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Artist Spotlight form

We are excited to use our platform to showcase the incredible creatives we work with and highlight the amazing projects, perspectives and stories behind their work.

We will use the responses in this form to create editorial content across LSB and Lantern’s social channels and platforms.

Social content may be edited for length, while the blog post will remain a longer read.

Name

(How would you like to be referred to in the article/post)

Pronouns / Identifiers

Optional. Share anything you’d like us to use when referring to you.

Short intro/Bio

(Please write in 3rd person if possible)

What’s your story?

What if your story was a short headline or a few sentences, how would it read?

Brief explanation of how you got into the field you're in?

Tell us a little about the journey, opportunity or turning point that led you here.

What motivates you to create?

What keeps you making work, and what continues to excite or challenge you?

What are you drawn to visually, and what makes something feel like “you”?

Think about the subjects, references, moods, details or ideas you naturally gravitate towards.

What story are you most passionate about telling, and why?

Is there a particular theme, experience, or narrative that you find yourself returning to in your work?

Choose one project or piece of work that feels particularly important to you. What was the idea behind it, and what went into making it?

Tell us why it matters to you, what you were trying to achieve, and anything about the process that helped shape the final work.

What does your best collaboration look like?

What helps you do your best work when collaborating with commissioners, producers and other creatives?

What’s your ultimate storytelling goal?

What story do you dream of telling, or what kind of narrative-driven project would you love to take on in the future?

If you could change one thing about how creative talent is discovered and commissioned, what would it be?

Think about access, representation, opportunities, relationships or how people find new talent.

What do you wish commissioners and producers could understand about you from your work alone?

What do you hope your work communicates about your perspective, approach or the kind of projects you’re right for?