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Category Archives: Creative Education
5 Positive Steps to Increasing Creative Content Development
The Lockdown during the Covid crisis has produced an explosion of creativity not only in the UK, but also globally. This has ranged from performers in their own homes e.g. One World Together to Grayson Perry’s Art Club and innumerable … Continue reading
5 Positive Steps to Inclusion in the Creative Industries
In 2017 BCre8ive published ‘The Creative Pipeline’ a proposal to use digital technology to massively expand the capacity of, and support for, creative freelancers and micro-companies, who make up over 94% of the creative industries in the UK. Since then … Continue reading
How to Support Creatives?
In this third blog of the series on developing local creative micro-companies and freelancers we look at the various existing resources available to support creatives and what needs to be created to improve the situation. Why is this so important? … Continue reading
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Creative Clusters and the 90%
Nearly 90% of the Creative Industries are composed of micro companies of under four people or sole trading freelancers, according to the latest industry surveys. So how will the Creative Clusters plans announced by AHRC, and at the heart of … Continue reading
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£80m University funding for Creatives Clusters
This blog provides a summary overview of the Art and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)’s new call for Universities and Companies in the Creative Industries to bid for support for a new government backed fund. NOTE: You will need to act … Continue reading
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What now for UK Education for Our Screens?
In the last month PACT have published a report highlighting the problems with UK independent film production. Last week Screen International published interviews with UK sales agents talking about a system that is broken. The number of UK independent films … Continue reading
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