for Senior High School - Arts and Design Track

1. CREATIVE
INDUSTRIES 01
Introduction to the Course

2. General Knowledge of the Different Arts and Design Forms:
Visual Arts:
Painting
Drawing
Printmaking
Architecture
Interior Design
Landscape Architecture
Photography and Film
Craft
Applied arts
Media Arts
Animation
Web Design
Interactive Mobile Application
Decorative Arts
Furniture
Ceramics
Jewelry
Clothing
Costume Design
Set Design

3. Components in the Appreciation and Production of
Visual and Applied Arts
Historical Context
Cultural Context
Enablers and Transformer
Market

4. While Studying, Students will be asked to demonstrate what you
have learned by participating in class activities that may include the
following:
Identifying Various Arts and Applied Art Forms
Distinguish Basic Materials, Tools, and Processes
Articulating the Meanings and Significance of Various Expressions of Visual
and Applied Arts
Identifying the Different Processes and Components of Arts and Design
Production
Relating the Components of Arts and Design Production to Different Arts and
Design Forms

5. What types of jobs did you see?

7. Creativity Matters…
In 2017, the
Creative
Industries
contributed
£101.5bn
to the UK economy
(more than 5% of GDP -

8. That’s greater
than the
automotive,
aerospace, life
sciences, and oil
and gas sectors

9. The creative
economy employs
over 3 million
people.
That’s 1 in 11UK
jobs.
(12% of UK
businesses are in the
creative sector)

10. Future Skills…
Our future economy
will be built on
creativity and
technology with AI and
automation taking on
many routine tasks
Immense opportunities
forpeople who combine
creative, technical
and social skills.

11. 87% of
creative jobs
are at low or
no risk of
automation

12. 5.3% increase in creative
occupations predicted
by 2024
…it is going to be over
twice the wider economy
(2.5%)
With investment 1 million
new creative jobs
possible by 2030

13. Creative Industries: GDP Contribution
GDP Contribution
8 % to global output
Europe and N. America: 5% GDP Share; 4-10%Employment share
Asia:
China : 2.6 % of GDP in 2006
Indonesia: 5-7.5 percent (2006 and 2008)
Singapore: 3%
Thailand: 12%
Philippines:
3.5% (1999); 4.82% (2003)
13.8% (2006) ; 4.25% (2008*); 5.44% (2009*)

14. Growth drivers
Technology
Demand
Tourism
Construction
Entertainment

15. Jobs in the
creative
industries include
roles like...

16. Animators,
artists
musicians,
performers,
designers...

17. Architects,
game
developers, or
visualeffects
artists.

18. Publishers,
production
assistants,
and
researchers...

19. Event
coordinators,
producers,
education &
engagement
managers

20. Sound
engineers,
lighting
technicians and
stage
managers...

21. ...Marketing
managers,
fundraisers,
and
administrators.

22. Lawyers, HR
professionals,
and business
managers...

23. plus, carpenters,
electricians, hair
& make-up
stylists, and
caterers.

24. There’s a career for you
in the creative industries