Archive for March, 2010

Let’s Get Marginal

By Jim McCarthy 2 comments

There’s a very common analytical error that producers of live entertainment make.  It’s the kind of mistake that comes straight from human nature, and so in a way, it’s hard to blame theatre producers specifically for making it.  Most of them never claimed to be quant jocks.  In fact, many of them actively protest that [...]

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Good Service is (Nearly) Free

By Jim McCarthy 0 comments

Ken Davenport wrote a spot-on piece today in the new Live Entertainment Marketing blog called, well, Entertainment Marketing.  (I’ll tell you more about that in a second.) To summarize (though you should definitely go read the piece), Ken shows a picture that he took of a “guest services” desk at a movie theatre and asks [...]

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“How Do I Go Viral?”

By Jim McCarthy 1 comment

Yesterday, I spoke on a very interesting panel at the very first version of the Commercial Theatre Institute’s Intensive Production Workshop.  I may have gotten the name slightly wrong, but the idea of the conference/workshop is that budding theatre producers learn the tricks of the trade at these, and this is their first time in [...]

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