Have you ever wondered how they create the characters in Doctor Who? Who choreographs the Welsh National Opera performances? How record labels sign bands or how you get a career in the exciting world of media?
If we captured your attention, Thursday 26th March is a day you cannot afford to miss!
The 14-19 Creative and Cultural Industries Steering Group with Cultural Services and the 14-19 Network, as part of the Bro Dysg partnership in Rhondda Cynon Taff, have teamed up to provide YOU with an informative and innovative day to find out about how you can get into the exciting world of Creative Industries.
Artists, performers, directors, photographers and producers are just some of the industry professionals who will be available at Coleg Morgannwg's Llwynypia campus for one day only Thursday 26th March 2009 to talk about how they secured successful careers and the different routes available to you in the Creative Industries.
Guest Speakers
Special Guests already confirmed to speak at the seminar include
Ed Richmond: BBC Radio 1 Producer
Julie Weir: MD of Visible Noise Records, home to Lostprophets
Justin Kerrigan: Director of Human Traffic
Owen Powell: Former Catatonia Guitarist and Duffy Songwriter
Gavin Allen: Arts Correspondent with Media Wales
Mike Walmsley: Development Manager of the Welsh National Opera
Gareth Lloyd Roberts: Artistic Programmer at Wales Millennium Centre
Sarah Cole: Production Manager for SC Productions Ltd
Simon Dancey: Director of Creative and Cultural Skills, Wales
Steve Davis: Artistic Director of Spectacle Theatre
Darren Warner: Photographer and co-founder of Plugged In Magazine
Alison Saunders: Wardrobe Supervisor, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
The seminar will be hosted by comedian, TV and Radio writer and presenter Chris Corcoran, who will act as 'Champion for the Day'.
There will be careers advice from local organisations in Rhondda Cynon Taff and South Wales including
• Welsh Music Foundation
• Diversions: Dance Company of Wales
• Coleg Morgannwg
• UWIC
• Skillset
• Musicians Union
• Creative and Cultural Skills Wales
• Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
• Atrium: Cardiff School of Creative and Cultural Industries
• Spectacle Theatre
• University of Wales Newport, School of Art, Media and Design
• Screen Academy Wales
• RCT Community Radio Project
• Plugged In Magazine
The day will be split into three sessions and you are welcome to attend all day or just one session. There will be networking opportunities throughout the day as well as an opportunity to visit the marketplace, which will house the stands of Welsh based creative industries organisations. Sessions will include:
• Performing Arts: Drama and Dance,
• Craft, Design, Fashion and Photography and
• Music and Media
For further information about the day and a full list of the professionals who will be chatting about their experiences and the fantastic opportunities available to you in this Sector please see www.myspace.com/creativeindustriesseminar
To book your place email your name, age and contact details to Kim.L.Mears@rctcbc.gov.uk or call 01443 744093
Places are limited. First priority will be given to those resident in RCT and aged between 14-30 years old. Book your place ASAP to secure your seminar seat!
In Association with...
www.visiblenoise.com
www.thepopfactory.com
www.sonig.org.uk
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