Creative Careers: Insights and inspiration from Craate Creative

Are you an aspiring creative looking for career guidance and inspiration? This webinar is for you!

 Join us for an engaging and insightful webinar led by our guest speaker Cesar Rodrigues, a seasoned creative professional and founder of Craate Creative.

Craate Creative is a Melbourne-based creative agency offering branding, strategy, content creation, websites, and social media services.

Webinar agenda

  • The story behind Cesar Rodrigues' journey and Craate Creative: gain inspiration through Cesar's career journey from beginnings in music, to video, content, brand strategy and developing Craate Creative.
  • Working as a creative: learn what the creative process looks like in a corporate setting as Cesar shares personal experiences and real-life scenarios.
  • Learnings and advice: benefit from the hard-earned lessons and insights Cesar has gathered throughout their career. This segment will offer practical tips and strategies to help you navigate your own creative career journey.
  • Q&A session

Don't miss this opportunity to hear from an industry professional and gain career guidance and inspiration! Register today.

About our guest speaker

As the founder of Craate Creative, Cesar Rodrigues has cemented his reputation as a leader in innovative digital marketing, branding and a leading creative thinker. His work at Craate, marked by a deep understanding of storytelling and digital communication, caters to diverse business needs, showcasing his ability to blend creativity with strategic insight.

Cesar's journey began early in childhood and continued at the Victorian College of the Arts, where he studied music and composition and guitar. After completing the undergraduate Cesar launched a career as a performer in various bands and touring the world and playing festivals such as The Big Day Out, Glastonbury, & Laneway Festival and alongside artists such as Lauryn Hill, Crowded House, Franz Ferdinand and many more. Cesar was also nominated for an ARIA award as the Guitarist for Blue King Brown and a Best Soundtrack at the Queensland Film Festival for his compositions on Without A Shadow.

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