The session is open to all women, non-binary, trans and gender non-conforming folks who want to attend. It is hosted on Zoom.

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SUSTAINING YOUR CREATIVE PRACTICE & DEVELOPING A PURPOSE-DRIVEN NICHE

Ready to level up your portfolio and looking for tangible tools to build resilience into your freelance career? Whether you’re a musician, DJ, or industry practitioner, this workshop by Emmanuella (Studio Morsi) provides poignant industry insights to evolve your creative practice, with tangible resources and activities that ensure you come away with clear next step actions. With over 10 years experience, Emmanuella x Studio Morsi is multi-disciplinary by nature and radical by choice, so you can also expect thoughtful and inclusive insights on how to build resilience into your work while underpinning sustainability principles for authentic delivery, long-lasting relevance and high-impact projects.

• Identify: Identifying the touch points that grounds you and your work
• Explore: Exploring the unique value-adding elements you bring to your career
• Establish: Establishing your professional boundaries and code of ethics for yourself and your immediate network
• Review: Reviewing your growth by identifying successes and opportunities for further development within appropriate timeframes

There will be an interactive session with plenty of opportunities to ask questions of your own.

Please note: This workshop will be recorded. A link to the video will be shared with all ticket-holders after the event.

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A key aspect of our work is striving to reach those who may not already have access financially to partake in music tech, so it is important for us to ensure a portion of all our activities are completely free or pay-what-you-can. If you would like to attend this event but can’t afford a ticket please email us on: [email protected]

We are committed to making our online events as accessible as possible. We have created a guidance document about this – Click here to view the accessibility document. Alternatively, please email us with any access requirements you may have: [email protected]