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1 week ago | raindance.org | GAURAV SHARMA

As the world becomes more interconnected, the ability to communicate effectively across multiple languages is a much-appreciated skill. Businesses, content creators, and educators are constantly investing in ways to reach diverse audiences without the limitations of language. Implementing AI-driven solutions often requires collaboration with the best offshore software development services to ensure seamless integration and scalability.

1 week ago | raindance.org | Elliot Grove

Hello from Planet Raindance – and the trials and traumas of indie film distribution. We know better than anyone that marketing and publicity costs a fortune. And without those marketing dollars, pounds or Euros, how can you expect anyone outside your immediate family to see your indie film. And even more importantly, how can you generate a bit of dosh to repay your investors? Without those big marketing bucks, how can you get the word out? The answer is simpler than you may think.

2 weeks ago | raindance.org | Kate Pereyra Garcia

In an age of creative connectivity, vulnerability has never been so high for artists and innovators, whether writers, designers, or those working in film and digital illustration. All it takes is a single hacked email, an insecure cloud folder, or a weak password for your work to be stolen or for their pitch to fall into the wrong hands. Now, intellectual property theft is not just a big studio problem. Most of it happens to freelancers and creatives working from laptops in coffee shops.

2 weeks ago | raindance.org | Elliot Grove

As a producer of shorts, documentaries, and features,  crafting scripts that feel cinematic is one of the most valuable skills I teach aspiring writers and filmmakers. Producers aren’t just buying stories—they’re buying experiences. A script that immerses readers in a vivid, high-stakes world will outshine cheaper-looking competitors, even if both have similar budgets.

3 weeks ago | raindance.org | Elliot Grove

Cancel culture has become one of the most polarising social phenomena of the digital age. At its core, it refers to the public shaming, boycotting, or ostracising of individuals or groups who express controversial opinions or engage in behaviour deemed unacceptable by prevailing social norms. While accountability is important, cancel culture often devolves into mob mentality, stifling free speech, discouraging open debate, and leaving little room for redemption.