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September 13, 2017

LETTER: Fed raises concerns over removal of creative economy data from DCMS stats

The Federation has raised concerns with the Department for Culture Permanent Secretary over the removal of creative economy statistics from the last annual DCMS sector and creative industries employment release. The loss of this valuable information makes it harder to explain the true value of creative jobs across the wider economy.

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Skills and training

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September 11, 2017

Creative industries jobs - the risks and opportunities

A two-page summary of the workforce issues facing the sector and how we can address them.

International

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August 10, 2017

Video: The global political outlook

A panel discussion with André Laurentino, global executive creative director, Ogilvy, Chun Quing Li, founder KREOD Architecture, James Rubin, commentator and lecturer on world affairs and US foreign policy, and Elif Shafak, novelist and political commentator, chaired by broadcaster Kirsty Lang.

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August 10, 2017

Video: The nexus between science and arts

A panel discussion with Jairaj Mashru, founder, Bombay Innovation Group, Sherry Coutu, tech angel investor, Sir Mark Walport, government chief scientific adviser, Karen Usher, co-project leader, New Model in Technology and Engineering, chaired by broadcaster Kirsty Lang.

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August 10, 2017

Video: Tristram Hunt, director of the V&A, on the art of industry of all nations

Dr Tristram Hunt, director of the V&A, addresses members on the art of industry of all nations at our International Conference 2017. "As faith in politics declines, the power of British civil society, of our soft power, is more and more significant. It seems to me that we have responsibility to show leadership in light both of Brexit and of current political trajectories," he said.

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August 10, 2017

Video: Trade minister Mark Garnier on how the government values the creative industries

Trade minister Mark Garnier addresses members on how the government values the creative industries at our International Conference 2017. “Thank you for what you do...People know all about Britain because of what you do, because of Adele, because of Harry Potter, because of the Royal Shakespeare Company. All of this stuff creates a fantastic brand for Britain and, frankly, we’re incredibly grateful,” he said.

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August 10, 2017

Video: Digital minister Matt Hancock on next steps for the sector

Digital minister Matt Hancock addresses members on the next steps for the sector at our International Conference 2017. “In terms of influencing the agenda you have more of an impact than almost any other organisation that I have worked with in government,” the minister tells the conference.

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Statistics

Official statistics: New DCMS figures on employment and trade

Government statistics released today demonstrate that the UK’s creative industries continue to experience strong and resilient employment and export growth - outpacing the wider UK economy. Eliza Easton, the Federation's deputy head of research and policy, examines them in more detail.

Freelancers

Creative Freelancers

The Creative Industries Federation surveyed around 700 creative freelancers and spoke to 50 businesses, alongside legal specialists, financial advisors and trade bodies. We set out recommendations to improve the working lives of this vital but undervalued part of the workforce. Doing so will help grow their businesses, the creative industries and the economy.

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Video and transcript: Sophie Turner Laing, group chief executive, Endemol Shine on creative industries and brand Britain

This speech was delivered at the Federation's first international conference. "We must have an absolutely clear focus on what our creative industries need from a Brexit settlement. We must stop being stoically silent and British. We need to get out there and bang the drum for what we do – the massive contribution we make to our economy and the vitally important role we play in shaping the world’s culture," she said. "It’s in the DNA of the creative industries that they are international and outward looking – they’re global."

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Video and transcript: Sir Nicholas Serota, Chair of Arts Council England, on the importance of international exchange

A keynote address delivered at the Federation's first international conference. "A two-way flow of talent is crucial to the arts in Britain. It is the interaction of forces that has made British culture so rich and increasingly complex. We owe much of how we see ourselves - especially our romantic side - to the perspective of incomers," he said.

Brexit

Our red lines on Brexit

Our red lines on Brexit

As Brexit negotiations begin, we identify the creative industries' seven 'red lines' for any deal.

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