The Festival team Ceryl Evans Director Mel Tettey Deputy Director Audience Development amp Volunteer Programmes Laura Smith Research Publications amp Communications Officer Lindsay McPherson Festival Administrator ID: 540309
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Capability Brown Festival 2016Slide2
The Festival team
Ceryl Evans – DirectorMel Tettey – Deputy Director Audience Development & Volunteer ProgrammesLaura Smith – Research, Publications & Communications Officer
Lindsay McPherson – Festival Administrator Enquiries: info@capabilitybrown.orgSlide3
Festival overview
© Portrait of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, c.1770-75,
Cosway, Richard (1742-1821)/Private Collection/Bridgeman Images
2016 marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of Capability Brown, a designer who changed the national landscape and created a style which has shaped people’s picture of the quintessential English countryside.Slide4
Festival partners
We’re funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and managed by the Landscape Institute. Our partners are:Slide5
Why is HLF supporting us?
This
is the
first project of its kind and scale
HLF
is
keen to hear from other organisations and groups
There are lots of ways that you can get involved from small to large grantsSlide6
Our approved purposes
Focus on developing new audiences
Support for sitesDevelop a network of intermediate sites
Interpret as many sites as possible
Make our findings and learning accessible during and after the project Slide7
Audience development
© National TrustSlide8
New audiences
Stowe's young film makers © National Trust
Physical
Intellectual
Cultural
Audience Development Projects
Sugar, slavery and landscapeSlide9
New research and a full listing of his sites will help build knowledge about Brown and fix him
at
the forefront of modern thinking on design and management of the natural environment.
© Trentham Estate
Increase knowledge
of
BrownSlide10
Interactive map on CBF websiteSlide11
W
ork with sites
October 2016
Hub sites
will act as points of Festival information with materials, display panels and informed staff and volunteers. They will link with, and support, smaller Capability Brown sites in their area.
Urban sites
are close to large cities or towns, and will be working to attract new visitors from these areas.
Ambassador sites
will be a strong voice for the Festival in their region, and will promote the Capability Brown aspects of their landscapes.
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Communications and PR
PR campaignCommunications Group Working with Visit Britain and Visit EnglandPublic newsletters
Internal partners’ newslettersWebsiteTwitterFacebook and other social mediaTV and radio Slide13
Newsletter, blog and websiteSlide14
How we can help each other
The Festival can provide the logo and the portraitSupport Events listing page and
formNewsletter: We want to promote your work and research please do share with us these can be publicised as blog and news postsSite research – leaflet maps and the interactive map