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DemonKia -> RE: On being a role model (4/3/2009 7:45:16 PM)
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Excellent, sounds like you're doing a great job . ... .
Some additional thoughts:
About JK: adverse consequences should 'logically fit' & they should be relatively brief, so that they're 'doable', but they should escalate (doesn't have to be steeply) . . . . . So, perhaps, one practice session or one week ban on band practice to start, cuz, yeah, getting his bandmates in on his issues makes sense . ..
The additional-uses-of-your-venue thought-problem is an ongoing thing that your staff / loved ones / friends / etc can / should be thinking on, as well . .. . Recruit everyone in thinking of uses, then it's up to you to figure out which ones are potentially lucrative & worth pursuing . . .. . If that makes sense . . . .. The more brains / perspectives cooking on that one, the better . . . .
(Oh, a thought -- there may be film / teevee work going on in your region, & it might be worth contacting your state entity that encourages film production in-state to find out how your facility can become available for use by film productions (most states have such, similar to the gov't entities that encourage tourism) . . .. . )
The promoters have magazines & online sites where they network, so keep looking . . . . . Given your business you should see if the various popular music mags (Blender (?), that kinda thing) will add you to their comp lists, professional courtesy & all that . . .. . (I've also worked in publishing & there's an enormous amount of professional courtesy about sending out review copies & such . . . . )
The other thought is that what you're doing is strongly related to tenacity; as you prove to be a stable consistent venue, the business will build . . . . . .
& the karma you're building up . .. . .. *big smile*
I've got it in my head to follow this thread, but feel free to contact me if it seems appropriate . ..... .
Courage.
Best,
The Demon, Kia
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