The Evolution of Education in the Creative Industry
By
Tom May
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Summary
The article discusses the evolving landscape of the creative industry and questions the value of traditional university education for aspiring professionals. It highlights the impact of social media and AI tools on accessibility and self-teaching in the industry.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledSocial media has democratised access to audiences.
Will this traditional career path still hold value in 2025?
While the industry has become more accessible, the traditional route of university education continues to offer value.
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