Following the popularity of our March webinar, Social media content without the cringe: Storytelling for arts & culture, hosts Dean Shaw and Hannah Isted are back for a 45-minute live Q&A session.
The original session explored how artists and arts organisations can approach short‑form video as miniature storytelling – using a practical, structured framework.
This follow‑up session is entirely shaped by you. Dean and Hannah will answer:
Whether you’re still unsure where to start, or you’re trying to refine and build on what you’re already doing, this is a chance to get practical answers grounded in real arts and culture examples.
You might find it useful to watch Dean and Hannah’s original webinar beforehand for context. You can find the recording here: Webinar recording – Social media content without the cringe: Storytelling for arts & culture
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