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Arts Career Evolutions
by Out of the Arts, LLC
We are here to bridge the gap between arts careers and non-arts professional careers. By identifying transferable skills, examining overlapping interests, promoting creatives in the workplace, and incorporating arts into civic engagement, we aim to help communities and individuals thrive.
Episodes
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To Quit or Not To Quit
We all have moments where we want to quit our job. The question is, how often does that happen before you seriously leave? It might be because of the work environment, the culture, other staff, family needs, or money. No matter what the reason, it's important to be honest with yourself and...
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Intentional Job Searching
If you are looking for a new job it is important to lay out a plan and work with intention. In 2022 we are here to make our dreams come true and that might be a new job, more money, more flexibility, or something else. The point is to go get what you want. We will talk through some pit falls of…
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Making the Leap
As we get older and we grow, our interests, goals, and direction in life will also change. That’s not a bad thing. Think about when you were 10 years old. What did you want to do? We are going to talk about two groups of people. 1. People who moved into the performing arts world after having jobs...
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The Pros and Cons of Transferable Skills
Translating a skill for another industry is an art in itself. You need to show how that skill works FOR the new industry in terms that the hiring manager understands. The concern is that these skills aren’t proven. This can be a problem for all skills. If you can’t prove how successful you are at...
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Why You Need Values-Based Branding and Polarizing Content
Karla Gareau is a Director of Business Development and Communications who has spent many years helping others identify their brand and marketing strategies. She brings that wealth of knowledge to our table where we discuss what is important in branding, how to stand out, and the benefits of...
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Branding for your job search
The concept of branding confused the shit out of me. It’s the whole presentation of you, and it can be hard to identify if branding is a logo (The M for McDonalds) or a color pallet (Orange and white for home depot) or a catch phrase (Have it your way Burger King) but it’s all that and more. When...
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Resume Building Workshop for Job Transitions
Are you currently working in the arts industry but looking for a change? Maybe you need to apply to jobs in another industry due to COVID-19. Whether it is temporary or permanent, we are here to help you with that transition! Here we focus on telling your story differently and highlighting your...
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Opera singer or scientist? Why not both?
Is she an opera singer? A physicist? A voice teacher? An engineer? Mariami Bekauri is all of these things and more! With two Bachelors degrees AND two Masters degrees following very different, but parallel, career paths, Mariami could wake up any day and choose to make a full career out of either...
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Follow your Bliss - Navigating Major Life Changes with Mantras and Mark
Mark Combs grew up in West Virginia, worked in the mines, joined the army, fell in love with performing, worked as a comedian, and is now going into his second year of law school. Each step of the journey taught him something new to help him grow into his future self. When he talks about the…
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Perfectionism Pitfalls
Happy Mental Health Awareness Month! As artists, many of us fall into the trap thinking if we can’t do everything perfectly, then we aren’t worthy of doing it. It impacts our mental health, drive, and passions. We will cover this perfectionism problem, and Kristine Bonaventura talks about how she...
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Using Your Values as a Career Compass
Many of us are driven by a desire to improve the world around us, in thoughts, words, and deeds. But how do we make sure our career echoes that? Katherine Stephens is someone who is driven by a deep passion for equity, which she came to recognize she was not finding in theatre administration. Her...
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Keeping the Arts in Your Life After a Career Change
Even when your primary income is not from the arts, it's possible to remain engaged and satisfied. It might be through community theatre, improv, an a cappella group, or more - you do you. Just make sure you're keeping the balance you need. Kristine Bonaventura has a B.A. in Theatre, and spent...
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Coming Soon! Arts Career Evolutions
We’re making changes to the podcast, and we are so excited to tell you about it! As we work through what matters most to you, we are offering a more consistent mix of practical, tangible tips, alongside engaging stories about creative professionals utilizing their arts backgrounds throughout…
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Out of the Arts: Dramaturg to Litigation: Using Your Theatre Analysis Skills
Knowledge is power and attorney Ben Jacobson is teaching class. He studied history, sound design, and dramaturgy in undergrad. After school, he started working as a counter terrorism analyst and is now an attorney supporting the state of Illinois. His ability to analyze, build narratives, and…
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Out of the Arts: You Do You: Why People Leave Their Arts Jobs
Why do passionate, talented people leave their arts jobs? We don't hear people talking about it, which can lead to a shame spiral for many. So we're here to remind you you're not alone and there's no shame in making the best choice for you. Visit our YouTube Channel for a captioned video of this...
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Out of the Arts: Beth Talks Career Pivots Live on Industry Explorers
Beth has gone from a career in Sound Design to Training and Communications for state revenue and tax professionals. Seems like a strange pivot, right? Not as strange as you might think! Join us as Beth tells her story LIVE with Industry Explorers. Visit our YouTube Channel for a captioned video…
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Out of the Arts: How To Keep Your Brand (and Sanity!) Alive During COVID
Jordan Weatherston Pitts has a lot of insight in personal branding and social media, with followers in the thousands. Jordan studied vocal performance, and as a fledgling opera singer didn’t quite have confidence to build his social media presence. However, he has recently worked to create an...
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Out of the Arts: HOT TAKE: Hire Entertainment Professionals to Run COVID Clinics
Nearly a year into a global pandemic, our medical and public health professionals are burnt out. Now we expect them to take on the added administrative task of running vaccination clinics? Meanwhile, the live entertainment industry remains shuttered. Entertainment professionals are organizational...
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Out of the Arts: Making Your Own Role: From Actor to Attorney, and Beyond
Attorney Raysheea Turner has gone from acting to practicing law to running her own law firm, and doesn’t let fears or barriers get in the way. Adaptability, collaboration, and even memorization are just some of the skills that she has carried with her from theater school through law school and…
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Out of the Arts: Keeping the YOU in Your New Job
There's a lot to balance as you start a new job, especially in an unfamiliar industry, and it can be easy to get swept away by the New Job Energy. But in order to do your best work, you need to keep yourself grounded. Today's chat focuses in on authenticity, personal dynamics, and mental health -...
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Out of the Arts: SPOTLIGHT: Claire Friday, Event Producer & Storyteller
Claire is a corporate event producer, TedX speaker, and all around storyteller, with a background in stage management and theater production! She has spent her entire career bringing her love for artistic storytelling, collaboration, and creative problem-solving to life both in and out of the...
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Out of the Arts: Landing the Job: From Auditions to Interviews
If you've spent most of your career in the arts, you have probably spent most of your career getting jobs either through auditions or referrals. So how on earth do you prepare for an interview? Believe it or not, you've been training for this the entire time. Visit our YouTube Channel for a...
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Out of the Arts: SPOTLIGHT: Alexandria Bellivan, Career Development Specialist for Entertainment Professionals
Alexandria is a Career Development Specialist for Entertainment Professionals, who currently works for The Actors Fund. Her excitement and passion for her job really shines through, and she brings to the table several years of experience helping arts and entertainment professionals successfully...
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Out of the Arts: Our Favorite Things: Podcasts That Spur Growth
Looking for a good podcast to listen to that can help you along in a time when you're stressed or confused about the future? We have some suggestions! In December we are sharing with you Our Favorite Things, and this episode we are talking about podcasts that help us see perspective and get…
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Out of the Arts: Our Favorite Things: Books that Ignite Us
Are you looking for a good book to cuddle up with that will light your fire? Well, you’ve come to the right place! In December we are sharing with you Our Favorite Things, and this episode we’re talking about some of our favorite books. So today we have seven books to share with you. These books...
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Out of the Arts: The Emotional Journey of Leaving the Arts
One of the biggest things that arts people deal with is the shame in leaving, feeling like you're abandoning something that you love. “Oh, well if you're not making all of your money from art, are you really an artist?” Yes, you're really an artist! Follow along on the emotional journey, and know...
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Out of the Arts: Outside the Box: How Personality Affects Career Choice
Are you an extrovert who gets mistaken for a performer? Maybe you're an introvert who is not shy. Join us for an in-depth conversation on how personality and personal dynamics play into career choice, and how to avoid boxing yourself in. Visit our YouTube Channel for a captioned video of this…
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Out of the Arts: Keeping the YOU in Your Job Transition
We don't need to tell you there's A LOT to think about as you're preparing to go in a new direction. But are you thinking about all the right things? Your primary focus should be you. Mentioned Article: https://thriveglobal.com/stories/your-job-will-never-love-you-back/ Visit our YouTube Channel...
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Out of the Arts: Building a Standout Resume: From Production Management to Project Management
Production Management = Project Management. We know you've been project managing all along. Listen to learn how to make sure non-arts hiring managers understand just as well! For Functional Resume examples: https://www.livecareer.com/resume/formats/functional Project Management Institute:...
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Out of the Arts: SPOTLIGHT: Katie Young, Stage Manager & Politician
Katie is an AEA Stage Manager and Activist, who is currently running her own political campaign for State Representative in Washington State’s 31st District. She talks about how to engage in the political process, how her theater background helps her in politics, and even the skills she wants to...
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Out of the Arts: Top 9 Stage Manager Skills Easily Transferred to Non-Arts Jobs
WHO RUN THE WORLD? Stage Managers! Or, they run the show at least. Production and Stage Managers have some really impressive skills that can help them land just about any job they set their sights on. All you need to do is translate those experiences and skills for your resume! Here, we walk you...
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Out of the Arts: Preview: SPOTLIGHT on Katie Young
Meet Katie Young, an AEA Stage Manager AND Candidate for Washington State Legislature. She reminds us that Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020 is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay and everyone needs to get out there and either verify registration or get registered. For the full conversation with Katie about...
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Out of the Arts:Steps for a Successful Job Transition
Going in a new direction is never easy, but it's possible to come out the other side and still be happy - we promise! Just ask yourself these important questions. The Next Steps Worksheet: https://www.outofthearts.com/featured Study.com Article:...
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Out of the Arts: Building a Standout Resume: From Performing Arts to Customer Service
Make sure your resume gets seen when transitioning from performing arts to customer service. Learn The Three Big Skills that will help you on a resume and thrive in the job. For traditional resume examples, visit LiveCareer: www.livecareer.com/resume/templates/traditional Visit our YouTube…
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Out of the Arts: Top 9 Performer Skills Easily Transferred To Non-Arts Jobs
As a performer, you have tons of skills beyond performing. But how do you translate your dynamic profession onto a resume so non-arts hiring managers want to hire you? Whether you are a natural improviser or someone who needs to memorize the script before stepping on stage, there is something on...
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Out of the Arts: Our Performing Arts Career Change Stories
Beth & Amy both had professional jobs and careers in the performing arts industry. Eventually, burn out, exhaustion, and a more consistent paycheck all became reasons for us to bring our skills to other industries. It's possible to find fulfillment outside the arts, but it's not an easy road, and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We are here to bridge the gap between arts careers and non-arts professional careers. By identifying transferable skills, examining overlapping interests, promoting creatives in the workplace, and incorporating arts into civic engagement, we aim to help communities and individuals thrive.
HOSTED BY
Out of the Arts, LLC
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