Auspicious Arts Project x UniMelb Grant workshop: Funding Landscape

Grant Writing Basics

Join Auspicious Arts Projects, Patrick to learn about Grant Budget Basics in this second of a series of 3 Grant writing workshops here at UniMelb, Arts & Culture Building. Patrick will take you through the arts/performance and theatre funding landscape, talk through the different types of grants and industry insights. The session will give you a great starting block and transferable knowledge to help you complete your next UniMelb Student Theatre Grant and Much More!

This is an in-person only session and session materials are provided onsite.

Location: Career & Employability Studio, Ground Level (Bldg. 199), 757 Swanston Street, Parkville

The Funding Landscape

So now you know, how to put together a grant application and the budget, but where do we find funding opportunities?

Patrick will lead you in this workshop through the many different styles and types of funding you can look at for your projects.

Including:

-          Educational funding-

-          Government funding ( local, state and federal )

-          Crowdfunding

-          Philanthropy 

Auspicious Arts Projects Bio

Auspicious Arts Projects is a not-for-profit creative community management organisation. We provide independent artists with a secure and accessible framework to assist them with creative developments and producing work.

Working with Auspicious means that artists have the benefits and financial protection of working with a larger organisation, while remaining independent and in creative control. With an open door policy and over 25 years of industry experience, we’ve worked with projects across the complete independent arts spectrum.