ESPP-9006 - How to Produce a Collaborative Project

Course Description

This workshop will give insight into how collaborative projects can be managed by artists, producers or creative facilitators. Annalise will guide you through the ins and outs of what considerations are essential to a successful collaborative project, whether it be live art, installation, or simply a collective gallery show. After taking this workshop you will understand the artistic and production elements required to execute managing artistic projects, including introductions to roles and responsibilities, contracts, budgets, schedules, and critical paths, from pre to post production.

The TD Financial Literacy program for Creative Entrepreneurs provides vital career information, flash mentorship, financial literacy, and skill-building in small groups with plenty of opportunity for conversational learning and networking. These free workshops are led by successful creative and business practitioners with a breath experience and career success in the creative sector. 

Annalise Prodor is a Canadian multi-disciplinary artist and creative facilitator currently based in Halifax, Nova Scotia (Kjipuktuk). Her professional practice contains a delicate balance between administrative and active facilitation, having filled roles such as: operations manager, fundraising & development consultant, grant writer, producer, co-director, and script writer. Most recently she's dedicated her working hours to live art and performance production and administration. Annalise has worked predominantly with socially engaged performance practices, alongside organizations like Toronto’s renowned Mammalian Diving Reflex and Halifax’s Secret Theatre. Annalise’s vision for the future involves building meaningful connections between the Canadian Maritimes and international locations where live performance flourishes and reciprocal cultural exchanges can take place.