Pitching and partnerships, with Sarah Brin
In this workshop you'll learn all about what goes into a strong project pitch, what big companies look for when they partner with creative studios, and how to effectively communicate the value of your contributions in collaborations. Led by creative partnerships expert Sarah Brin, this session will provide real-world examples and practical tools for creative professionals interested in joint ventures.
Ticket price includes lunch and refreshments. There is one £10 ticket available for a Midlands-based freelancer and one half-price place available for a Scotland-based freelancer – these are designed for people who wouldn’t otherwise be able to attend; please only apply for a low-cost place if you need one. Please email hello@many-hats.org to enter the lottery for these places, which will be drawn one month before the workshop date.
About Sarah Brin
Sarah Brin is a creative industries consultant who specialises in immersive experiences, audience impact and creative partnerships. Some of her clients and collaborators include Sony Interactive Entertainment, Superflux, Meow Wolf, Rolls Royce, Watershed and other organisations around the world.
Sarah’s practice is inherently interdisciplinary; she combines critical cultural perspectives with practical knowledge of how to get things done. Her clients come to her with juicy problems that range from building creative teams to connecting with audiences, creating new business models and more.
Sarah has an MA in Art and Curatorial Practice in the Public Sphere from the University of California. She is a voting member of BAFTA and a recipient of the Creative Producers International Fellowship supported by Watershed and the British Council. Her writing has been published by Routledge, SFMOMA, Vice, Digital Works and elsewhere. Sarah lives in London and works internationally. You can learn more about her work at www.sarahbrin.com.