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The JimOnLight.com Guide to Twitter for Actors, Directors, Designers, Technicians, and Entertainment Professionals

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I've been teaching lighting design students for years now – one of the most difficult topics is self-promotion and marketing, as there are a lot of young lighting design students in universities who for some reason have a very entitled attitude. Promoting your design career – as well as promoting your acting career, directing career, careers as technicians and electricians, and Entertainment business professionals in general – is very difficult business. It's not something that you're going to accomplish overnight, and definitely something that's going to do itself, contrary to some opinions! In order to get gigs, you have to let people know you're alive, and working!

I've written some eBooks on entertainment professional promotion using some of the more popular Social Media outlets – the first one is on using Twitter to help spread the word about your life as an entertainment designer, actor, director, or other professional. It's called The JimOnLight.com Twitter Guide for Actors, Designers, Directors, Technicians, and Entertainment Professionals. I wrote this text with the young entertainment designers and performers in mind that I have so many fond memories of mentoring into the working world – but it applies to anyone wanting to get into using Twitter to either share their lives with friends or promote their professional work.

Check it out! I have it listed at shop.jimonlight.com – I'm selling it for ten bucks, but right now I am offering it for 50% off (or five bucks – $5) as an introductory offer. I have a series of these planned, on a variety of categories. I hope you enjoy the book!

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Here's the table of contents so you can have an idea of the material in the book:

What is Twitter?

How Do I Get Started?
Joining Twitter
Entering in your Credentials

The Twitter Layout

I'm In – Now What?
How to Twitter
@Replies
Direct Messages
# Hash Tags

Adding to Your Twitter Profile
THE ACCOUNT TAB
More Info URL
One Line Bio
Location
Language

Protect My Updates
THE PASSWORD TAB
THE DEVICES TAB
THE NOTICES TAB
THE PICTURE TAB
THE DESIGN TAB
Backgrounds
Colors

The Sidebar

How Public Do You Want to Be?
Trashing Messages

Find People and Follow Them!
Find on Twitter
Find on Other Networks
Invite by Email
Suggested Users

What Do I Write?

What Else Can I Do With Twitter?
Track This
Quitter
Twitter Cal
Secret Tweet
Tweet Later
TwitPic

Alternative Ways to Access Twitter
Twitterific
Tweetie
TwitterFox
TwitBin
Other Twitter Clients and Tools

What Else Can You Tell Me?

About the Author

Comprehensive Link List

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Jim On Light's primary writer is Jim Hutchison, Chief Design Consultant of Alive Lighting. Jim has several years of experience in the Entertainment Lighting industry. Jim is a member of USA Local 829.

 

Jax is a professional lighting designer and theatre technician based in San Francisco. She is a company member of Impact Theatre and Renegade Theatre Experiment, as well as co–founder and technical director of Gryphon Venues, an Edinburgh Festival Fringe company.

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