Talent development in creative industries and job opportunities

M Haggis-Burridge; S Amann; J Pastor Bustamante; R Cabezas; J Meliá,; H Solís García; R Casas-Alatriste

Talent development in creative industries and job opportunities

M Haggis-Burridge, S Amann, J Pastor Bustamante, R Cabezas, J Meliá,, H Solís García, R Casas-Alatriste

Academy for Games & Media

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Abstract

An EU-Mexican panel discussing the needs of creative industries mid- and post-pandemic, and how the cultural sector is fundamental for the health and wellbeing of society. Discussions touched on employment, policy, and education, along with sector-specific opportunities and cross-sectoral challenges. The name 'creative industries' was challenged for its divergent uses: many cultural sector workers believe it encompasses them, but policy often regards 'creative industries' as a branch of industrial design. There was significant criticism of social organisation that orients purely towards 'productivity' and the generation of revenue, while ignoring happiness as a goal.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 24 Jun 2021
Event	2nd eu-mexico creative industries forum: international market for economic recovery - Online, Mexico City, Mexico Duration: 14 Jun 2021 → 28 Jun 2021 http://en.industriascreativasuemx.com/

Conference

Conference	2nd eu-mexico creative industries forum: international market for economic recovery
Country/Territory	Mexico
City	Mexico City
Period	14/06/21 → 28/06/21
Internet address	http://en.industriascreativasuemx.com/

Keywords

creative industries
culture
cultural arts
entertainment
policy
Mexico
Mexican
EU
international
video games
art
panel
discussion

Diversity and Inclusion in Video Games
Haggis-Burridge, M. (PI) & Buijtenweg, T. (CoI)
2/04/15 → …
Project: Research

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