How often are creatives told to ‘make their own work’? And what exactly does it mean? Make Your Own Work takes a tough love approach to the job of producing a self-devised project, from the initial ideas stage through to completion.

Freelancing in the creative industries is a fact of life. Even curious hobbyists and serial employees will need to understand the basics – not to mention those who have chosen to freelance professionally in their craft.

Join us at The Blue Room Theatre Bar to close off the Pivot weekend!

Mel Anastas from DoReMedia launches you into a cringe-free arts marketing universe in this 2-hour workshop on marketing your art without compromising your integrity.

Presented by Emma Davis, this hands-on workshop will let participants learn the basics of effective grant writing and develop their skills to successfully apply for funding, manage funding, and acquit funding - with confidence!

With over 30 years of experience helping artists and arts workers navigate their taxation obligations, Bob Poolman has seen it all. In this session, Bob will demystify common misconceptions that many early-career creatives have about ABNs, GST, invoicing, and what makes a business a business.

Come on down to the State Library of WA on Sunday 3 October to acquire much needed tips and tricks to making a well-read resume for future employers.

No matter how young – or how early into your career – you are it’s important to know your worth and know your rights. Join Tiffany Venning (MEAA) and Patrick Horneman (Media Super) for a robust discussion about self-advocacy for independent artists and arts workers.

Looking to update your current headshots or have never had a headshot taken before? Now is your chance! With two brilliant photographers and the world as your oyster, there’s no time like now to get those pictures sorted.

Join Michael Tucak for and information-packed session, to learn must-know details about copyright, moralrights, contracts and negotiating a good deal, and the thrills and dangers of working in an online environment.

Led by Dr. Shona Erskine, this informative and experiential workshop focuses on the functionality of stress, mental health, and wellbeing. With an emphasis on how we can support ourselves to integrate self-care skills into our lives with flexibility and compassion.