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arts x business

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arts x business is a podcast from Business / Arts where arts leaders from organizations of all levels in Canada share how they adapt their programming and funding models to the ever-changing creative landscape.

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12/16/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Jenn Shah (Hot Docs) - How are you Adapting?

December 16, 2020

Jenn Shah (Hot Docs) - How are you Adapting?

<p>This week we end the series with Jenn Shah from Hot Docs. If you wanted advice and examples on how to emerge from this crisis in plain language, this is the episode for you. Jenn talks about everything from pivoting the Hot Docs festival to a digital offering. She chats about how they dealt with the vendors, the copyrights, the funders, and the measure Hot Docs took from SARS to prepare themselves for COVID-19 and whatever the future holds.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Philippe U del Drago (Le Festival International du Film sur l’Art) - Comment vous adaptez-vous?

December 16, 2020

Philippe U del Drago (Le Festival International du Film sur l’Art) - Comment vous adaptez-vous?

<p>Lors de cette entrevue, Philippe Ulysse del Drago nous raconte comment le FIFA s’est adapté aux mesures de confinement en quelques jours à peine et mais aussi, comment il perçoit la période actuelle, qui implique nécessairement l’expérimentation. Nous discutons aussi de la diffusion numérique et des partenariats qui ont surgi durant cette période</p> <p>En plus de la direction du Festival du film sur l’art, Philippe Ulysse del Drago a eu une pratique indépendante de photographe et concepteur vidéo, il a dirigé le marketing et les communications pour le Centre du Théâtre d’aujourd’hui, a été directeur créatif chez Normal Studio et il a assumé des charges de cours au HEC et à l’UQAM.</p> <p>La série «Comment vous adaptez-vous» ou «How are you adapting» met en lumière la manière dont s’adapte des organisations en ce moment à travers le Canada. Si ce contenu s’avère intéressant pour vous, vous êtes bienvenu d’aller regarder d’autres entrevues en anglais avec des créateurs et gestionnaires, mais surtout, à partager l’information autour de vous.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Eric Rose (Ghost River Theatre) - How are you Adapting?

December 16, 2020

Eric Rose (Ghost River Theatre) - How are you Adapting?

<p>Do you have zoom fatigue? Well so does Eric Rose and Ghost River Theatre.</p> <p>In this episode, we will chat about the theatre’s latest production which takes away the visual and engages the other senses. We will talk about the technology being used, why theatres and performance-based art should be evolving, and the importance of charging for your productions.</p>

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arts x business is a podcast from Business / Arts where arts leaders from organizations of all levels in Canada share how they adapt their programming and funding models to the ever-changing creative landscape.

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