Can (No) Social Media Hurt Your Career?

FESCH.TV INFORMIERT:

Social media for the modern artists: To Be? Or Not To Be? This week’s question is a good one:

Do you think a social media presence has or is going to become a primary resource for casting directors? Could not having a constant presence hurt anyone’s career?
-Richard DeFonzo

Social media is a two-way communication channel: most like the telephone. It helps you quickly share and receive information.

Social media also helps you get discovered: casting and creatives are going to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram to research you AND your work. Beyond your craft, they’re looking at who you are: what you’ll be like in the rehearsal room, travel/housing arrangements, and how you might express yourself in press interviews.

My recommendation is that you show up and direct to website! Collect followers on channels you’re not active on:

Clubhouse → profile directing to website.
TikTok → directing to website and Instagram.
Patti Lupone on Instagram → Official Website

Reserve your name and lead your audience where you want them to go and help control what they see!

Wondering what platforms you should focus on? Click through to get my opinion and a simple guide to look at your analytics and discover:
+ Where is your largest audience?
+ Where people are engaging most?
+ What brings the largest traffic to website?