Last Call For ArtsHacker Contributors

We just wrapped up the second round of processing contributions from those interested in becoming an ArtsHacker contributor and the response was just as strong as the first. As such, I’m extending this to one more round, but know this is all we’ll have time for in order to get all of the contributors ready for a fall launch. Moreover, I’m pleased to announce our core list of confirmed contributors (so far, many more in the pipeline).

• Philip Paschke; Communications Manager for @edmsymphony & @winspearcentre.
• Ceci Dadisman; Arts marketer. NonProfit Empowerer. Native Pittsburgher. WVU Mountaineer. Classical singer.
• Samantha Teter; Marketing professional at @ChattSymphony, arts marketing blogger, self-professed data geek, actor, singer, mom and wife.
• Sarah Marczynski; Young professional passionate about arts and culture, working as engagement/education manager @ChattSymphony.
• David Loehr; Playwright. Designer. Artist in residence. Wherever I go, there I art. Co-founder, @riverruntheatre, Editor @2amt, Panelist & writer @theincomparable
• Jonathan Eifert; Making #classical music cool by investing in people. Executive Director of @GolandskyInst and Founder of Jonathan Eifert PR.

Last Call!

It’s not too late to declare your interest but this will be the final call until after ArtsHacker gets up and running; I’m especially keen to hear from pros within the ops, stage crew, production, and box office departments.

To that end, go ahead and complete the following form if you think you’ve got the insight, know-how, and enthusiasm to be a contributing ninja, complete the following form so we can see if there’s a solid pool of plank-owner contributors with the necessary wealth of knowledge to not only generate great content but aggregate it from the numerous outlets of online knowledge goodness.

And to be crystal clear here, no one cares about your age; sure, experience is great but getting work done the right way is a cross-generational task. In a nutshell, everyone learns from everyone so to that end, it doesn’t matter if you’re a freelancer, or gainfully employed 9 to 5’er, there are no silly outdated prerequisites like that here.

And in case you were wondering if this is any sort of pay gig all I can say is “Ha!” but in all seriousness, I can see this getting some real legs and support from Foundations or <gasp>commercial investors</gasp>; but until then, you’ll have to suffice with becoming a rock star among the cultural blogging community.

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