EPISODE · Oct 21, 2020 · 1H 3M
Creatively in Sync: How to Discover New Opportunities during Turbulent Times w/ Somara Jacques, Attorney
from The God and Gigs Show | A Podcast for Christian Creators
When the music business was turned upside down by the 2020 pandemic, it wasn’t just the musicians who were affected by the changes. Professionals who support musicians and artists - lawyers, agents, and industry coaches - also found themselves having to find new ways to make a living while still helping their clients to cope with the massive changes.Somara Jacques, a South Florida-based entertainment attorney known as “The Latte Lawyer”, has dedicated her practice to helping musicians, artists and creatives to make the most of their talents by properly protecting and monetizing their creative and intellectual property. When the pandemic’s effects began to spread in early 2020, she realized that she would have to change her own business model in order to help her clients to find new income opportunities. Having already joined us in Episode 52 (right before things began to shut down!) to share the basics of music law, she returns to help creatives, musicians and independent artists to weather storm and take solid steps to keep our careers moving forward. Her practical and positive approach to the music industry is the perfect antidote to the fear and anxiety you might be feeling as you navigate through this brand new artistic landscape.In this episode, Somara reveals: How she responded to the stresses of COVID as an entrepreneur and how she helped her clients to pivot Her advice of creating new income opportunities through sync licensing and other areas in the music industryWhy it’s important to remain consistent with your plan to reach influencers and industry insidersWhy pivoting and finding your niche is so important in a crowded online spaceWhy you must think like an entrepreneur even if you aren’t used to being up frontWhy we have to prepare for major shifts in the industry before they happen (because they are inevitable) Learn more about Somara’s services: The Latte Lawyer - InstagramFollow Somara on Facebook Somara Jacques - LinkedIn Links We Mentioned in this Podcast Episode:Godandgigs.com/livestream - learn how to plan livestream shows that wow your audiences and bring them back over and over againCreative Emergency Toolkit - resources for musicians and creatives who need assistance during COVID-19 KarenMarieMason.com - Creative Talent Agent and Artist ServicesMorgan Rhodes - Music Supervisor Sync Community - Facebook Group for Sync License Opportunities Music Blvd Group - Sync Licensing Support IMDB - Movie and television databaseUpwork - Freelance Work Opportunities The 10 Day MBA - Business Book Send us a message!Don't Build Your Creator Lifestyle Alone. Join the Community! In our 360 Creator Community, you get focused encouragement, guidance, and training on how to thrive as a God-centered creator. Joining gives you access to our app, workshops and community conversations, so you can stop being isolated and frustrated and start enjoying creative confidence! Join today!GodandGigs.com/membershipSupport the showDownload our FREE 7 Day Prayer Devotional for Creatorshttps://godandgigs.com/prayerFOLLOW US! InstagramFacebook YouTubeWant to be a guest on The God and Gigs Show? Send us a message on PodMatch! © 2026 Paul Creative Solutions
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When the music business was turned upside down by the 2020 pandemic, it wasn’t just the musicians who were affected by the changes. Professionals who support musicians and artists - lawyers, agents, and industry coaches - also found themselves having to find new ways to make a living while still helping their clients to cope with the massive changes. Somara Jacques, a South Florida-based entertainment attorney known as “The Latte Lawyer”, has dedicated her practice to helping musicians,...
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