Comments on: Will Edinburgh Crush The New London Festival Fringe? http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/ Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:52:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: data recovery http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/comment-page-1/#comment-77 data recovery Fri, 04 Jun 2010 16:25:05 +0000 http://andrewgirvan.com/?p=159#comment-77 London festivals go on respite of other big issues. This is the spirit London festivals go on respite of other big issues. This is the spirit

]]> By: London Festival Fringe 2010» Blog Archive » Full list of press coverage on the Great London/Edinburgh Debate http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/comment-page-1/#comment-17 London Festival Fringe 2010» Blog Archive » Full list of press coverage on the Great London/Edinburgh Debate Mon, 30 Nov 2009 10:52:28 +0000 http://andrewgirvan.com/?p=159#comment-17 [...] Andrew Girvan Management http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/ [...] [...] Andrew Girvan Management http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/ [...]

]]> By: Greg Tallent http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Greg Tallent Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:19:50 +0000 http://andrewgirvan.com/?p=159#comment-24 Hi Andrew<br><br>Thank you for your comments. Wanted to respond to one point about the £10 proposal charge we have. Just put this up on the London Fringe website:<br><br>We think that using one simple form for proposals, containing all the necessary information for a venue manager/promoter to consider, is a much better system. At some other festivals, each performer/act has to submit a separate proposal to each venue, which takes a lot of time.<br><br>We will take information from these and send them regularly to venues listed on-site by e-mail. However, artists/performance can still go to venues direct, too.<br><br>There's more, if you submit a proposal you will also have your own profile page and be listed on the London Festival Fringe website for other people to look at.<br><br><<<<br><br>Greg<br><a href="http://www.londonfestivalfringe.com" rel="nofollow">www.londonfestivalfringe.com</a> Hi Andrew

Thank you for your comments. Wanted to respond to one point about the £10 proposal charge we have. Just put this up on the London Fringe website:

We think that using one simple form for proposals, containing all the necessary information for a venue manager/promoter to consider, is a much better system. At some other festivals, each performer/act has to submit a separate proposal to each venue, which takes a lot of time.

We will take information from these and send them regularly to venues listed on-site by e-mail. However, artists/performance can still go to venues direct, too.

There's more, if you submit a proposal you will also have your own profile page and be listed on the London Festival Fringe website for other people to look at.

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Greg
http://www.londonfestivalfringe.com

]]> By: London Festival Fringe 2010» Blog Archive » Why are we charging £10 per show proposal? http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/comment-page-1/#comment-15 London Festival Fringe 2010» Blog Archive » Why are we charging £10 per show proposal? Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:15:10 +0000 http://andrewgirvan.com/?p=159#comment-15 [...] “Having trawled the London Fringe website for information about the event the most worrying part in my eyes is the £10 proposal submission fee. Written off as a cost to help cover the running of their website and administer the event, surely this fact alone could dissuade serious producers from getting involved. Some of Edinburgh’s players bring 12 or more shows. Are we expecting them to pay £120 up front just to start talking to the London Fringe about the possiblity of involvement. In a very similar fashion to the way drama schools scalp auditionees £30+ for applying there is something seriously fishy about asking for cash up front in this situation.” Andrew Girvan Management [...] [...] “Having trawled the London Fringe website for information about the event the most worrying part in my eyes is the £10 proposal submission fee. Written off as a cost to help cover the running of their website and administer the event, surely this fact alone could dissuade serious producers from getting involved. Some of Edinburgh’s players bring 12 or more shows. Are we expecting them to pay £120 up front just to start talking to the London Fringe about the possiblity of involvement. In a very similar fashion to the way drama schools scalp auditionees £30+ for applying there is something seriously fishy about asking for cash up front in this situation.” Andrew Girvan Management [...]

]]> By: Greg Tallent http://andrewgirvan.com/will-edinburgh-crush-the-new-london-festival-fringe/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Greg Tallent Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:19:50 +0000 http://andrewgirvan.com/?p=159#comment-16 Hi Andrew<br><br>Thank you for your comments. Wanted to respond to one point about the £10 proposal charge we have. Just put this up on the London Fringe website:<br><br>We think that using one simple form for proposals, containing all the necessary information for a venue manager/promoter to consider, is a much better system. At some other festivals, each performer/act has to submit a separate proposal to each venue, which takes a lot of time.<br><br>We will take information from these and send them regularly to venues listed on-site by e-mail. However, artists/performance can still go to venues direct, too.<br><br>There's more, if you submit a proposal you will also have your own profile page and be listed on the London Festival Fringe website for other people to look at.<br><br><<<<br><br>Greg<br><a href="http://www.londonfestivalfringe.com" rel="nofollow">www.londonfestivalfringe.com</a> Hi Andrew

Thank you for your comments. Wanted to respond to one point about the £10 proposal charge we have. Just put this up on the London Fringe website:

We think that using one simple form for proposals, containing all the necessary information for a venue manager/promoter to consider, is a much better system. At some other festivals, each performer/act has to submit a separate proposal to each venue, which takes a lot of time.

We will take information from these and send them regularly to venues listed on-site by e-mail. However, artists/performance can still go to venues direct, too.

There's more, if you submit a proposal you will also have your own profile page and be listed on the London Festival Fringe website for other people to look at.

<<<

Greg
http://www.londonfestivalfringe.com

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