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RE: The Next Step - Create a 'Distinct Steemit Community' to Welcome New Film On-boarders!
Tough chore, finding and assembling a dedicated community of films pros that are willing to pitch in. Contacting ACTRA members is the logical step.
But it sounds like you need a team of dedicated curation volunteers to do what you did in the introduction categories: look for new Steemians who are not only interested in film but who also are capable and willing to pitch in.
This really interests me. We need to do all we can to build a community of "people, companies , associations and institutions involved in the process of making film". That's the mantra for the steemit-like community we are building out initially on steemit then transitioning to steem.film to be built on the steem blockchain with the SMT 'flix'. This community is very important to jump start. We need a welcoming group in this new community to be in position when we begin on-boarding using the Film Festival Publicity Engines when "The Order of Things to Come" our short film hits the Film Festival circuit end of May early June!
The only "proto-community" I know of is #family-protection . It might not be to your taste, but that's where I come in. :) I asked in one of its threads about how to run a community.
If your interest is piqued, @canadian-coconut runs #family-protection . She might be available on steemit.chat for advice.
I'll reach out to her. Thanks for the heads up!
Cool licence plate! Good suggestion. Would you like to help putting them together?
Hey, thanks! It's the only one in Ontario. :) Had I had the brass to park right in front of the Cloak & Daggwer instead of a parking lot, you would have seen it at the first Steemfest.
It sounds like this initative is the perfect venue for a Steemit Community, including the part about restricting it to pre-approved members. ;)
Would helping out entail me doing some curation shifts myself?
I didn't mean to imply a restricted status. Everyone is welcome but I expect the discussions and blogs to be about filmmaking and film funding so someone not in the industry may find it boring.
And no on curation shifts yourself. Nothing is set in stone. I'm a very inclusive guy and would like to have people do what they would like to do to help move forward. So, I'm looking for ideas, setting some goals and making sure that when we start, we are all on the same page! Make sense?
Yes, it makes sense. Thanks for the reply.
it is true what I say @nxtblg I like
