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From Auteur to Author, Part 3: Crowdfunding for Filmmakers Comes Full Circle
The circle is now complete –– I’m officially an author! On Saturday, April 6th, I had my first-ever book signing for Crowdfunding for Filmmakers: The Way to a Successful Film Campaign, published by Michael Wiese Productions this past March. The … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, cerise, crowd-funding, crowd-funding, crowdfunding, DIY Days, film, filmmaking, fundraising, ideas, independent, indie, John T. Trigonis, new york city, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged blogging, books, creative aspirations, crowdfunding, Crowdfunding for Filmmakers, filmmaking, Filmmaking books, independent film, indie film, Michael Wiese Productions, The Tao of Crowdfunding, writing
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Five Too Few: Dynamo 5 and the Legacy in Need of a Renaissance
For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved superhero comics. And yes, I’m talking mostly about the mainstreamers –– Batman and Robin, Green Arrow, Superman, and Wonder Woman. I also have a pretty strong affinity to many of the … Continue reading
CrowdRaiser: How a Video Game Taught Me All I Know About Belief
One of my all-time favorite video games as a kid was ActRaiser for Super Nintendo, though I wasn’t fully aware of it until a couple weeks ago. The story revolves around The Master, who, having been defeated by The Evil … Continue reading
Professors Never Bow Out –– Only in New Directions
So here we are, folks –– my first Hat & Soul post of 2013! This is also my first blog post as a former professor. Three weeks ago, I launched out into a brand new career with the crowdfunding platform … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, John T. Trigonis, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged blogging, entertainment, writing
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Movies of 2012 I Missed Because I Was Too Darn Busy Writing
It’s been an on again, off again relationship between the movie theater and me. There were a few movies I really wanted to see in 2012, but I spent the bulk of my time hunched over my writing desk working … Continue reading
A Brief Meditation on the Connections that Create Us
It’s been said that everything in life happens for a reason, and that reason is always for the best. I subscribe to this philosophy wholeheartedly, since it’s yet to let me down. Through my brief studies in Zen Buddhism and … Continue reading
Posted in John T. Trigonis, manvelope, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged blogging, Eastern philosophy, life advice, philosophy, Taoism, universe, writing
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“Where Do You Find the Time?” Six Steps to a More Productive Life
The other day, my very good friend Troy sent me a message on Facebook, and in it he asked me (and this isn’t the first time he’s asked this) how I manage to find time to do all the things … Continue reading
Posted in ideas, John T. Trigonis, manvelope, productivity, TV, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged creative writing, creativity, entertainment, ideas, martlet, productivity, television, writing
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The Doors of (Self-)Perception: Closing One to Open Another
I’ve opened and closed a lot of doors in my life. When I was a boy, I wanted to be an artist. A comic book artist, specifically. I spent hours copying the covers of my favorite Batman issues and selling … Continue reading
Posted in John T. Trigonis, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged comic book artist, gallery exhibits, guitar, Joseph Campbell, journalism, life advice, music, writing
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