Resources
Guides for the work.
Practical, honest writing on the parts of a creative career nobody teaches you: money, people, and staying sane between projects.
How to Actually Find Funding for Your Film or Creative Project
The difference between grants, fellowships and labs, where to look, how to apply, and how to stop missing deadlines.
Read →How to Find Collaborators, Crew and Gear for Your Creative Project
Finding your people used to happen at drama school, in bars, and in Facebook groups. Then everyone scatters. Here’s how to find and keep people you can trust.
Read →Beating Creative Isolation as a Working Artist
Why creative isolation happens, where AI genuinely helps, why it can’t replace human connection, and how to build a feedback loop that keeps you making work.
Read →The Network You Build, and Lose
You build your tightest creative network at drama school or on a course, then everyone scatters across the world. Here’s how to stay connected.
Read →You’re the Customer and the Product
Actors and creatives increasingly pay to be seen, and pay again to keep the door open. Here’s what’s broken about the pay-to-play model, and what needs to change.
Read →What Is a Creative Residency, and How Do They Actually Work?
Residencies give you time and space to make work, but the traditional model means applications, juries, and waiting to be picked. Here’s how they work.
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