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Andy Lovatt's overview of the creative and digital industries - from Creative Industries Awareness Day, part of New Creative Futures

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NewCreativeFutures
A year long programme of activity
and support
• Information, access & support for education & work
in the CDIs
• Interactive industry expo @ MediaCityUK in Nov ’10
• Exclusive showcase space on CreativeTimes.co.uk
• Partnering scheme for placements, mentoring &
industry visits
• Taster sessions and masterclasses
• Specialist careers advice
• Access to industry networks, events and

What are the
creative and
digital
industries?

Advertising,
architecture, arts &
crafts, fashion, design,
ﬁlm, television,
computer games,
What are the music, publishing,
creative and radio, performing arts...

digital Creative functions in
industries? mainstream companies
and organisations

‘creativity is
everybody’s problem’
Richard Florida

Why should
we be bothered?
Just get a proper
job!

Its big...
2 Million Jobs in the UK

Why should Its getting bigger...
over 2% annual growth
we be bothered?
Just get a proper Its digital...
5% growth in digital work
job!
Its the future...
130,000 new jobs each year

• ﬁlm director
• street dance choreographer
• artist
• fashion designer

• ﬁlm director
• street dance choreographer
• artist
• fashion designer
• camera operator

• ﬁlm director
• choreographer
• artist
• fashion designer
• camera operator
• rock guitarist

• ﬁlm director
• choreographer
• artist
• fashion designer
• camera operator
• musician
• games designer

• ﬁlm director
• choreographer
• artist
• fashion designer
• camera operator
• musician
• games designer
• architect

Set-builder, location
researcher, project
manager, TV make-up
technician, engineer,
dialect coach, fashion
or maybe consultant, programmer,
information architect,
these! electrician, visual effects
designer, animal
choreographer, sales
manager, production
runner

Technical Skills

Communication/Team
What sort of Skills
skills do they
Cognitive Skills
need?
Project Management

Commercial

Virtually every subject
area.

70% of CDI Employment
comes from non-creative
What subject areas courses.
will they come from?
Esp. Computer Science,
English, Law, Marketing,
Humanities, Social
Science, Art and Design,
‘Media Studies’...

‘t-shirts, the
anoraks
What kind of people?
& the suits...
and the hoodies’

Routes into
employment,
training and
education.

Work Hard
Be Flexible
Work Experience
Routes into School, College and University
employment, Placement
Apprenticeships
training and Networks
education. On-Line
Get a job
Start a business

My CV

Electrician
Advertising Sales - City Life Magazine
Production Management
Business Management
Student
How do I Know? Masters Student
Researcher
MD CIDS
Head of CDI at NWDA
Consultant
MD The White Room

How do you get
Sign Up - today and/or on-line @
NewCreativeFutures.com

Register on CreativeTimes.co.uk

Register for Industry Visits, Mentoring and
Partnerships

Tell colleagues from other subjects to do the same

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Andy Lovatt - New Creative Futures

2. NewCreativeFutures A year long programme of activity and support • Information, access & support for education & work in the CDIs • Interactive industry expo @ MediaCityUK in Nov ’10 • Exclusive showcase space on CreativeTimes.co.uk • Partnering scheme for placements, mentoring & industry visits • Taster sessions and masterclasses • Specialist careers advice • Access to industry networks, events and

3. What are the creative and digital industries?

4. Advertising, architecture, arts & crafts, fashion, design, ﬁlm, television, computer games, What are the music, publishing, creative and radio, performing arts... digital Creative functions in industries? mainstream companies and organisations ‘creativity is everybody’s problem’ Richard Florida

5. Why should we be bothered? Just get a proper job!

6. Its big... 2 Million Jobs in the UK Why should Its getting bigger... over 2% annual growth we be bothered? Just get a proper Its digital... 5% growth in digital work job! Its the future... 130,000 new jobs each year

7. What sort of jobs are there?

8. • ﬁlm director

9. • ﬁlm director • choreographer

10. • ﬁlm director • choreographer • artist

11. • ﬁlm director • street dance choreographer • artist • fashion designer

12. • ﬁlm director • street dance choreographer • artist • fashion designer • camera operator

13. • ﬁlm director • choreographer • artist • fashion designer • camera operator • rock guitarist

14. • ﬁlm director • choreographer • artist • fashion designer • camera operator • musician • games designer

15. • ﬁlm director • choreographer • artist • fashion designer • camera operator • musician • games designer • architect

16. or maybe these!

17. Set-builder, location researcher, project manager, TV make-up technician, engineer, dialect coach, fashion or maybe consultant, programmer, information architect, these! electrician, visual effects designer, animal choreographer, sales manager, production runner

18. What sort of skills do they need?

19. Technical Skills Communication/Team What sort of Skills skills do they Cognitive Skills need? Project Management Commercial

20. What subject areas will they come from?

21. Virtually every subject area. 70% of CDI Employment comes from non-creative What subject areas courses. will they come from? Esp. Computer Science, English, Law, Marketing, Humanities, Social Science, Art and Design, ‘Media Studies’...

22. What kind of people?

23. ‘t-shirts, the anoraks What kind of people? & the suits... and the hoodies’

24. Routes into employment, training and education.

25. Work Hard Be Flexible Work Experience Routes into School, College and University employment, Placement Apprenticeships training and Networks education. On-Line Get a job Start a business

26. How do I Know?

27. My CV Electrician Advertising Sales - City Life Magazine Production Management Business Management Student How do I Know? Masters Student Researcher MD CIDS Head of CDI at NWDA Consultant MD The White Room

28. What is MediaCityUK?

29. How do you get Sign Up - today and/or on-line @ NewCreativeFutures.com Register on CreativeTimes.co.uk Register for Industry Visits, Mentoring and Partnerships Tell colleagues from other subjects to do the same

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[ez] Anyone here fancy a job in the creative industries? can anyone think of a job in the creativ industries they would like to do?
[ez] Anyone here fancy a job in the creative industries? can anyone think of a job in the creativ industries they would like to do?
[ez] Anyone here fancy a job in the creative industries? can anyone think of a job in the creativ industries they would like to do?
15,000 new job in creative industries new northern home to the BBC, 5 x departments home to a wide range of creative dital and media pros from tv producers and computer games designers to specialist media layers and project managers
you are all welcome and invited to get involved there are limited places so sign up now at newcreativefutures.com and in september we will be in touch
I&#x2019;m Paul, this is Ezra, we&#x2019;re from a company called The White Room and we&#x2019;re here to talk to you about the creative industries and about a very cool project called New Creative Futures.

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