This event was held in partnership with Belfast Print Workshop & Seacourt Print Workshop.
This session is aimed at printmakers and artists who feel they need to gain an overview on how to put together proposals for a variety of contexts.
This session will also look at how to target opportunities relevant to your practice as a print maker and outline issues that you may need consider when approaching different opportunities such as Arts Council / local authority Bursaries or Public Gallery calls for submissions.
The session will discuss: Dos and Don’ts; writing style; formatting; imaging and presentation and provide an example format of a good proposal.
The session will discuss:
- Mapping the different types of opportunities where proposals are needed
- Understanding Selection panels
- Articulating your project effectively
- Dos and Don’ts
- Writing style and formatting
- Using images
- Developing project budgets
- Understand how to create a toolbox of materials to streamline the application process
- Gain understanding of what makes a successful proposal
- Develop skills to write better proposals
Recorded on 25 March 2021.
This event was held in partnership with Belfast Print Workshop & Seacourt Print Workshop.
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Please note: The information presented in the webinar was correct at the time of recording. However, the relevance of the content may change over time as guidance, and other amendments are applied to practice in this area. Contemporaneous guidelines or advice should always be sought by any individual.
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