THE FIELD MANUAL / TEN WAYS IN

Learn the thing.
Then do the thing.

Practical guides for the audience, the people behind the table, and anyone making their first small contribution.

Attend / 01 / 6 min

You do not need an introduction to the scene. You do need the right ticket, the right room and a way home.

Attend / 02 / 5 min

Read the actual age line, the ID conditions and the event-specific exceptions. A genre is not an age policy.

Attend / 03 / 6 min

An entrance, a viewing position and a usable restroom are separate parts of the same night.

Organize / 04 / 7 min

Choose the recipient, agree on costs, say what is being donated, and report the result after the room is swept.

Organize / 05 / 7 min

Gross receipts, fixed costs, per-ticket charges and artist agreements. Do the arithmetic before making promises.

Organize / 06 / 7 min

A few viable dates, clear offers and a shared production plan are worth more than a map full of wishful pins.

Make / 07 / 6 min

Make a small publication you can finish, print and give away. The workbench lays out the pages for a single-sheet fold.

Organize / 08 / 6 min

Separate money from admissions, keep a useful count, and know who handles a problem before the queue arrives.

Organize / 09 / 6 min

Agree on shared equipment, label what moves, and give the sound engineer a plan that matches the stage.

Make / 10 / 6 min

A clear date beats a clever texture. Credit the artwork, get permission, and keep the source text available outside the image.

Learn the thing.Then do the thing.