Monday, August 12, 2024
10:00am - 2:00pm
The Studio Chicago is back with our fifth Creator Days event of 2024 this August!
Creator Days has been designed to be an attainable, empowering and welcoming space for creatives to network, create, learn and grow together.
Our hope is that you leave Creator Days with new friends, boosted confidence, inspiration, & ideas to take with you.
We plan to host these as often as we can - new dates to be announced soon! If you aren’t able to make it to this one, but you are interested for future events feel free to fill out our poll.
*Please note, each attendee must have their own ticket.
What Is It?
Creator Days are half or full days of open time at The Studio Chicago, providing you with the freedom to use the space as you need. It’s an opportunity to meet new friends, create content and collaborate! Creator Days were launched with the belief that the more you succeed, the more we all succeed together. Our goal is to create a more accessible way for access to The Studio without the necessity of a private rental.
Who Is It For?
Anyone with an open and supportive mindset! Creator Days are primarily designed for those in the creative field, but all are welcome. It’s for people who believe in uplifting others, collaborative work, shared learning, and leaving room for growth. Our only ask, is that all attendees to be kind, supportive, and welcoming to one another.
What’s Included?
A ticket includes 4 hours of access to The Studio Chicago (normally priced at $660). It also includes use of our equipment, such as colored backdrops, stands, props, reflectors, furniture, kitchen and more. Anticipate networking, content creation, and a productive workday at The Studio.
HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN ATTEND?
This event will host 16 people. Each attendee must purchase a ticket. If you wish to bring a photographer or friend, you'll need to purchase a ticket for them as well. A team member will be on-site to assist and ensure everyone has the necessary support. Bring your camera, computer, notebook, etc. Use the time for shooting, co-working, brainstorming, and building relationships.