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Why is it important to know about the industry you are going to work in / or are working in?

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Why is it important to know about the industry you are going to work in / or are working in?

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Know what to expect...
Know what scenarios...
Know what risks might be around...
Know what employers want...
Know what bosses want from employees...
Know what future jobs are avialable...
Know how to keep up with new technologies...
Know what support is available...

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Why is important to have industry knowledge

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Why is important to have industry knowledge

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Accessing current industry information is an important part of maintaining an up to date knowledge of the entertainment industry.

Employees who fail to continually update their industry knowledge often find that their career opportunities are limited.

New and emerging technologies are very much a part of the industry and entertainment personnel are expected to keep abreast of them.

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How do you gather information on industry ?

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How do you gather information on industry ?

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What is the nature of the industry? What does it mean

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What is the nature of the industry? What does it mean

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What does the industry take care of...
What are the functions of the industry...
What is the industry.. "to entertain"
How is the industry organised...
How does it FIT with other industries
Tabrett   three circles:
- Outside rim is related cultural industries,
- Centre rim is the SECTORS within Entertainment industry - Dance / Festival / Drama
- Inside rim is the DEPARTMENTS

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Fashion

Live Music

Sport

Film

Television

Radio

Dance

Festivals

Community Events

- Tourism

- Museums

- Interactive digital media

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Relationship between Cultural Industries and the Entertainment Industry

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Relationship between Cultural Industries and the Entertainment Industry

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Entertainment - Fashion: Fashion uses lights and music and staging. Also, live entertianment events include a fashion component

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Who is an entertainment worker? Nature of their job?

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Who is an entertainment worker? Nature of their job?

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Crew
Technician
Organiser / manager
Promotional agent
Ticketing
Logistics (drive the truck) (move the production around in the venue)
Rig stuff

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Entertianment Industry worker on the job

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Entertianment Industry worker on the job

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The worker in his/her workplace environment

Immediate to worker

Day to day: Routines / procedures eg. rig an patch routine of lights

On the ground

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personal attributes and work ethic valued by the ENT industry

interpersonal skills beneficial to an individual working in an ENT industry workplace

importance of personal presentation and standards of personal hygiene

presentation standards for a specific entertainment industry workplace and job role

behaviour to support a safe and sustainable  ENT work environment

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for a specific job role within the entertainment industry

relationship between individual worker and the team/work group

difference between individual and workplace goals and plans

Lighting operator - duties include...

lighting designer, duties include...

lighting technician, duties include...

lighting team, duties include...

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importance of maintaining currency

individual and workplace strategies to maintain currency, including training and professional development

Industry currency is is a measure of how well a worker is engaged in their industry and keeping knowledge and skills current'  and maintaining 'best practice'

Industry currency can be maintained through workplace experience

...or by Professional Development course; deliver or attend

...or by Industry visitation - eg. backstage tour

... or by Meeting with industry personal eg. supplier, association meeting

...or by going to the theatre (or other live performance)

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Full Time
Part Time
Casual
Contract

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Differences between people and the issue of developing an inclusive workplace 

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Differences between people and the issue of developing an inclusive workplace 

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Legal requirement
Much more enjoyable and productive for everyone

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Habits and skills required in all industries 

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Habits and skills required in all industries 

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Interpersonal skills
Professional communication
Problem solving
Team building / partnerships
Efficiency / productivity - how much work gets done by individuals

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Disagreements: Their causes and effects. How also to minimise and or eliminate and or mediate / resolve 

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Disagreements: Their causes and effects. How also to minimise and or eliminate and or mediate / resolve 

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How also

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Act
- In depth law
Regulations
- Simpler versions of law
-Guidelines to following laws

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Laws relating to the entertainment industry
An Artist creates something that is available for sale. They need protection from others who might seek to copy and profit themselves.