How can creatives communicate their work in a way that’s both meaningful and effective?

Our panel discussion followed by a Network Gathering

Panel & Network: Communicating Your Creative Work
Thursday 2nd October, 6pm
The Wynd Centre
6 School Wynd, Paisley, PA1 2DB

Creative Renfrewshire @ The HB Film Festival

Book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/network-gathering-at-hbff-tickets-1686978872219

Come join us this Free Event – an evening of networking and connecting with like-minded individuals at The Wynd Centre.

How can creatives communicate their work in a way that’s both meaningful and effective? Talking from a cross art-form perspective our panel discuss their experience working in the arts and “how to get seen”
The panel discussion will be followed by a networking moment that gives you a chance to connect with other artists who are in the same position as you. An opportunity to share contacts, stories and experiences.
Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your network and make new connections. See you there!

Brought in collaboration with HB Film Festival
www.hbfilmfestival.com/

The Panel:

Ashley Dick – Filmmaker – Ashley is a filmmaker who runs Cinora,  a film production company that empowers and grows film talent in Scotland by creating original, artistic and creative films. They support filmmakers and share advice, opportunities and tips on working in the UK screen industry.

Sonja Blietschau – Photography – Sonja is a photographer based in Scotland, working primarily in headshots, portraits, and unit stills. She has over 20 years of experience in photography and has worked across different photographic genres, such as events, landscapes, actors, dancers.

Marc Pye –  Screenwriter, Playwright and Novelist. Marc has written for EastEnders, Holby City, Hollyoaks, The Bill & River City. He is the author of four novels. His third feature film, Dressers, is in development with Junkyard Dog Films Ltd, and he has a number of playwrights in development.

Host: Gary J Hewitt – Writer & Director- Gary is a filmmaker, screenwriter, and festival director. His feature credits include the award-winning ‘The Defender’, which was distributed on STV Player. His shorts have screened at OSCAR & BAFTA recognised festivals. He also runs The HB Film Festival and has worked as a film engagement manager and lecturer, supporting Scotland’s creative community.