Your Online Self

Your Online Self was a workshop and knowledge sharing program that aimed to explore strategies to best present yourself, and your arts practice in a way to achieve meaningful engagement with your audience. This was an opportunity to hear from and share insights with digital marketing professionals, artists, and members of the local artist community. The evening was facilitated by members of Arts Law together with creative producer Miranda Aguilar. Topics included copyright, protecting yourself and creative work online, building a profile, and finding your audience.

Miranda Aguilar is a queer, Filipinx writer, creative producer and community arts worker. They write for stage, screen and beyond. Their credits include acting as showrunner and one of the lead writers for Las Rosas (2017), producing Prone to the Drone (2019), and writing ‘Let Me Know When You Get Home’, their first full-length play. They are a member of Ka-llective, a group of Asian-Australian multidisciplinary artists currently developing their first theatre work, Salt Baby. Their work has been previously supported by Australia Council of Arts, CreateNSW, Blacktown Arts, PACT, and APT among others. They currently produce community arts programs and projects with CuriousWorks aimed at supporting the growth and development of emerging artists and creativity in the community.