Leverage industry connections and showcase your professional artist media on                   .

Jonathan Bryan: Washington National Opera debut

Terrence Chin-Loy: Arizona Opera Young Artist

Stagetime is

an online network where artists, artistic administrators, and agents can grow as professionals and maintain relationships by engaging with industry connections, showcasing their media, and interacting with colleagues and collaborators.

Cadie Jordan uploaded a new video

Tislam Swift: New York Times review

Kellie Motter connected with Kevin Murphy

Kevin Murphy In Recital at Carnegie Hall

Ben Bliss: Chicago Tribune review

Gretchen Krupp: MONC Grand Finalist

STAGETIME + THE DALLAS OPERA NETWORK

Fridays at 9am CT — Premiering October 30

Use Stagetime to

Showcase your media investment

Take your high-quality, high-cost media and showcase it on a platform that maintains its quality — no more dropping your vertical headshots into a horizontal, pre-fab web template.

by leading with what makes your story unique — your art. Customizable video and audio driven profiles and feeds make Stagetime uniquely suited to performing artists, instead of cobbling together platforms and templates that were never meant for professional performers.

Build your professional brand

I am an agent or administrator. What about me?

Credit your collaborators.

Each time new media is uploaded, the editor will prompt you to tag your collaborators, ensuring credit is given where credit is due - never forget to tag your pianist again.

Not sure if your social media is professional or personal anymore? Stagetime provides a structured platform for sharing work-related news and for reaching out to your connections and collaborators in a transparent, professional way.

Boundaries, we love you.

Grow, maintain, and manage

Goodbye,

#thrilledtoannounce.

Stagetime's feed is populated by updates made to profiles, and there are no value judgments (think likes and comments). Share your professional news and media without worrying about how to say it or how many likes it gets.

your network of industry professionals in a straightforward, HR-friendly way. Avoid

co-mingling professional and personal relationships when communicating via Instagram DM and Facebook Messenger.

One ecosystem.

In the performing arts, one size does not fit all. That's why we designed unique profile types for educators, managers, and artistic administrators to unite the ecosystem in one digital location. Finally, industry news doesn't have to be chaotically distributed across Instagram, Facebook, individual websites, and LinkedIn.

Highlight the dynamic work that tells your story best.

Universal, but specific. Highlight media and accomplishments essential to your professional narrative. Augment traditional bullet points of "job experience" by highlighting the projects that show your skill set as a dynamic professional in a creative industry.

Mitigate email chains, shared links, texted recordings, broken URLs, digging for email addresses, and other fragmented, repetitive methods of professional communication. Easily share profiles and send messages on Stagetime.

Share information with anyone in your network in a linear way.

Stay effortlessly connected to your industry.

List your roster on your profile and appear on your artists' profiles for seamless digital representation. A news ticker specific to your roster allows visitors a snapshot of the great work you and your artists are doing together — without having to send updates via multiple platforms to reach your industry.

Consume media-rich industry news,  information, and profiles.

Interact with profiles and feeds designed to celebrate the work that is the very mission of your organization: creative content. 

On Community, Tech, and Art

by TERRENCE CHIN-LOY

"Social media platforms can help to flatten perceived social hierarchies that exist in our lived experiences by giving us all an equal platform and access to a community."

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