What’s the value of creating a distribution plan? How can you find potential partners to extend your reach? And how can you make the best of your own social media channels?

This ‘Cup of Tea Conversation’ features Sarah Fortescue, Head of Distribution, The Space; Dom Kennedy, Digital Arts Consultant; Linda Cockburn, Programme Manager, The Space.

Whether you’re interested in sharing new content, or presenting the best of your work to an online audience, our speakers share current thinking, and ideas on how to maximise the impact of your content online.

This recording is taken from The Space webinar series, which you can watch in full online (including Dom’s presentation about distribution plans): Distributing your work online

For access to The Space’s online audiences toolkit, visit: thespace.org/resource/spaces-online-audiences-toolkit

The Space arts podcast is presented by Clare Savory. The Space is a UK digital commissioning and development agency for the arts and cultural sector, an independent not for profit organisation founded by Arts Council England and the BBC in 2014.

At the heart of everything Creative Black Country does are people. And place.

Sajida Carr is one of the directors of CBC - an organisation which enjoys making the most of this unique part of the West Midlands region through arts and creativity.

This ‘Cup of Tea Conversation’ features Rob Lindsay, Head of Programmes at The Space

and Sajida Carr, Director of Operations and Development at Creative Black Country.

Together they tackle the topic of community collaboration, discussing the role of the enabler and facilitator, as well as how to build trust and keep the work relevant.

This recording is taken from The Space webinar series, which you can watch in full online: Working with communities

For information on Creative Black Country’s short film series ‘100 Masters’ read:

thespace.org/resource/creative-black-country’s-100-masters

To find out more about Creative Black Country, visit creativeblackcountry.co.uk

The Space arts podcast is presented by Clare Savory. The Space is a UK digital commissioning and development agency for the arts and cultural sector, an independent not for profit organisation founded by Arts Council England and the BBC in 2014.

The vision for Robert and his team at Lancashire-based Culturapedia is to be the go-to company for engaging audiences in fabulous cultural offerings online, outdoors, or on their doorstep.

During lockdown, they began to explore sharing content digitally. It's a trend they’ve decided to continue with as the global pandemic has eased. But the team have noticed the way they programme digital content needs a different approach to their rural touring projects. A process that is evolving and growing as they go.

This ‘Cup of Tea Conversation’ features Rob Lindsay, Head of Programmes at The Space and Robert Howell, Director at Culturapedia.

It’s taken from The Space webinar series, which you can watch in full online: Working with communities

Some of the highlights include how to measure success during a digital project, understanding what ‘digital poverty’ really means and how to spot the positives of Zoom calls.

For information on Culturapedia’s Spot On Stories short film series and partnership with The Space and Lancashire Libraries, read thespace.org/resource/finding-new-audiences-spot-stories

To find out more about Culturapedia, visit culturapedia.co/

The Space arts podcast is presented by Clare Savory. The Space is a UK digital commissioning and development agency for the arts and cultural sector, an independent not for profit organisation founded by Arts Council England and the BBC in 2014.