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Sharing Musical Demos and Videos Online (via Google Drive)

You’ve written the musical and recorded the demos. You even grabbed some spiffy video...

YouTube 101 for Musical Writers

In today’s digital age, YouTube is an incredibly helpful tool for artists because it allows...

What Music Preparation Is & Why You Need It

The piano vocal score is paramount and ought to be given the same attention in preparation as the script of your musical. Without a properly formatted piano vocal score, you risk losing valuable time, money, and resources.

How to Integrate Your Script and Score

When it’s time to send your materials to musicians, directors, and actors, an integrated script and score will make their lives much easier!

Tips and Settings for Better Zoom Meetings and Home Recordings

Best practices, settings and equipment to look and sound your best during Zoom meetings or online recording.

4 Tips for Writing Better Lyrics

Ready to get started writing lyrics for your musical? Here are 4 tips to help you create songs that stand out and stay true to your story.

3 Reasons to Learn Industry-Standard Writing and Music Software

Using task-specific, industry-standard software and technology can help you create a script that leaps off the page and music that soars.

Musical Writers Development Series Spotlight: Todd Low

Composer Todd Low shares his experience in the MusicalWriters Development Series, our 12-month coaching and musical development program.

Developing Your Musical During the Shutdown

Continuing to develop your musical during the Broadway shutdown depends on diligence, discipline, and dedication to your craft. Here are 7 tasks that can keep you moving forward!

Virtual Readings: Where to Start?

Virtual readings have become the norm and are now a cost-effective way to develop your musical while Broadway and other stages are dark. Here are a few tips on how to host your own Virtual Reading.

Favorite Resources and Routines of Lyricists We Love

It doesn’t take a lot of tech to write effective lyrics. I asked a few successful lyricists (Chad Beguelin, Amanda Green, Marcy Heisler, Irene Sankoff, and Amanda Yesnowitz) about their process, practice and favorite resources when it comes to writing lyrics.