The UK’s creative industries sector contributed £109 billion to the economy in 2021. Accounting for 2.29 million creative industry jobs in the year to September 2021, the sector workforce has remained strong through a tough period. Working in the sector, you’ll have the opportunity to pursue practical roles such as an artist, actor or interior designer, or administrative or managerial jobs such as an arts administrator or museum curator. There’s an increasing overlap with the media and information technology (IT) sectors in relation to the use of digital technology to produce and deliver creative content. This is noticeable in roles such as web designer, animator and game designer. You’ll also find a crossover between this sector and marketing, advertising and PR, with advertising in particular considered a key component of the creative industries. In this project you will learn how to take your movie pitch from concept to release.
Job Market Data
1.5% of jobs required in 2024 will be in the Arts, Culture and Entertainment Sector
6% of people aged 17-18 want to work in the sector according to an ONS survey from 2021
For more information have a look at the complete ONS data
Driving Question: How do you develop a film from pitch to release?
Project Guide Slides: ARTS, CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT sector: Project Guide Slides
Immersion Event: Live Virtual Pitch Workshop with Screen and Film School
Part 1: A deeper look into Arts, Entertainment and Culture and the roles available
TASK: Create a report on the jobs available in the sector
Part 2a: The Script
TASK: Write a Ten Minute Script
Part 2b: The Storyboards
TASK: Draw and Design Storyboards for Your Script
Part 2c: The Cast and Crew
TASK: Assemble an Ideal Cast and Crew
Part 2d: The Locations
TASK: Select and Plan your Locations
Part 2e: Filming
TASK: Shoot your Movie
Part 2f: Post-Production
TASK: Edit your Movie
Part 3: Marketing
TASK: Create a Marketing Plan
Final Evaluation