Do you work within the Creative Industries in north Wales? We’d love to hear from you! Please complete our questionnaire to give us an up to date snapshot of the industry within the region. The statistics from the survey will be used to report generally about the Creative Industries within the region as well as used to plan events and further priorities for the C6 Network in the year ahead. Thanks for your help!
Following Chancellor, George Osborne’s recent Autumn Statement and Spending Review which will see the funding S4C receives by the Westminster Government reduced once again, from £6.7m to £5m by 2019, as Chairman of the C6 Network, I feel that the cuts will undermine the creative industries potential to create jobs in north Wales. Guidance by S4C is crucial in ensuring growth in a sector that has so much to offer our communities economically and culturally. It is also a heavy blow that could impact the future growth of the Welsh language. Continue Reading…
Key companies in the Creative Media Industries in Wales have come together with industry skills body Creative Skillset Cymru to co-invest over £300,000 to grow world-class industry skills and talent in Wales, and ensure continued innovation and jobs.
AN innovative digital media studio has opened its doors to aspiring digital media creatives.
Menai Bridge’s Stiwdio Frân Wen is inviting unemployed 16 to 18 year olds to enroll in their free professional 12-week programme in web design, motion graphics, video editing and graphic design.
Camera and Sound Technician, Researcher, Boom Operator just some of the opportunities available through Cyfle’s latest Media Apprenticeship scheme.
A Flintshire Website Design Studio has been shortlisted for the Agency of The Year Award at this year’s Net Magazine Awards in London.
On Thursday the 10th of April The Centre for the Creative Industries and BBC Cymru Wales opened its doors and hosted the C6 Business Breakfast and website launch.
Despite the early morning start, many of you came along to The Centre for the Creative Industries at Glyndwr University, to learn more about the facilities they have to offer in the £5m Centre which is also the home to BBC Cymru Wales in Wrexham.
The Digital Talent Fund, of £100,000 in total, has been made available by Creative Skillset Cymru to support the Creative Industries in Wales, helping companies and freelance professionals address bespoke training requirements.
After a couple of months planning, we are delighted to announce the launch of our website!
2014 will see the launch of a new social enterprise in Colwyn Bay called Media Village @ The Laundry Studios to provide the very first commercially run television/film studio facility in Conwy County, producing high quality content for a variety of broadcast uses. The enterprise will also offer a range of educational workshops and training opportunities delivered by the professional facilitation team at Media Village.
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