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Creativity Isn't Dead yet

Arts EN ↓ Epizody: 2

The gigs are disappearing. The bills keep rising. And still, we create. Creativity Isn’t Dead Yet is a podcast about artists, freelancers, and creative workers finding ways to keep going as the UK’s creative industries shift beneath our feet. Through honest conversations with underemployed, overlooked, and quietly resilient creatives, we ask: what happens when the career you trained for starts slipping away... and what does it mean to keep making art, even when it’s hard? No hustle-glorifying nonsense. Just real talk, shared survival, and the stubborn spark of creativity that refuses to go out...

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Autor

creativityisntdeadyet@gmail.com

Kategorie

Arts

Web podcastu

www.jocreates.co.uk

Nejnovější epizoda

16. čvc 2025

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Epizody

Pushing Uphill in the Scottish Screen Industry Video 16.07.2025 1:18:28

What happens when you finally start getting somewhere – and the road ahead simply disappears? In episode two of Creativity Isn’t Dead Yet , Jo Osborne chats with Director, Editor & Animator Ash (Director of Cinora Films) about the messy reality of working in Scotland’s screen industry right now – from burnout and budget cuts to building your own platform just to be heard. They talk about: Ash’...

Breaking Into Film Without Breaking Down Video 25.06.2025 1:09:49

What happens when your dream job finally starts to take shape – just as the industry falls apart? In this debut episode of Creativity Isn’t Dead Yet , Jo Osborne talks to filmmaker John Perivolaris about what it really takes to stay creative in the UK film and TV world right now – especially if you're early-career, freelance, and far from home. They get into: navigating the collapse of freelance w...