Audience Building Roundtable Workshop Livestreaming or Hybrid: What’s Right for Your Organization? December 3, 2020

The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation was pleased to present the final workshop in the Audience Building Roundtable COVID-19 series. This workshop also marked the final workshop for the Audience Building Roundtable, although the website resource will remain in place. The workshop features a panel discussion about sponsorship and funding for non-traditional content, a “how to” about livestreaming and hybrid content, and how to decide on a delivery method. Panelists are:

• Scott Williford, President, vLink Solutions

• Chelsea Steverson, Director of Marketing & Digital Engagement, Dad’s Garage Theatre

• Megan Schmitt King, Director of Development & Strategic Partnerships, Camp Southern Ground

  • Moderator: John Bare, Senior Vice President, The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation

Presentations modeled on the Audience Building Roundtable’s “Essential Journey” took place throughout the workshop, with presenters discussing what’s working for their organizations (and what’s not) relative to livestreaming and hybrid approaches to delivering content to audiences. Presentations were made by the following organizations, and each of their presentations is attached here.

• The Breman Museum
  The Breman Overview 12-03-2020.pdf

• Museum of Design Atlanta

• Atlanta Master Chorale
  Atlanta Master Chorale TEJ Presentation 12-3-20.pdf

• The Rialto Center for the Arts

Workshop - Evaluating Our Progress with Dr. Bob Harlow, March 10, 2020

Download: Audience Building Roundtable AMBFF March 2020 Workshop Dr Bob Harlow.pdf

Actor’s Express Works to Build Its Audience on Atlanta’s Historic Westside

DANCE CANVAS

We’ve been working on non-traditional collaborations as a result of what we’ve learned.  Because of a performance we did at Georgia Tech, we now have a partnership with the Atlanta Science Festival and are working on programs we can do at the intersection of art and science.

SOUTHEAST FIBER ARTS ALLIANCE & HIGH MUSEUM

We met to see where our common ground is and this resulted in a joint exhibition of craft work. We are tremendously excited about the collaboration and the exposure to each other’s visitors and patrons.