How Artists Put On Shows (Virtually) In The Middle Of A Pandemic

The transcript discusses how the pandemic has accelerated the shift to virtual spaces in entertainment, highlighting the experiences of independent creators and the innovations in virtual theater. Scott Zakarin reflects on the potential for online creators, while others share their experiences of remote production. Virtual theater has emerged as a new medium, enabling collaboration and creativity despite physical distances. The digital potential for the industry is praised, with virtual spaces offering new opportunities for artists worldwide.

What new opportunities did the pandemic create for independent studios and artists?

How did Scott Zakarin contribute to online drama in 1995?

In what ways did virtual theater change the experience for actors during the pandemic?

What was the mission of the playdate theater founded by Thalia Light Rake?

What impact did online screenings have during the pandemic according to the text?