A whole stack of industry development workshops, just for YOU
With the assistance of the Ministry of Culture and Heritage funding, the New Zealand Fringe Festival will be delivering an exciting year-long programme of professional development workshops and creative labs with exciting arts industry professionals. These workshops will be open to registered artists in the lead-up to the festival and free to the public for the rest of the year.
They will be held at Te Auaha on Level One at the Bar with additional creative labs in either the studio or theatre space. We’ll post event details on our Facebook Page so keep up to date here.
Any Q’s? Email at participants@fringe.co.nz
PAST WORKSHOP RESOURCES
Marketing and Publicity Workshop
Hosted by CCAT Marketing Director Emlou Lattimore
Wednesday 29 November, 6pm-7:30pm @ Te Auaha
For the full recording of this workshop, check out the link here. For the workshop slides, please follow this link. Please note: the recording does not show the powerpoint slides clearly so follow along on your own screen for best results.
For more information about the Creative New Zealand Audience Atlas Aotearoa statistics that Emlou mentioned in the workshop, follow this link.
Social Media and Content Creation Workshop
Hosted by Aro Digital and the Fringe Marketing Team
Monday 4 December, 6pm-7:30pm @ Te Auaha
For the full recording of this workshop, check out the link here. For the workshop slides, please follow this link. Please note: the recording does not show the powerpoint slides clearly so follow along on your own screen for best results.
Production Design 101 – Creative Lab
Hosted by Lucas Neal
Tuesday 5 December, 5:30pm-7:30pm @ Te Auaha
For the full recording of this workshop, check out the link here. For the workshop slides, please follow this link. Please note: the recording does not show the powerpoint slides clearly so follow along on your own screen for best results.
Tech Rider Workshop
Hosted by Sam Johnston from Yoocrew
Tuesday 30 January, 6pm-7:30pm @ Te Auaha
Sam has created an example production rider as a base for what a production rider should include. Use this as a base and alter and adjust it as you see fit for your production.
