About you
Organisation, contact, role, website, geography and who the decision maker is.
Partnership
For organisations, brands and institutions.
Commissions, co-production, training partnerships, sponsorship and long-term collaboration — across theatre, film, education and creative strategy.
How it runs
What a partnership actually involves
Partnerships are not agreed in a first meeting. They move through a defined process so both sides know what they are committing to.
Discovery
What you are trying to achieve, and whyIntake and qualification
Fit, timing, resources and decision-makingFit assessment
An honest answer on whether this is the right pairingPilot or scoped project
Something real and bounded, before anything long-termProposal and negotiation
Deliverables, publicity, IP, exclusivity, budgetAgreement and activation
Terms set, then the work beginsReview, renew or exit
Every partnership is reviewed on a date agreed in advanceBe ready to answer
What we will ask you
Have these to hand and the first conversation is much shorter.
About the work
Partnership type, desired outcome, deliverables, timeline, budget and deadline.
About the terms
Publicity, IP, exclusivity, and what resources each side is bringing.
Bring a real brief, not a vague idea.
The best partnerships here started with a specific problem and a specific date.