The Creative Practitioner: A Guide to Working in the Arts by Paul Hose with Jonathan Curtis
Written by Paul Hose with Jonathan Curtis, The Creative Practitioner is a best practice guide for those looking to work, train, and professionalise within the creative industries. It features chapters dedicated to the nature of the creative industries, academic rigour, performance, teaching, running a business, safeguarding, legal obligations, and best practice principles.
The Creative Practitioner is aimed at those who want to professionalise and move into a career in the arts, as well as those who are looking to accredit themselves by attaining professional qualifications.
- The nature of the creative industries
- Academic rigour
- Education and teaching within the arts
- Performance and Subject Knowledge
- Going into Business
- Best practice and Safeguarding
- Qualifications and Vocational Training
- Building a Portfolio Career
This book is aimed at anybody looking to professionalise their artform. It is perfect for both students on vocational pathways, as well as established practitioners looking to enter the industry professionally. It is for anybody studying or practising a creative discipline:
- Musicians and Bands
- Designers
- Illustrators
- Photographers and Videographers
- Dancers
- Actors
- Dance and Theatre Groups
- Students
- Independent Artists
This beautifully presented body of work is published by Artificer Productions and is available worldwide on Kindle and in paperback.