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Producer as Creative Entrepreneur (FLTV90032)

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It is the producer's task to make projects happen. The set of skills a producer develops across creative and business spheres synthesises into entrepreneurship. This subject explores the many aspects of creative leadership required of the producer, from identifying and nurturing projects and talent, to collaborating on a creative vision, to the adaptability and resilience required to drive projects from conception to distribution.

Through case studies, workshop discussions and simulated collaborations, students will learn about the principles of leadership, and develop their own artistic voice and ethical approach to the role of creative entrepreneur.

Intended learning outcomes

On completion of this subject, students should be able to:

  • articulate and evaluate key concepts in entrepreneurship and producing practice;
  • apply theoretical models to teamwork and leadership in creative projects;
  • make critical project decisions informed by consultation and ethical considerations;
  • develop and communicate a tailored producing philosophy, incorporating personal values and creative voice.

Generic skills

On completion of this subject, students should have:

  • apply critical and theoretical thinking in oral and written forms;
  • conceptualise theoretical problems, and form arguments and judgments through critical analysis;
  • employ critical and constructive self-reflection.

Last updated: 31 January 2024