In this episode of the Digital Culture Podcast, Dean Shaw and Adam Sykes discuss how your CRM and content can work together to boost engagement and drive ticket sales for your events.
Beginner Webinar recording – Social media content without the cringe: Storytelling for arts & culture
This free webinar reframes short-form video as mini-storytelling, not social media performance. Create compelling content that engages the right people.
In this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James chats with Louisa Sanfey and Tam Gilbert from Extant, Digital Inclusion winners. Louisa and Tam share how their project 'Unseen' used digital storytelling, inclusive creative practices, and lived experience to raise awareness of domestic abuse in the visually impaired community.
For this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James catches up with Katy Clinch from Digital Culture Network Award winners, the Migration Museum. They explore how Meta ads, video content, and print-on-demand helped grow their online shop and align digital strategy with the museum’s mission.
In this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James chats with Chris Sonnex from Cardboard Citizens, Digital Content winners. Chris shares how their 'More Than One Story’ project used digital channels and strong partnerships to reach over 150,000 people.
In this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James talks to Nik Wyness from Digital Marketing category winner, The Tank Museum. Nik discusses how the museum built an online community with videos and turned it into a global digital strategy to drive revenue and engagement.
Beginner Webinar recording – Smartphone photography: Taking great photos for your online shop
A webinar for creative and cultural organisations and individuals who want to improve their product imagery using just a smartphone, to grow their online sales.
Beginner Digital Culture Podcast episode #5 – Creating engaging cultural content with Dean Shaw
The Digital Culture Podcast is for creative and cultural professionals to get to know the Digital Culture Network team, learn how we can help your digital skills development, and find out what’s happening across the sector. In this episode, James Akers interviews Dean Shaw, the Digital Culture Network Tech Champion for Content Creation.
Beginner Using digital solutions to make your facility more accessible: Ensuring visitors feel confident
Visual assets like videos and images can help demonstrate how your venue or facilities have been designed to be inclusive and accessible, empowering all visitors to feel confident that the environment is suitable for them and when they visit. This resource explains how videos and images are a great way to communicate your access offer, making sure every visitor feels confident in enjoying the space without the worry of how they'll navigate it. Making digital solutions to enhance your accessibility is easier than you may think.
Beginner Webinar recording – Edit it yourself: a practical guide to video editing
A webinar for those working in the creative and culture sector to learn basic video editing for social media content.
Beginner Crafting audience personas for creative and cultural organisations on YouTube
An effective way for creative or cultural organisations to expand their reach and engagement on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or LinkedIn, is through developing well-defined audience personas. This handy step-by-step guide walks you through the entire process, from start to finish.
Beginner Webinar recording – How to make YouTube, TikTok or Instagram videos your audience will love
A webinar for creative & cultural organisations and individuals to learn how to create short form video content using only your smart phone.
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Canva and Capcut: Getting started with free content creation toolsIn this comprehensive guide, we dive into the dynamic duo that will take your videos to the next level. Canva, the popular design platform, and Capcut, the powerful video editing app, join forces to unlock your creativity and revolutionise your visual content.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: Sense
Meet 'Digital Inclusion' category Winners Sense and learn about their inclusive dance film 'Moving Portraits', made in collaboration with dancers who are deafblind and/or are living with complex disabilities.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: Dante or Die
Dante or Die’s interactive short Odds On fuses narrative, gameplay, and animation to explore the impact of gambling harm. Find out why it was the 'Digital Content' winner in the 2023 Digital Culture Awards.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: Julie Nicholson
Learn about Julie Nicholson and her work at Digital Voice to amplify the voices of marginalised people and groups. Julie was named the 'Digital Ambassador' category Winner for the DigitalMe project.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: Crab Museum
Learn how 'Being Social' category Winners Crab Museum developed a truly unique social presence that has seen them grow their loyal online & physical audience.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: DaDa
Learn more about DaDa’s 'Digital Transformation' winning research & development project, which explored the use of augmented reality holograms to provide BSL interpretation for non-traditional theatre.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: LeftCoast
Learn how the first 'Tech Champion’s Choice' Winners - LeftCoast - are embedding digital technology & skills development into the heart of their operations to build robust a foundation for a sustainable future.
Beginner Digital Culture Award Winner Case Study: Roland Lane
Learn about Sonzai, Roland Lane’s 'Content Creator' winning Mixed Reality installation experience that uses cutting-edge immersive technology to blur the lines between physical & virtual worlds.
