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Jason Neal
“Sounds, Theatre…Direction!” 🎬 | 💫 Immersive Storyteller | 🖥️ Web Consultant for SMBs
Jason Neal is a drama teacher at Acting Impact Theatre - Clases de teatro en inglés in Madrid, Spain. He started this role in October 2023.1 As a drama teacher, Jason oversees the guidance of theatre students, directing them while simultaneously enhancing their English language proficiency through practical application in a theatrical setting.1
Some key points about Jason Neal's background and experience:
- He has over 12 years of experience creating brands and developing marketing strategies.1
- Jason is also a web consultant, providing custom web solutions and branding development for SMEs, startups, and solopreneurs.1
- He is the founder of Micro Immersive, a company that designs immersive marketing experiences to create emotional connections between brands and audiences.1
- Previously, Jason was the founder and creative director of CoverStar Experiences, an award-winning Liverpool recording experience company, which he sold in 2017.1
- He has experience as a music workshop leader, developing and leading production programs for students aged 14-18.1
- Jason has worked as a freelance audio engineer, supporting students with recordings and assisting with live music and drama events.1
Jason Neal appears to have a diverse background in theatre, music, marketing, and entrepreneurship, which he brings to his current role as a drama teacher in Madrid.
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Hi everyone - I am looking for freelance roles/projects and would appreciate your support. Thank you in advance for any connections, advice, or opportunities you can offer. #OpenToWork
Who needs a contractor who feels more like a business partner?
Whether you're a startup or a major corporation, outsourcing always has its challenges. Who do you take onboard? Yes, one may look great on paper through intelligent copywriting, but will they be invested?
A positive output and desirable deliverable has higher success when emphasis is on them being an integral part to your journey. They need to know that, they fail, you fail. Obviously I'm not talking a threatening doom and gloom conversation, I just mean that it's an opportunity for you both to grow.
Many times clients have come to me asking for help with certain tasks, and many times I've advised against them, despite it being a detriment an initial bank balance boost - why? I look at the long-term visions, and if in my professional opinion it will not make an impact at that given time, I'll be honest. I want long-lasting partnerships and to retain valuable connections.
So, if you're:
- running your own SME
- are more focussed on sales or simply too busy delivery your services
- feel you need someone on your side, a partner, who you can trust to help support your business growth / look after the technical or project management side
Let me know, or feel free to share this with someone who may. For more information, check j-sn.com.
