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Learn, Work and Earn
 

LEARN, WORK and EARN is all about promoting the 500+ opportunities for involvement in the Sydney creative industries through Pete Malicki's arts organisations, events and projects.

It suits actors and filmmakers the most, but there are opportunities for any kind of creative artist.

Here's 10 key reasons you should go:

1. Pete is generating way over 500 opportunities for creatives to develop and work
2. A few paid projects for a range of artists, especially actors and filmmakers
3. Find out how to win a $2,000 cash grant
4. Three new websites with first-rate online training and dozens of brand new audition monologues
5. Over 150 artists already booked. Epic networking event!
6. Free food and drinks
7. Every attendee gets a gift pack including brand new audition monologues, a training course, a coaching session and early access to apply for the $2K grant
8. Entertainment by Dare the magician
9. A $500 prize for an acting competition. It's free to enter but you'll have to come to find out more!
10. The event is free!

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Event details

Venue: Tom Mann Theatre, 136 Chalmers Street Surry Hills
Bookings: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Start Date: Thursday 06 February 2020

www.trybooking.com/587112

 

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