Episode 12: CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
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Fearless Conversations
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Exploring the state of the arts in South Australia. Are we really the Festival State?
Our creative industries not only entertain and enlighten us, but they are also a major force in our state’s economy. So, how are they faring? We find out in Fearless Conversations Episode 12: Creative Industries.
How will the arts industry rebuild after Covid?
How do we bring our film industry back to the levels of its heydays?
Is it important that we create films and productions that tell our own Australian stories?
How critical is diversity in the arts and how do we evolve the arts for the future?
How do we make the arts an attractive career?
Facilitated by The Advertiser’s Patrick McDonald and Anna Vlach, join Garry Stewart, Professor in Creative Arts Flinders University and Artistic Director of Australian Dance Theatre, Douglas Gautier, CEO & Artistic Director Adelaide Festival Centre, Kate Croser, CEO of the South Australian Film Corporation and Heather Croall, CEO & Artistic Director Adelaide Fringe for a fearless look at the industry that inspires us and reflects who we are.
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Recorded Wednesday 10th November 10:30am (ACST)
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