From an entertainment and branding standpoint, church has a lot of lessons. Disclaimer: I did a lot of Christian church […]

We can get lost in the technical complications of making shows / games / books; it can get murky in

Why do people pay for diddly-squat? In my mission to hunt down more value for audiences, I noticed a little

I think the first time I wanted to do a magic show was when I was about six years old.

Entertainment is about humans. We want to see good humans. We think we’re one of them… Or, we want to

I’m going to get specific about one scenario for performers who have been primarily live trying to make a change-over.

Money is a measure of what matters. I’ve been to so many shows where some lady from a committee stands

It’s non-essential and it’s dangerous. “Art, as I see it, is any human activity which doesn’t grow out of either

Audiences need a leader to create a safe space for their entertainment. They need to trust that things are handled

Don’t worry everyone! We’ll be back to normal by July 17. I know we’re all relieved that the end of

I wrote this blog thing in 2012 (was I even born then?) and most of it still holds up. It’s

In some ways collaboration is a waste of creative time Gimme a person People relate to people. What people want