Creative Connections: Session 19
Understanding The Technology For Non-technology People: Streaming
Guest panelist:
Brad Holder Founder and Managing Director, PCC Productions: PCC Productions is the brain child of Brad Holder, musician, theatre manager and audio visual technician. Brad was born and raised in Port Hedland where he started playing in bands from an early age.
Watch The Webinar Recording
About This Episode
What are the essential considerations for moving to, and working within, the digital space? Do we have the tech ‘know-how’ to successfully create and present online?
Many artists and arts organisations are experts in creating work for physical spaces. While constantly evolving, for many, digital processes and technological applications can still feel intimidating or even overwhelming at times.
This session will provide some background into the key technical considerations and opportunities available across a variety of digital platforms – with a focus on streaming.
About The Series
Creative Connections is an online webinar series for the cultural and arts sectors and will offer practical, accessible and useful content delivered by industry experts on key topics and emerging themes.
The series is focused around the theme of adaptation, and sessions will explore digital adaptation, leadership adaptation and arts practice adaptation. Sessions will be facilitated by experts in specific topic areas, with over thirty sessions available.
Topic: Understanding the technology for non-technology people: Streaming
Date: 27 May 2020
Time: 3 pm
Location of guest: Brad Holder – Kariyarra (Port Hedland)
Location of host: Kevin du Preez – Eora, Gadigal, (Sydney)
Contact Us
For questions about the series, please contact the Capacity Building team at leadershipprogram@creative.gov.au
If you need support during this challenging time, there are services available, including:
- Support Act Wellbeing Helpline: 1800 959 500
- Lifeline: 13 11 14
- Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636
Brad Holder
PCC Productions is the brain child of Brad Holder, musician, theatre manager and audio visual technician. Brad was born and raised in Port Hedland where he started playing in bands from an early age. Brad soon discovered that there wasn’t much support for Pilbara musicians, and throughout his teens he started to work in the audio visual industry through the local theatre, where he developed a passion for connecting performers to the audience through the art of live sound.
Through his work with touring artists, Brad soon discovered there was a significant road block stopping the flow of touring artists through to the Pilbara from Perth resulting in the lack of local music support, this was the lack of quality audio visual hire equipment in the region. Touring bands did not have the budget to bring equipment with them, so they simply bypassed the Pilbara, often jumping from Geraldton to Broome on their tour schedules. This meant a strong disconnect between the Perth and Pilbara music scenes. Brad then personally devoted the next fifteen years to building an equipment inventory capable of sustaining and supporting well known touring artists, studying his craft, training people around him and putting the community first to ensure the next generation could #SupportHedlandMusic.
Brad is a strong advocate for WA Music and is the Pilbara representative on the West Australian Music (WAM) Regional Roundtable, as well as a board member of CircuitWest, WA’s peak body for regional performing arts touring. Today Brad and his team have worked with some of the country’s biggest touring artists and service the whole Pilbara region with their award winning service.