I am keen to work with independent artists or small arts organisations, to promote, market and produce their work. If this is you, please reach out!
I ran a student campaign against arts staff cuts at the University of Tasmania in 2025. In 2026, I completed two marketing placements through the university, further developing my skills.
Skills shown: Running a social media account, creating content in Canva, liaising with community leaders and politicians, recruiting students into a campaign, inspiring leadership, campaign management, scheduling multiple meetings, liaising with key stakeholders, setting media calls, being interviewed, clear communication, compiling key documents including a large community survey and student survey using online forms, google documents, interpreting survey data, writing media releases.
Save Utas Arts student campaign
Being interviewed by ABC Hobart on the campign
I led a student campaign against cuts of arts staff at the university in 2025. This included creating an Instagram account where students shared messages of support. We collaborated to organise media coverage (print, radio and televison) and messages of support from community leaders and arts organisations. We also conducted community and student surveys and forwarded the responses onto university leadership.
After the campaign, theatre staff did retain their jobs. This was in part due to the mass outpouring of support for the program from the community. Running this involved using many kills, which I would also use in producing, marketing and promoting other types of art and arts events.
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Festival of Voices Internship
In mid-2026, I completed a placement at Festival of Voices in the marketing and partnerships team. This was an experience of working with a small arts organisation to put on a festival of singing across Tasmania in July, 2026.
Proof-reading programs
Distributing programs
Organising branded clothing for volunteers
Creative Lab Marketing
I completed a second placement at the university in late 2026. I led the marketing for the “Creative Lab” event. This is a micro arts festival put on by the university, showcasing multi-disciplinary art installations by small groups of students. This was an experience of working in a very different environment to Festival of Voices, as I was in a large, bureaucratic organisation rather than a small team. This year’s event had 97 students enrolled in the course, creating approximately 25 art installations. These were shared in a free, public event in September, 2026. I liaised with key staff and university departments and created marketing content (copy, blurb, invitations and social media posts) to create marketing leading up to the event. This resulted in 408 attendees including key university leadership.
Samples of branded content and media articles for the event.
Promotional video of Creative Lab from University of Tasmania social media.