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Home / Artists / Resources / Touring / How to Build Your Digital Team

How to Build Your Digital Team

Webinar #2

Discover how to build a digital team for organisations and how to produce your digital ideas as an artist.

Speakers:

Laura Milke-Garner – MILKE
Danny Delahunty – Head of Programs & Projects, Melbourne Fringe
Anna Nalpantidis – Program Manager (Independent Arts), Melbourne Fringe
Amy Browne – Creative Producer, Broadcast & Digital, Arts Centre Melbourne
Cheryl Ho & Rachel Lee – Artists
Govind Pillai – Artist

Accessibility:

Auslan Interpretation by
Auslan Stage Left

Optional Closed Captions

Duration:

54 mins

Recorded on 3 February 2021, hosted by Rosie Dwyer, Former Director of Programming, Regional Arts Victoria, this Tour School Webinar is presented by Regional Arts Victoria and supported by the Australian Government’s RISE fund.