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  • WEBINAR: Make a Statement

    Your CV, resume, bio, and/or artist statement are the basis of your marketing materials, and you'll need at least one (if not ALL) of them when you're applying for jobs, client work, grants, or residencies. But what's the difference between them, and how do you create each one effectively? In this webinar, we'll discuss: + What each type of document is for+ How to choose the right document for the outcome you want+ How to write a compelling and informative bio and artist statement+ What to do when writing is NOT your thing+ Tips and tricks for making your CV and resume stand out from the crowd (and a bit about AI!) Whether you're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or somewhere in between, this webinar will help you create better marketing materials and get you that little step closer to your creative business and career goals. Part of our Evening Education series! What’s Included?A 60 min panel webinar with our creative industries experts, plus lifetime access to additional resources and/or a special Dropbox folder containing more resources to support your learning. Who should sign up?Creative industries professionals and business people from start-up to established (Australia only, sorry!). We also […]

  • WEBINAR: Care Based Practice

    What is Care Based Practice? And why is it important? In this timely webinar, artist and expert Charley Allanah from House of Sand discusses the fundamentals of Care Based Practice, and how 'Care Based’ differs from and intersect with ideas like Trauma Informed Practice, Cultural Safety, Diversity, Equity, Access & Inclusion (DEAI). Charley will also discuss the concept with Ben Steel, the founder and company director of Screen Well, a peak body dedicated to promoting and improving mental health outcomes for the Australian screen industry. The pair will also work through whether or not Care Based Practice the right model for you, and share some practical techniques for a somewhat care based model for creatives, teams, clients and audiences. Part of our Lunchtime Learning series! What’s Included? A 60-minute panel webinar with our creative industries experts, plus lifetime access to additional resources and/or a special Dropbox folder containing more resources to support your learning. Who should sign up? Creative industries professionals and business people from start-up to established. We also welcome creative freelancers, soloists, students, start-ups and curious hobbyists. Who's the host? Charley Allanah is a multifaceted theatre and performance maker and Co-Artistic Director of House of Sand. Charley has created […]

  • ONLINE (NSW): Creative’s Guide to Recruitment

    Even a small creative business will need to hire people eventually. Freelancers, casual employees, even more permanent staff – but where even to begin? Creative's Guide to Recruitment is a workshop that discusses a better way of finding, attracting and retaining clever people suitable for your ever-changing needs.

  • Online (NSW): Funding Guidelines for Creatives

    Funding Guidelines for Creatives is a workshop about all creative grants and funding, including the basics of preparation, application, and acquittal - and the five ways to avoid failure. It’s packed with information and suitable for novices and more experienced funding-seekers alike. There is always more to learn about funding!

  • ONLINE (NSW): Freelance Five

    The Freelance Five is a fast, fun, and practical presentation specifically designed for creative practitioners and arts professionals with absolutely no business skills, to help them get the five most important elements of creative freelancing right. It’s a workshop designed by creatives for creatives and facilitated by those who have lived the life and have stories to share.

  • ONLINE (National): Tax Time for Creatives

    All creatives, arts organisations and small businesses need to understand how their tax rights and responsibilities work – but it’s all so boring! And where to begin? 'Tax Time for Creatives' is a workshop that covers the basics of how tax works for creative professionals, the intersection between individual tax and small business, and how key creative tax rulings can help creative practitioners in the tax world.

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    COOMA: Pricing for Creatives

    Pricing for Creatives is a practical workshop that covers the basics of figuring out the price point for creative work, including calculating costs and understanding what the market can bear. Pricing for Creatives is vital for anyone struggling to understand the value of their own work, and how to share that value with others.  

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    ONLINE (NSW): Creative’s Guide to Marketing

    ‘Creative's Guide to Marketing 'is a workshop that reimagines marketing tactics to focus on building relationships and devising strategies that work for creative professionals, arts organisations and small businesses.

  • ONLINE (National): Multi-Hat Marketing

    Most creatives wear more than one hat to get by. But are your marketing them effectively and maximising their value? This free webinar covers the tips we've learnt from our own 'slashie' lives and the experiences of our clients to help you get the balance right.

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    ONLINE (NSW): Creative’s Guide to Social Media

    ‘Creative’s Guide to Social Media’ is a beginner’s guide to using social media for creatives who want to engage an audience, create interesting content, and master the social platforms they choose.

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    CESSNOCK: Pricing for Creatives

    ‘Pricing for Creatives’ is a practical workshop that covers the basics of figuring out the price point for creative work, including calculating costs and understanding the marketplace when charging for creative products and services.

  • ONLINE (National): Value of Values

    Your values are the bedrock of your creative business and practice. They help guide you to the kind of work that support your principles and align with your ideology, and for larger businesses they can help steer plans, projects and people in the right direction. Join us for a conversation and practical tools that can help you clearly identify and utilise your core values.