In order to work in the arts as a freelancer, our guest speaker Mike Esneault shared that success in the freelance world is about which of these two things? (Pick Two)

During his presentation to our class, Country Roads publisher James Fox-Smith said print media is making a comeback because readers and advertisers appreciate good quality, highly researched, accountable information.   

In his presentation to our class, which three fundamentals did guest speaker and musician Mike Esneault advise to keep in mind in any career? (Pick three).  

Musician Mike Esneault shared that in the world of composing, arranging and recording with groups of musicians, where often the best new ideas come from something tried "live" in a recording session or concert, an important lesson to remember is: _______ first, _______ later

Social media provides immediacy in sharing breaking-news events and the sources of those posts and limits the capacity for manipulating and creating false narratives. 

With today's streaming music industry, where the music industry makes money on digital downloads, the desire for music ownership had shifted to music access. 

In his presentation to our class on the music business, guest speaker Mike Esneault taught us that, freelancing for a living in the arts means that you have to create your own infrastructure. 

When James Fox-Smith shared that Country Roads originally targeted tourists in New Orleans for the 1984 World's Fair but soon found out that their most devoted readers were really locals, he called this concept of sharing interesting stories about nearby towns and destinations ________________________  __________________________.

Guest speaker Mike Esneault said that when you watch movies or videos, you'll find that most videos don't need any music in the background to keep people's attention. 

Our guest speaker Professor Len Apcar told us that an interesting or trending rumor is: