Fischer reveals the secrets to how her self-published book, "Pandora's Key," zoomed up the charts on Amazon.com in her category over the holidays.
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How did Tory Orzeck, designer and inventor of the Orp-- a smart bike hornand light designed to improve bike safety--attract more than $86,000 inKickstarter funding? How did he attract press that got the word out abouthis Kickstarter campaign? He only needs $4K more to meet his goal, but needs to meet his goal this week.…
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Richard Moore ,who wrote the music and lyrics for Rain! The Musical,discusses his journey as a musician and gives a behind-the-scenes look atthe making of this Fertile Ground Festival event in Portland.Rain! The Musical is the story of a one-hit-wonder rocker who returns hometo Portland to woo back the lover he jilted to discover that it hasn'train…
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Why did Portland-based Shaking The Tree attract a surprise $30,000 arts grant--a gift founder Samantha Van Der Merwe didn't request or apply for? How can other artists and arts organizations learn from her experience? Louanne Moldovan, Arts Seen and Heard's theater expert, talks to Van Der Merwe about the grant from the Robert Rauchenberg Foundatio…
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Brian Tashima, author of "Secret of The Songshell," which is a finalistfor a 2012 USA Best Books Award in fantasy fiction, and a musician who wonHawaii's version of a Grammy award, provides PR tips to writers andmusicians. Tashima is also a former record label owner.
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An interview with Circle Theatre Project about the project's mission--toprovide opportunities for women and girls in theater, and "Little Women," aproduction that runs Nov. 29 through Dec. 9 and explores "the inescapablewoman problem." Interviewed are Patty Price Yates, artistic director,Lisamarie Harrison, managing director and Meghan Daaboul, dir…
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Jim Lommasson's "Exit Wounds," an exhibit at the Armory until Nov. 22, hasbeen described as "deeply moving," and "amazing." Jim, described as a"Portland treasure," tells us why his projects focus on war--and about thewar secrets his dad hid for 60 years.
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Tom Beckett, head of the theater department at daVinci Arts Middle School, talks about "The Lost Princess of Oz," which opens Nov. 9--and his belief in producing risky, original works to help students grow.
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Nancy Fischer, author of the self-published YA novel "Pandora's Key," gives the secrets to her success as an award-winning, self-published author and tells how she landed a great agent. Listen to hear the unique ways she connected with her readers!
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Cami Curtis, director and owner of Cami Curtis Performing Arts in Portland, Ore., reveals thesecrets to the fast growth of her performing arts center, tells uswhich programs are unexpectedly popular, and surprises us with her plans tocreate a new theater.
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Paul Angelo, director of Harold Pinter's "The Homecoming," which runs Oct.12 through Nov. 17 at defunkt Theatre in Portland, is interviewed by Arts Seen and Heard's theater expert, Louanne Muldovan, about "Pinter pauses," the incredibly complex "Pinterplayground," and how he approached directing "The Homecoming."…
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