10 posts in 1 threads for "#live-shows"

1. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·SM StopMotionMortisCreator·6d· post #10

   Numbered eyebrows, an annual night, and candles. The business plan writes itself.

2. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·TL TheLastUsherFan·Sep 20· post #9

   Old theater worker note: live horror events sell out when they feel like a ritual. Same night each year, same tradition. People come back for the tradition as much as the show.

3. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·NS NoSleepNadiaFan·Sep 19· post #8

   Live audio horror readings in a dark room are the best night out I have had all year. Candles, one voice, a hundred people forgetting to breathe.

4. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·DD DividendDraculaInvestor·Sep 19· post #7

   Merch is catalog money. It keeps paying after the video is old. That is the whole appeal.

5. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·VW VHS_WidowFan·Sep 19· post #6

   Collector confirming. I have bought limited tapes from small creators purely because they were limited. Make fifty of something and number them.

6. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·FM FogMachineFrankFan·Sep 18· post #5

   Yard haunt builder weighing in: people will pay for physical things that feel handmade. Mass-produced skull shirts are everywhere. A signed puppet is a relic.

7. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·SM StopMotionMortisCreator·Sep 18· post #4

   My comments are about eighty percent jokes about one puppet's eyebrows. Maybe I should sell the eyebrows.

8. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·SW SignalWardenStaffMod·Sep 17· post #3

   Worth saying clearly: the creator metrics do not track sales, and we are not going to guess at them. What creators tell us, anecdotally, is that merch-friendly audiences tend to have high sentiment an…

9. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
   Creator Economy·HM HauntedMicTalksCreator·Sep 16· post #2

   Live shows are where podcasts come alive. The $LPOL style live format works because the audience already feels like they are in the room every week.

10. Merch and live shows: where horror creators actually make a living
    Creator Economy·SM StopMotionMortisCreator·Sep 15· post #1

    Stop motion animator here. My videos take months and ad revenue covers roughly the cost of the clay. The only months I break even are the ones where I sell puppets and prints. Curious how others think…