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Learn how to create stand-out content that gets shared and builds community with Chris Wirasinha- cofounder of Pedestrian.tvIn this one-off workshop- you'll learn insights into how to develop content that stands-out- gets shared and creates a deep connection with your community. You'll see how content marketing has changed since the pandemic. This session is suitable for any business who wants to rethink their customer base and attract more traffic to their website.This event will be facilitated by Rebekah Campbell- cofounder of Zambesi.Book nowWebinar outcomes:Create content that gets shared online: understand what will engage- entertain and educate your audience and the three secrets why people shareTechnical essentials: understand what makes an effective headline- what type of images to use where- how to design a video or podcast people will watch - listen to beyond the first 5 secondsHack distribution: learn tactics to use Facebook- Twitter- Instagram and LinkedIn as effective distribution channels for your contentParticipate as Chris workshops content strategy with two Sydney businesses just like you.About Chris WirasinhaChris Wirasinha is cofounder of Pedestrian.tv- Australia's most successful digital content site. Chris and his co-founder launched the company in 2005 and grew it to a media giant recently acquired by Nine Entertainment at a final valuation of $100m. From the outset- Pedestrian.tv produced quality- unique content for a millennial audience. It quickly grew to become Australia's largest youth network- now with more than 7m monthly pageviews and winner of Media Brand of the Year for two consecutive years. Chris and his team tested- iterated- reviewed and improved the content strategy at Pedestrian.tv over thirteen years. They gained insights and developed tactics that enabled Pedestrian.tv to become a distinctive authority- loved by their audience. They cracked virality and wrote the playbook for how to produce content that gets shared on social media. Can't attend live? Register anyway and we will send you a link to the recording after the event.Other Reboot free webinars that might interest youRethink your brand strategy with Andre Eikmeier- cofounder Vinomofo - Monday 2 November Noon to 1pmTactics for growing your business with Anna Cheng- Growth Marketing Manager at Brighte - Monday 16 November Noon - 1pmThe Reboot seriesThese are part of City of Sydney's Reboot series. The program aims to help businesses and creatives adapt- innovate and bounce back better. It will focus on digital skills- customer strategy and financial strategy.The program has been created in collaboration with Zambesi- an online and face-to-face learning business that enables small business owners and their teams to learn from leaders in the field.

Event descriptionGet Connected consists of 4 weekly x 90 min sessions starting Thursday 15 October 2020. It is held online via Zoom for anyone living in Australia.Attendees will develop skills in self-advocacy- learn how to speak up- build lasting friendships with peers and create stronger connections to the deaf community.Our inspiring mentors are Deaf Children Australia's Youth Support Workers. They have lived experience and are passionate about supporting young people. They have the knowledge and skills to help attendees build self-esteem to help them reach their goals.Both Auslan and spoken English is offered.Get Connected was first held in July. This is what they said 'You don't have to improve Get Connected. It's a great Zoom class! I love getting connected with you!'- 'I enjoyed meeting other deaf kids- learnt a lot about the deaf community and made new friends' and 'The mentors were amazing- they listened- and knew what it is like in a deaf world'Why you'll want to Get ConnectedAt the end of the course you will:Recognise similarities and differences in experiences from other deaf and HoH peers-mentors and realise that you are not aloneCommunicate about your experiences with other youth who are hard of hearing-deafFeel confident that being deaf-HoH is not stopping you from achieving your goalsIdentify your needs to make your environment more deaf-friendlyFind deaf friendly events-recreational activities onlineCost is $375 per person and includes handouts.We have many participants who are self or plan managed under NDIS who use their funds to cover the cost of online mentoring. Although we do not provide specific line numbers. Most participants will use core funding as it is most flexible. Get Connected could also be covered by Capacity building under Increased Social and Civic Participation.You'll need to get in quick as numbers are limited to 12 people. Register now!

Last Minute Productions & StudioRedfernCC bring you 'Deadly Tunes' an online youth songwriting program- aiming to engage with beginner- up-and-coming and established songwriters.All participants will create an original song as a group activity from scratch or learn a new song to perform live to an online audience.The 10-week course is facilitated by Evie J Willie.You will learn:Song StructureSong ArrangementsMelodiesImprovisational skillsVocal warm-up techniquesregister herehttps:-www.eventbrite.com.au-e-121303541157Disclaimer a. To the extent permitted by law- The City of Sydney- its officers- employees- agents and contractors are not liable for any personal injury- loss or damage to property or financial loss (including payment of medical expenses) any individual may suffer whilst participating in online programs and activities presented by The City of Sydney and b. By participating in City of Sydney online programs- individuals accept that they do so at their own risk and accept that they waive and forego any legal right that they may otherwise have against the City of Sydney and or against its officers- employees- agents and contractors

Last Minute Productions and Music Studio @RedfernCommunityCentre bring you a new 6-week online Songwriters youth group facilitated by Sam Hunter.The program includes:Week 1 : Who Are YOU? What Is YOUR Dream?Week 2 : Creative Process & Exploring IdeasWeek 3 : Finding your voice & Song StructureWeek 4 : Creative writing & Song MappingWeek 5 : Song Writing & Memory SkillsWeek 6 : Confidence building & PerformingMeet Sam HunterStarting his music career in Zurich- Switzerland. Sam has been involved in entertainment almost all his life. From musical theatre as a kid- to the Australian youth choir before embarking on his journey overseas to finish school in Europe. Sam found his calling in 2008 when he started writing poetry style Hip Hop music. Influenced by the golden era of NYC (1990's)- he fell in love with the art of story telling. This sparked the flame which Sam still carries to the present day.In 2008 Sam was affiliated with 'Soulful Records'-A hip hop label-studio based in Baden- Switzerland. He formed a crew with the Swiss Natives- ROB- Flow'etic & Mellow Moodie - called- 'The Devoted Poets' .. for Sam (Little Hunta)- his MC identity grew as he hit the stage and toured Switzerland with the group until 2010- returning back to Sydney to embark on his solo journey.Since returning to OZ a decade ago- Sam has recorded and released over 200 songs under his original stage name- Little Hunta. He formed a group in late 2011 called 'Decypher Us'-Although the world of Hip Hop enticed Sam throughout the years- he was always searching for his true calling. A lead singer for his own band! Nurtured by reggae bands such as 'Caribbean Soul' & 'The Strides'. He found his home on stage with bands a familiar place. In 2016 Sam re branded and started using his real name .. Sam Hunter. Growing into his own- Sam has released on platforms such as Spotify- Apple Music- Tidal & Amazon Music since 2016. With over 25 videos on his YouTube channel.Register hereDisclaimer a. To the extent permitted by law- The City of Sydney- its officers- employees- agents and contractors are not liable for any personal injury- loss or damage to property or financial loss (including payment of medical expenses) any individual may suffer whilst participating in online programs and activities presented by The City of Sydney and  b. By participating in City of Sydney online programs- individuals accept that they do so at their own risk and accept that they waive and forego any legal right that they may otherwise have against the City of Sydney and or against its officers- employees- agents and contractorsStudioRCC programs are for 18years and over- any participants under 18yrs younger must be accompanied by an adult.) 

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