Find advice from across the sector to provide guidance to those in the creative industries affected by the Coronavirus. This list has been adapted from one helpfully compiled by the Creative Industries Federation.
Information on funding and grants can now be found in our opportunities section.
Posted: 10/03/2022
We will continue to update this list as new information is released. Information on funding and grants can now be found under opportunities while training can be found under CPD. If you would like to add anything please contact sarah@leanarts.org.uk.
Technological
support for delivering work online
- Blog
that covers many aspects of working remotely for musicians - Digital
tools for Artists to run a remote career - Shifting
podcasts to online discussions - Eventbrite
have a new resource for event-creators, including ‘how to
host an online event’
Mental
Health Support
British
Association of Performing Art Medicine (BAPAM) have a directory of
medical practitioners, including therapists and psychotherapists, and you can
book a virtual session with them- often this can be for free
Music
- Help
Musicians have created Corona Musicians, a
central source of support and advice for all musicians during the
coronavirus period. Bookmark it- they will update regularly as the
situation develops. - Association of Independent Musicians: AIM’s
Covid-19 Business Guidance For Music SMES - Musicians Union: Advice
for musicians
Sign
up for updates from the MU here. - Incorporated Society of Musicians: Advice for
musicians
Visual
Arts
Theatre
- Equity: Coronavirus
Advice - Theatre
Support: Links to support for
theatre professionals during coronavirus
Film
- BFI: Message
about Coronavirus to industry from BFI Chief Executive Ben Roberts - BFI: Q&A/info
for screen sector - Film
& TV Charity helpline
- Directors
UK: Covid-19
FAQs
Publishing
- Society of Authors: Includes information on
funding and resources - WGGB – The Writers Guild: Advice for
authors
Events
- Function Central: Information about planning an inclusive event after Covid-19