4th March 2011 | 9am - 7.30pm

For more information on our eventsand to book your place, please visit:

www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase

Supported by Aim Higher

A joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Stride Treglown - ArchitectsStride Treglown are the 16th largest ar-chitectural practice in the UK (AJ annual survey) with a network of nine offices including one in Abu Dhabi. They also have a turnover of over £15m (2009), 200 staff and find themselves on the ‘Building Top 300’ companies list.

Since 1953 Stride Treglown has achieved an un-parelled track record for deliver-ing innovative, creative and sustainable architectural design solutions and a package of complementary services, all of which have been developed to support the changing needs of our clients.

Their presentation will focus around the architecture profession, the training route and the work of an architect.

Chris Locke - GSMA Development Fund The GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. We believe that providing tangible, ac-cessible mobile services to people in developing countries is invaluable to society and can help improve people’s lives.

Faculty of Arts The Faculty of Arts offers a wide range of innovative and contempo-rary Masters and MRes programmes in a variety of subjects. Whether you are looking to broaden your horizons, extend your working knowledge or increase your job prospects, our post-graduate programmes are designed to meet your needs.

Le Navet Bete Le Navet Bete are an all male the-atre company made up entirely of University of Plymouth gradu-ates, they create their work based around clowning and physical theatre. Since graduating they’ve performed in over 20 countries, as well as being credited by organisa-tions such as the BBC and Total Theatre.

The session will focus on creating a theatre company after graduat-ing from a BA Theatre and Performance course.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Simon James – Author/IllustratorAward winning author and illustrator Simon James will be talking about his experiences in writing, illustrating and publishing. He will discuss the making of a book from developing ideas to final artwork. Along the way he will talk about meeting publishers, understanding contracts, money(!) as well as answering any of your questions.

Gumboot Pictures – Peter Stanley WardIndependent film making – the session will cover Gumboots first hand experience of making a low/no budget feature film and consequently breaking into a competitive industry.

Plymouth Music Zone – Matt GriffithsMatt will talk about how he got in to the music business, his career to date and the work of Plymouth Music Zone.

Pete Cade – PhotographerPeter Cade Photography is a small company that provide images to advertising and commercial clients. Pete will be talking about photography in 2011.

Babs Horton – AuthorBabs Horton is a prize winning author of four novels. She has published short stories and runs writing workshops throughout the UK. She is currently writing her fifth novel, The Emporium of Dreams and a television play, The Cuckoo Chronicles.

Alchemy - Karin JordanKarin will be running a workshop enabling you to recognise the strengths you bring to your future career and where you need to do some thinking. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

GSMA Development Fund – Chris LockeThe GSMA Development Fund exists to accelerate economic, social and environmental development through the use of mobile technology. Chris will talk about his career since graduating and also about the work that his company undertake.

Sotheby’s Institute of ArtThe presentation will focus on the various careers paths available in the Global Art Market today.

Project Space 11 – Beth RichardsHow to survive as an artist – including strategies for exhibiting work after graduation, tackling funding bids, staying motivated and utilising a DIY ethos. Talking about ethical issues in the Arts Industry.

Helen Greathead – Author/EditorHelen was commissioning editor for Horrible Histories and the subsequent success of the series. Helen will talk about how she moved on to become a writer and freelance editor. Advice and questions for students looking to work in this area and pointers for proposals and writing ideas.

Cyprus Well – Tracey GuirySession on the work of an Arts/Literature professional and how to sustain a living. Covering various forms of employment including self employed, co-op, portfolio working etc. Tracey is an experienced senior manager and has run Arts organisations (Visitor centres, Regional Arts organisations.

Sara Fell – Designer/MakerSara has won numerous national and international awards for her work whilst studying for her B.A. (Hons) at Plymouth College of Art. Sara will deliver a session on a student’s perspective on building national and international networks whilst studying.

Talks will run from 9:00am until 6:30pm with the day finishing with a question & answer session with a selection of the day’s speakers.

The programme of speakers is subject to change, additional speakers to be confirmed.

Find out more by visiting www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase where you will also be able to book your place.

Speakers confirmed so far include...

The Arts Careers Showcase is a joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts with support from Aim Higher.

The programme for the Showcase will include sessions with various artists and organisations that cover a wide variety of different topics.

Sue Davies - Dance ConsultantSue has been working with dance organisations for over thirty years in a wide variety of roles. Did you know that out of some 30,000 people working in dance only 2,500 are per-formers? Come and find out ways of making a lifelong career in dance.

Articulate Communication - Karoline NewmanSuccessful careers are about passion and ambition - but also about grab-bing opportunities. You never know what may happen. Karoline Newman is a natural entrepreneur who found-ed Articulate Communication, one of the UK’s leading PR and marketing consultancies that specialises in the creative industries. She has produced for a successful theatre company; run an exciting event and catering compa-ny; written for Hello magazine as well as an authoritative book on lingerie. The talk explains what happens when you say ‘YES’!

Theatre Royal - Fran KingThe Theatre Royal Plymouth is the largest and best attended regional producing theatre in the UK and this session will go over the opportuni-ties within the Theatre Royal and the theatre more generally.

Groundwork South West - Ray WhiteWorking in the arts sector - What are the opportunities, what are the barriers?

Ray’s talk will include his own experi-ences of working in the sector for the last 10 years, predominately in Live Art and Socially-engaged contexts and his recent employment programme with 21 cultural organisations in the region, placing young people in the cultural sector.

Italia Conti - Becky-Ann CampFounded in 1911, the Academy is Britain’s oldest Theatre arts train-ing school. From the very beginning, the Academy promoted multi-skilled training, believing the more opportunities offered to students, the wider the choice of options in the work place. This unique ethos set the standard for future generations and is now widely recognised and applied across the sector

Performing Arts - Training, what to do after training, how to succeed, and all avenues in the performing arts world.

Formation ZoneFormation Zone at the University of Plymouth is perfect for those wanting to start or develop a creative business idea in a supportive and collaborative environment. Helping you to increase the presence of your business and work alongside like-minded people, Formation Zone places you at the centre of the creative industries.

Supporting start up businesses in photography, media, graphic design, architecture, theatre, publishing and visual arts, Formation Zone has some great stories to tell.

Eleanor will talk about how Forma-tion Zone supports creative busi-nesses and how you can access and benefit from the opportunity it offers.

Plymouth City Council Arts Unit - Jodie BishopAn overview of Plymouth City Coun-cil’s Arts Unit work to champion arts activity in the city including informa-tion about support and opportunities for artists and creative organisations. Working in the public realm - models of best practice.

Immersive Vision TheatreWhy not take the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fantastic experience available on the University of Plymouth Campus.

Spaces are very limited so to avoid disappointment book early.

TWOFOUR An inside look at one of the UK’s top independent Media production companies, a look at what career opportunities there might be inside a television and multimedia producer - and what companies look for, and don’t look for, in potential employees.

Rob Chapman - TeachingRob Chapman will be talking about careers in teaching for Arts students - PGCE Secondary Art & Design.

Hannahs at Seale HayneHannahs at Seale-Hayne is a change in the way we all think. Our adult guests, who have physical and/or learning disabilities, will be a major part of the team that runs this space. It is a vibrant, integrated, innovative space that encourages community involvement.

Our team members will be part of running their own commercial enterprises and Bronwen Hewitt will presentation will showcase some of the opportunities that Hannah’s can offer.

Articulate Communication - Karoline NewmanSuccessful careers are about passion and ambition - but also about grab-bing opportunities. You never know what may happen. Karoline Newman is a natural entrepreneur who found-ed Articulate Communication, one of the UK’s leading PR and marketing consultancies that specialises in the creative industries. She has produced for a successful theatre company; run an exciting event and catering compa-ny; written for Hello magazine as well as an authoritative book on lingerie. The talk explains what happens when you say ‘YES’!

Jess Douglas - Freelance Illustrator

I shall be talking about my journey so far, as a freelance illustrator. I’ll be showing images of how my work changed throughout the course, and what opportunities I was offered after I graduated. I shall talk about my experiences dealing with different companies and share the things that I have learnt.

Book now using the link on the back page.

4th March 2011 | 9am - 7.30pm

For more information on our eventsand to book your place, please visit:

www.plymouth.ac.uk/careers/artscareersshowcase

Supported by Aim Higher

A joint initiative between Plymouth College of Art and the University of Plymouth Faculty of Arts.