Artist Run Initiatives with Arts Law - webinar 14th April at 5pm
Collaborating as an ARI? This workshop takes you through possible ways to set up and run an ARI, copyright and moral rights in joint works and governing for a strong, sustainable ARI. We will present a checklist of things to consider and talk you through the sorts of agreements your ARI may need to deal with.
Session is free but you must book. Limited to 30 places Book here
Copyright for Artists with Arts Law- webinar 15th April 5pm
Creating art means creating copyright. Let us walk you through owning and using your copyright, knowing your moral rights as well as creating copyright with other people. This session uses practical examples, case studies from artists’ experiences and hypothetical scenarios to help make copyright accessible and, dare we say, fun for creatives. This session is relevant to all creatives and artists across all art forms.
Session is free but you must book. Limited to 30 places Book here
Writing for the Web with Dan Kaufman - In person workshop Half day workshop – Saturday 17th April 9.30am – 12.30pm at The Cube Wodonga
This workshop will show participants how to make their writing more effective – whether it's for websites, email or social media.
Topics include:
• how people read online
• writing for mobile and desktop screens
• connecting your message to your audience’s needs
• how visual mediums can be supported by words
• setting the right tone for your audience
• how to write short, sharp and snappy sentences
• the importance of using plain English
• structuring and frontloading content so what’s most important is at the top
• how to improve writing by cutting it
• formatting tips to make writing easier to scan
• writing effective links and call to actions
• the secrets behind effective headlines and intros
• how to improve search engine optimisation (SEO) through headlines, subheads, body copy, title tags and keyword analysis
• web content accessibility basics.
Writing and editing exercises are threaded throughout the workshop.
Murray Arts contributes directly to the arts and cultural lifeblood of the NE VIC/ Border region by working directly with individuals, communities and local government to assist them in developing the arts and cultural life of their communities.
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