We say ‘creative industries’; you say village craft fairs, fighting tooth and nail to make it as an aspiring singer-songwriter and spending weekends creating life-sized, completely functional garden furniture out of conkers. As conker furniture production is a pretty niche market, you also say ‘no money’. Au contraire.
Gone are the days in which Arts graduates were forced to grit their teeth and apply for that incredibly lucrative, extremely prestigious and utterly (in their eyes) uninspiring Management Consultancy graduate scheme. Today, the creative industries contribute £8 million per hour to the UK economy and have, thanks to Hollywood, added $504 billion to the US GDP since 1998. The rapid development of technology and consequent transformation of global industry has allowed the creative industries to evolve to host hugely rewarding careers which leave graduates safe in the knowledge that they can pursue their passions, pay their rent and buy food.
We say ‘creative industries’; you say village craft fairs, fighting tooth and nail to make it as an aspiring singer-songwriter and spending weekends creating life-sized, completely functional garden furniture out of conkers. As conker furniture production is a pretty niche market, you also say ‘no money’. Au contraire.
Gone are the days in which Arts graduates were forced to grit their teeth and apply for that incredibly lucrative, extremely prestigious and utterly (in their eyes) uninspiring Management Consultancy graduate scheme. Today, the creative industries contribute £8 million per hour to the UK economy and have, thanks to Hollywood, added $504 billion to the US GDP since 1998. The rapid development of technology and consequent transformation of global industry has allowed the creative industries to evolve to host hugely rewarding careers which leave graduates safe in the knowledge that they can pursue their passions, pay their rent and buy food.
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