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The Festival Organiser's Bible

How to plan, organise and run a successful festival
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Indispensable for anyone interested in starting or running a festival of any kind - Blackmore Vale Magazine This book applies to all festivals - literary, music, folk, jazz, food, arts - big and small. It explains how to get a festival started, using local features, team-building, grants, sponsorship, networking and putting together a balanced programme. There are 340 literary festivals and almost 400 music festivals in the UK each year, with many smaller local festivals organised by towns and villages. From the Bridport Hat Festival to Glastonbury Festival, the organisers faced the same initial decisions when they began and this book explains how they dealt with them. Recognising the resources Initial funding Choosing the right venues Creating a budget Booking speakers, musicians and stallholders Contracts and artistes information sheets Running a marketing and publicity campaign Ticket distribution The value of social media

Author Biography:

Judith Spelman is a journalist and author who was involved in setting up the Stamford Book Festival and Oundle Festival of Literature. She started the Sherborne Literary Festival and ran it for four years before stepping down to spend time on her writing.
Release date NZ
February 1st, 2018
Audiences
  • General (US: Trade)
  • Professional & Vocational
  • Tertiary Education (US: College)
Pages
192
Dimensions
154x237x15
ISBN-13
9781472139085
Product ID
26392270

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