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Creative Careers

ERIC FEST

,Somerset House
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We're going cross arts with a day-long event looking at the film, theatre, music and visual arts industries 
 

Barbican Creative Careers is teaming up with old pals ERIC FEST and Somerset House to bring young people, aged 14–25, a cornucopia of insight, conversation and learning across a day of workshops and sessions.

You can get hands on business skills, take part in interactive talks, immerse yourself in live tech demos or you can always take it easy and enjoy the live music, performances and food and drink on offer.

Speakers on the day include Alex Browning (Film Director), Becs Beslee (Head of people at Dice), Juanita Agboola (Founder at HFNE) and James Bishop (Founder at playbyplay).

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Creative Careers

Creative Careers sessions are workshops and talks designed to unpack the creative industries and give you insight and support as a developing arts professional. These sessions will give you the chance to meet like-minded people and industry leaders who will share their experiences and expertise in their field.

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Remember that to access these sessions you must be a Young Barbican member. Sign up now to get discounted tickets and access programs like Creative Careers.
 

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Somerset House

Location
Somerset House
Strand, London
WC2R 1LA


Nearby public transport
Somerset House is within walking distance from a number of London Underground stations, the closest being Temple, Covent Garden and Charing Cross. The nearest train station is Charing Cross. Bus Routes 1, 4, 6, and more run directly past Somerset House.