This is an opportunity for five Equity members (and their chosen partner) to work with Angela Blake over three 90-minute livestream sessions to create a short film (via a smart phone).

Equity members are invited to observe/audit our upcoming How to Make a Short Film Three-Part Workshop series with Angela Blake as she works with 5 pairs of actors on their short films.

Life as a creative can be unpredictable—multiple gigs, shifting income, and not much certainty in between. This fast, practical webinar with Mark Liddell and Danielle Lee from Media Super covers simple money tips for creatives, from budgeting and debt to investing and super, to help you build a stronger financial future.

Whether you're navigating the stress of auditions, managing performance nerves, recovering from setbacks, or simply trying to sustain a long and meaningful career in the arts, this session will offer practical insights and plenty of opportunity for discussion.

An opportunity to work on your Scottish Standard English accent a with a focus on the Edinburgh Scottish Accent.  If there's time Alexandra will also work on other Scottish dialects, such as a Glaswegian Scottish Accent. 

This livestream workshop will cover all the essentials you need to get the basics of creative business right, and avoid some of the most common pitfalls that artists can experience when entering the world of self-employment and freelancing.

This is an opportunity for the established industry to warmly welcome this year’s final-year performing arts graduates as you step into professional life.

Creatives are often told to “make their own work” – but that means learning how to produce a project from beginning to end, which is a huge responsibility and a daunting prospect. Make Your Own Work is a comprehensive workshop that addresses every aspect of taking an initial idea and turning it into a completed event, film, game, exhibition or anything!

The QLD Equity Graduate Day is returning to the QUT Kelvin Grove Campus on Friday September 11, 2026.

A career in the creative industries will very often involve at least one foray into freelancing – whether we like it or not! Everyone from curious hobbyists to regular employees will probably need to understand the basics – not to mention those who have deliberately chosen the freelance life. The Freelance Five is a fast, fun and practical presentation specifically designed for creative practitioners and arts professionals with absolutely no business skills, to help them get the five most important elements of creative freelancing right.