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Welcome to the Creative Columbus survey for self-employed individuals, including solo businesses, freelancers, artists, and performers.
No back button: This survey has no back button; however you do have the option of saving your survey responses and continuing later. (Using the back button on your browser may cause errors with the survey.) For your convenience, here is a PDF version that you can review to gather any necessary information before taking the online survey.
Confidentiality: All your responses will remain confidential. Only aggregated data (combined responses) will bedistributed in project publications or presentations. You may skip any question you don’t wish to answer or forwhich you do not know the answer.
Thank you very much for your time and support. Please start with the survey now by clicking on the Continuebutton below.
1. Your name
2. Your business/organization name (if applicable)(If you operate more than one business or organization, choose only one for the purpose of this survey.)
3. One of the outcomes of this project may be a directory of creative services. Would you be interested in providing contact information to be part of this directory?
Yes
No
3a. Provide information below to be part of a creative services directory.
Description of services
Business mailing address
Telephone
Fax
Web address
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4. In which area is the primary address of where you conduct most of your creative work? (select one; fill in if selecting Other)
Columbus neighborhood
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Franklin County suburban municipality
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Columbus metro outer county
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5. Select the fields by which you would categorize yourself: (Select all that apply)
Museums, Institutions & Associations
Museums, societies- art, culture, history, science, heritage
Educational institutions
Libraries, archives
Zoos, botanical gardens, nature parks
Associations (membership organizations, arts councils, advocacy groups)
Visual arts
Art- painting, drawing, prints, sculpture, mixed media
Art- video, animation, lighting
Crafts- ceramics, glass, metalsmithing, jewelry, textiles, woodwork
Photography
Graphic design
Galleries and art dealers
Performance arts
Dance- performance
Dance- choreography
Dance- venue, theater
Music- performance
Music- production (studio, engineering)
Music- distribution, retail
Music- venue (club, bar)
Theater- performance, acting
Theater- playwriting
Theater- direction
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Theater- lighting
Theater- set design
Theater- costumes
Media
Film & TV- production (direction, camera, lighting, floor managing)
Film & TV- editing
Film & TV- performance (acting, broadcasting)
Film & TV- set design
Radio- production (sound engineering)
Radio- performance (acting, broadcasting)
Online
Print- journalism
Print- design
Print- publishing
Marketing
Advertising
Branding
Interactive marketing
Marketing services (research, strategy)
Public relations
Event planning
Digital design
Interactive/game design- graphics, animation
Interactive/game design- IT, programming
Web design- graphics
Web design- IT, programming
Product design
Industrial design
Fashion- design
Fashion- production
Fashion- marketing
Fashion- retail
Floral design
Spatial/Built Environment
Architecture
Landscape architecture
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Urban design
Urban & lifestyle development
Interior design
Retail design, merchandising, display
Literary & Language
Writing- Fiction
Writing- Poetry
Writing- Playwriting
Writing- Non-fiction
Publishing
Literary agent
Foreign languages
Okay, you're creative. If you feel that the above choices do not clearly describe what you do, provide more information below.
6. What year did you begin working professionally in your field?
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7. What were your total sales, revenue, or income from your creative work in 2007?
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8. If your primary source of income is from outside a creative field, approximately how many hours per week do you dedicate to the creative activity for which you are taking this survey?
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9. In 2007, how much money did you contribute to or spend in Central Ohio for...
operating costs of your creative work (e.g. rent, utilities)?
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local suppliers, vendors, contractors for your creative work?
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donations or other financial support to local arts, cultural, and other creative organizations or initiatives?
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10. In your estimation of value or time, what were the top 3 ways in which you made voluntary or pro bono contributions to Central Ohio's creative economy in the past year? (Select up to 3)
I provided creative services
I produced creative products
I provided supplies for a creative product or service
I provided space (venue, exhibit)
I served on boards
I was involved in professional associations, unions, collaboratives
I was involved in events
I did not volunteer or provide pro bono products or services
Other
11. Select the top 3 categories of clients, customers, or supporters for your business or organization's revenue: (Select up to 3)
Other businesses in your field or similar field
Businesses in other fields
Individuals working in your field or similar field
Arts institutions
Government agencies
Corporate or non-profit foundations
Non-profit community organizations
Professional organizations
General public
Other
12. In terms of revenue, approximately what percentage of your clients, customers, or supporters are based in: (Total should add up to 100%)
Central Ohio %
Rest of Ohio %
Rest of U.S. %
Outside U.S. %
0
13. My Central Ohio clients, customers, supporters are located mainly in: (CTRL-select to choose all that apply)
Columbus central neighborhoods
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Franklin County suburban municipalities
Columbus metro outer counties
I cannot select from the above areas because...
my clients, customers, supporters are scattered around the metro area (not concentrated in any area).
I do not have local clients, customers, or supporters.
Other
14. Select the top 3 categories of suppliers or contractors for your business or organization's expenditures:(Select up to 3)
Other businesses in your field or similar field
Businesses in other fields
-- Select --ClintonvilleDowntownEastonFranklintonGerman VillageHilltopKing-LincolnMerion VillageMilo-GroganNorth LindenOlde Towne EastOSU area (University District, Weinland Park)PolarisPort Columbus areaShort North area (incl. Harrison West, Italian Village, Victorian Village)South LindenSouthsideOther
-- Select --BexleyCanal WinchesterDublinGahannaGrandview Heights/Marble CliffGrove CityGroveportHilliardNew AlbanyObetzPickeringtonReynoldsburgUpper ArlingtonWestervilleWhitehallWorthingtonOther
-- Select --DelawareFairfieldLickingMadisonMorrowPickeringUnion
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Individuals working in your field or similar field
Arts institutions
Government agencies
Corporate or non-profit foundations
Non-profit community organizations
Professional organizations
General public
Other
15. Approximately what percentage of your expenditures is for suppliers or contractors in: (Total should add up to 100%)
Central Ohio %
Rest of Ohio %
Rest of U.S. %
Outside U.S. %
0
16. My Central Ohio suppliers or contractors are located mainly in: (CTRL-select to choose all that apply)
Columbus central neighborhoods
Franklin County suburban municipalities
-- Select --ClintonvilleDowntownEastonFranklintonGerman VillageHilltopKing-LincolnMerion VillageMilo-GroganNorth LindenOlde Towne EastOSU area (University District, Weinland Park)PolarisPort Columbus areaShort North area (incl. Harrison West, Italian Village, Victorian Village)South LindenSouthsideOther
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Columbus metro outer counties
I cannot select from the above areas because...
my suppliers or contractors are scattered around the metro area (not concentrated in any area).
I do not have local suppliers or contractors.
Other
17. What do you think is the next up-and-coming location in Central Ohio for creative businesses and organizations? (Select one; fill in if selecting Other)
Columbus central neighborhood
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Franklin County suburban municipality
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Columbus metro outer county
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18. Do you anticipate hiring employees in the next year?
Yes
No
Not sure
For definition of "full-time equivalent", click this icon: 18a. How many full-time equivalent employees do you anticipate hiring in the next year?
-- Select --BexleyCanal WinchesterDublinGahannaGrandview Heights/Marble CliffGrove CityGroveportHilliardNew AlbanyObetzPickeringtonReynoldsburgUpper ArlingtonWestervilleWhitehallWorthingtonOther
-- Select --DelawareFairfieldLickingMadisonMorrowPickeringUnion
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1-3
4-9
10 or more
Not sure
19. In the process of hiring contractors or temporary workers, to what extent are you finding skills gaps in the following areas?
Not at all A little Somewhat A lotEmployability (timeliness, grooming, professionalism, etc.)
Project management
Analytical skills (e.g. problem-solving)
Communications/interpersonal skills
Foundational skills (general background knowledge of field, its history, and current affairs)
Creativity
Technical/IT skills
Occupational skills specific to your business or field
19a. Identify the occupational skills specific to your business or field for which you are finding gaps in hiring contractors or temporary workers:
20. Identify any other areas for which you are finding gaps in hiring contractors or temporary workers:
21. Select the top 3 ways Central Ohio’s higher education and training institutions can help fill skill gaps:(Select up to 3)
Change/update curriculum
Offer programs, classes, studios, labs that better simulate the work environment
Offer more student employment opportunities (coops, internships, etc.)
Have greater employer presence in education institutions (events, speakers, sponsored competitions)
Offer more classes at non-traditional times and locations (e.g. evening/weekend)
Offer greater guidance with choosing careers (career exploration, assessments of skills and interests, counseling, etc.)
Make education and training more affordable
Other
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You may provide more details below on how Central Ohio’s higher education and training institutions canhelp fill skill gaps:
22. Central Ohio is attracting and retaining talented people in my field:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree
23. Select the top 3 factors based on their importance in attracting and retaining talented people in your field.(Select up to 3)
Creative community
Creative freedom
Employment opportunities
Business/start-up opportunities
Perception of Columbus and Central Ohio
Quality of life
Cost of living
Other
24. Due to the weakness or strength of the following factors in Central Ohio, talented people in my field are more likely to...
...leave Central Ohio
...neither leave nor move to Central
Ohio
...move to Central Ohio
Creative community
Creative freedom
Employment opportunities
Business/start-up opportunities
Perception of Columbus and Central Ohio
Quality of life
Cost of living
Provide any other reasons why you think talented people in your field are moving to or staying in Central Ohio:
Provide any other reasons why you think talented people in your field are leaving or not moving to Central Ohio:
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25. Select the top 3 areas where improvement would help Central Ohio’s creative economy most: (Select up to 3)
Labor
Quality: talent/skills
Quantity
Image and marketing
Business marketing (business attraction)
Tourism marketing
Marketing to attract young professional or creative talent
Word-of-mouth
Business support services
Legal
Financial/accounting
Intellectual property (i.e. help in obtaining patents, copyrights)
HR/admin
Financing
Microcredit
Venture capital
Grants
For definitions, click this icon: Real estate
Large raw space
Serviced office
Hotdesking/hotelling
More venues (performance, exhibition)
Professional/business networks
Professional associations
Shared costs of health, retirement and other benefits
Buy local first campaign
List any other support services or amenities that you think would help Central Ohio's creative businesses and organizations.
26. Last question. Make up your own question:
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