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Using email newsletters to promote your comedy
We explain why it's worth having a mailing list (even if you don't think you need one), and then talk through the various email marketing platforms available. Plus: how to build subscribers, and what to put in your emails.
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George Egg on creating his hit Instagram-based Snack Hacker show
George Egg talks about how he has developed and grown Snack Hacker, a show for Instagram that has resulted in a 600% boost in his followers.
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Dave anthology series seeks underrepresented voices
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UKTV channel Dave has teamed up with TriForce to find underrepresented voices to write a four-part TV anthology series, which will then be made and performed by diverse groups.
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UKTV and Comedy 50:50 announce opportunity for female writers
Comedy 50:50 and UKTV have launched an initiative to generate at least one new sitcom series for either Gold or Dave.
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BCG Pro Sessions video: Bill Dare
Top writer and producer Bill Dare joined us for our first ever BCG Pro Sessions interview. If you missed it, you can catch up via this recording.
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What we've learnt so far, as we release 1000 sketches in 1000 days
Comedy group The Albion Basement talk to us about how they're releasing 1000 sketches as podcasts, across 1000 days. They've already learnt some interesting planning and editing lessons, which they share here.
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Comedy Writing: How Do I Get An Agent?
We look at the pros and cons of having representation, and - when you're ready - how to get an agent.
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The Comedian's Toolkit: What it takes to stay ahead of the game
There are various aspects that you're expected to be on top of when you're a comedian - from marketing to funding. What part of the puzzle are you missing? We have a look at some essentials.
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Angela Barnes and Tom Deacon on working on the radio
In this 50 minute video, stand-up comedians and presenters Angela Barnes and Tom Deacon discuss writing for radio, and presenting via the medium. They have loads of great insight and tips.
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How do you make a sitcom in a pandemic?
How do you make a sitcom in a pandemic when you, the star, are shielding? That was the immense challenge facing Lost Voice Guy, aka Lee Ridley, and producer Jane Berthoud in regards to Series 3 of Radio 4's Ability.
