Grants & portfolio preparation • 1 min read
A portfolio that gets you hired
Fewer, stronger pieces and one stable link.
Show 8 to 15 of your strongest pieces, not everything you have made. Lead with the kind of work you want to be hired for.
Context matters Add one line per project: the client, your role and the year. Reviewers and funders want to understand what you did.
For grant applications Read the eligibility rules twice. Answer the question that is asked. Keep a simple budget, a short biography and a few high quality images ready, so you are not starting from zero each time.
General guidance, not legal or financial advice.