Thursday 13 January 2011

Unit 1.2 Careers in the Creative & Media industry (Mrs dowdie presentation)

Creative and Media



An overview of the creative and media industries sector

The creative and media industries combined make one of the fastest growing sectors in the UK economy.

It can be divided into four broad sub-sectors - content, design, performing arts, and heritage and tourism. The sectors in this industry include:



- advertising

- architecture

- art and antiques

- computer and video games

- crafts

- design

- fashion design

- film and video

- music

- performing arts

- publishing

- software

- television and radio





Key drivers in the creative and media industries sector



The government aims to make the UK a global hub for the creative and media industries. Efforts have been focused on improving seven areas which drive productivity in the sector:

education

competition and intellectual property (IP)

technology

business support (including access to finance)

diversity

infrastructure

evidence and analysis

The emergence of new technologies has changed the nature of market opportunities in the sector. For example, digital delivery has altered hugely the way content in the music, software, television and radio sub-sectors is supplied to consumers. New media is increasingly a key area of focus for growth.

Careers in Media

In the creative and media industries, every sector organises itself differently, but all individuals and teams share one common aim: to create successful products.

Jobs in Pre-Production

Art Director



Designer



Character Designer



Prop Designer



Background Designer



Colour Stylist



Clean Up Artist /Design Assistant



Casting Director



Casting Assistant



Jobs in Production



Assistant Director



Animation Director



Key or Lead Animator



Background Painter



Animator



Junior Animator



Key Clean Up Artist (Animation)



Assistant Animator



Lighting technician



Live mixer



Line Test Operator *



Runner *



Production Secretary



Jobs in Post-Production



Special Effects Animator



Digital Compositing Supervisor



Editor



Editing Assistant



Other Media





Broadcast Journalist



Presenter



Researcher



Editor



Editorial Assistant



Careers in Design



Graphic Designer



Designer



Web Designer



Web Developer



Interactive Media



Corporate Identity Designer



Editorial Designer



Multimedia Designer



Exhibition Designer



Packaging Designer



Print Designer



Product Designer






Careers in Music



Composer



Music Supervisor



Music Agent



Record producer



Artist’s Manager



Performer




Careers in Art



Drapesmaster



Art Department Coordinator



Story Board Assistant



Draughtsmen [ responsible for drawing up set design]



Graphic Artist



Set Decorator



Assistant Production Buyer



Prop Maker



Prop dresser



Prop storer



Photographer



Costume Design



Wardrobe supervisor






Defining the creative media industries



Skillset is the Sector Skills Council for Creative Media and works to raise skills levels in every sector of industry within its remit.



Skillset subdivides the creative media industries into ten sectors:



- animation;



- computer games;



- facilities (which includes post production, studio and equipment hire, special physical effects, outside broadcast, processing laboratories, transmission, manufacture of AV equipment and other services for film and TV);



- film;



- interactive media;



p class="MsoNormal" style="MARGIN-LEFT: 43.5pt; TEXT-INDENT: -18pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal">- other content creation (pop promos, corporate and commercials production);



- photo imaging;



- publishing (books, journals, magazines, newspapers, directories and databases, news agencies, and electronic information services);



- radio; and



- television.

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