Sentence examples for creative consultation from inspiring English sources

The creative consultation enabled us to reach and consult with more than double the number of young people than if we had been using the questionnaire alone.

In comparison to the 147 participants of the creative consultation, we received 75 responses to the online questionnaire, which explored the same areas, specifically targeted at young people 16 and under.

During one of the many creative consultation sessions on the way to producing our show Bliss, pupils involved revealed to me that theatre is very simply and profoundly about one human connecting with another human.

With a focus on cultural cross-fertilization, Gandy has traveled the southeast connecting artists and communities to businesses and organizations through lectures, creative consultation, publications, festivals, art exhibitions, and film.

Adopting Participatory Action Research PARR) methods, and informed by Third Place theory and notions of therapeutic landscape, creative consultations were held in the Garden and people's homes.

The graduate students receive mentoring, creative consultations on their own work, and an understanding of the process of the writer's life.

Becoming an influencer is hard, as our columnist found out when he tried creative photography, consultations and even bots to propel his food-obsessed corgi to fame.

His specialities as described on LinkedIn include "digital marketing strategy, creative collaboration, client consultation, data-driven decision making, project management, emerging technology, audience engagement, mobile, social media".

Following two comprehensive government reviews and a long process of consultation, the Creative Australia policy had promised to invest an additional $200m in the sector; there is no mention of this additional funding in the current budget.

"The board has, of course, explored all other possibilities, including consultation with Creative Scotland and Fife Council, but there was no alternative to liquidation.

"Many of the issues are resolvable, but I don't think we can have a resolution of the creative issues without the full consultation of the Directors Guild," said Mr. Meyer, a low-key and respected Hollywood figure.