Youth, Diversity and the Creative Industries Research Symposium
This report was published in September 2023 for the Youth, Diversity and Creative Industries Research Symposium. It presents a study...
Publication category: Screen Industries Growth Network
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Screen Rights Report
Authors: Emre Akbil, Carolyn Butterworth and Ruth Tay of Live Works, School of Architecture, University of Sheffield for SIGN, University...
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Breaking the Frame: Diversity, discrimination and talent in entry-level British TV production trainee schemes
Authors: David Lee, Irena Grugulis, Cassandra Kill and Kate Nash Published: February 2024 This report critically examines training schemes in...
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Screen Tourism: Regional development, fan labour and sustainability
Author: Bethan Jones Published: February 2024 This report explores issues around the growing phenomena of screen tourism, where visitors travel...
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Levelling Up Social Media Content Creator Labour
Author: Dr Errol Salamon Published: Autumn 2023 This report examines policy, industry data, and interviews with self-employed content creators in...
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Yorkshire’s Film Festival Programmers
Author: Dr James Fenwick Published: Autumn 2023 This research report uncovers the experiences of Yorkshire’s film festival programmers and examines...
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Inclusive Growth Work Stream 1: A regional baseline picture of diversity and inclusion in the Screen industries
Authors: Kate O’Connor and Neil Flintham Published: Winter 2023 This report presents the findings of research to establish a regional...
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Creativity Unlocked? Video Games and Television Work in Yorkshire During and Beyond the COVID Pandemic
Author: Dr David Lee Published: Winter 2023 This report explores the rapid shift to work patterns in the video games...
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Skills and Training Provision in the UK Film and TV Industries
Authors: Dr Bethan Jones, Dr Jude Brereton and Dr Jon Swords Published: Autumn 2022 This report explores issues around skills...
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Industry Briefing: Gratitude and Working Conditions in the TV Industry
Author: Dr Rowan Aust