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THE ARTISAN SPRING 2024 • 5 The Artisan starts another year in great shape. Interest in our magazine has reached an all-time high. We have forged great working relationships with all the major studios and their publicity departments, and we find ourselves with an overflow of content from them. That being written, this is still your magazine. Every member of our wonderful Guild is not only eligible, but encouraged to submit an article. Big project or small, in-town or on exotic location—be it theater, feature film, or television—if you are proud of your work, then we will be thrilled to feature it within our pages. Now, we can hear you saying, "But I'm not a writer." Fear not, we can help you with that. Your submission will go through a vigorous editing process that will have your final approval. We are here to assist you achieve the results that you desire. All you have to do is take that first small step, and contact us about your project. When you reach out to us, we will send you our latest schedule, submission guidelines and sample articles. That way, you'll know exactly what submitting to your magazine entails. In a perfect world, your written submission would include both make-up and hair. Think Team 706. This "team" submission FROM THE MANAGING EDITOR should be in or around 2,100 words. That is approximately three glorious pages featuring your art. Sometimes submitting for both crafts is not possible. In that case, we would be looking for a submission of around 1,400 words for a single craft. Photos are part of any great submission. These images must be "print quality"—no less then 300 dpi (dots per inch). We can help you work with production to help secure "approved" photos that will meet this standard. That way, we can best shine a spotlight on your artistic achievements. Behind-the-scenes photos, or as we like to call them, "action shots" of you and your team plying their craft, are considered a big bonus. We would love any photos along these lines. What better way to recognize your fellow artists then with a "team" photo. Remember, an article is a great way to publicly give thanks to all the artisans who lent their talented hands to your project. And least we not forget, an article in The Artisan is seen and read by 100% of your peers. Now, that's getting the word out if you were to ask us. So, what are you waiting for? Let's get you in the magazine. Contact us today. by Adam Brandy Managing editor of The Artisan Your Magazine, Featuring Your Work