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Careers in Creative Industries

On Wednesday 27th November, Barton Peveril students participated in an engaging event exploring creative career pathways, featuring thought-provoking talks by guest speakers in the creative world.

The speakers enthusiastically shared their experiences, offering a glimpse into their unique career journeys, creative innovations, and the ever-evolving challenges and opportunities within their fields.

Hedley Roberts, Director of Body Art School, University of Creative Arts
Savannah Moray, University of Creative Arts

Students were given a valuable chance to connect and interact with a distinguished panel of experts, which included:

Careers in the Creative Industries and Portfolio PreparationSavannah Moray, University for the Creative Arts
Art Galleries & CurationFlorence Thomas, Engagement Curator, John Hansard Gallery
Digital Marketing & Social MediaNick Canty, Business School, University of the Creative Arts
Professional TV & Film TrainingValeria Roszkos, Creative Media Skills Institute
Print/Digital JournalismRoss Marshall, Daily Echo journalist and former Barton Peveril student
Foundation Art DiplomaRob French, Subject Leader for Foundation Art Diploma at Barton Peveril 
Body ArtHedley Roberts, Director of Body Art School, University of Creative Arts
Camera Operation & Director of PhotographyJosh Bosley, Freelance Camera Operator & Director of Photography and former Barton Peveril Student
RadioAlun Newman, Radio Presenter & Producer at BBC Radio Solent
& Ellie Cleverley, BBC Journalist and former apprentice
Ross Marshall, Daily Echo Journalist
Rob French, Subject Leader for Foundation Art Diploma

Sarah Sibbald, Career Advisor, said: 

Speakers came into college to talk about a wide variety of careers in the creative industries. Events like these play a vital role in informing and inspiring students and raising their awareness of the opportunities available in this huge and expanding sector.

Barton Peveril continues demonstrating its commitment to providing students with the resources and opportunities they need to succeed in their chosen fields. Through events like this, the college empowers students to make informed decisions about their future careers. It equips them with the knowledge and skills to thrive in the competitive creative industries.

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