Presentation of creative industries and their role for the development of youth

potential

Eugeniy Ivanov

17 July 2012, Dobrich

Investing in your future!Romania - Bulgaria Cross Border Cooperation Programme is co-financed by the

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Definition of creative industries

“Those industries which have their origin in individual creativity, skill and talent and which have a potential for wealth and job

creation through the generation and exploitation of intellectual property”

Cultural goods and services

[“Cultural goods and services”] refer to those [goods, services and activities] that embody or yield [cultural expressions] and have the following characteristics:

They are the outcome of human labour (industrial, artistic or artisanal) and require the exercise of human creativity for their production

They express or convey some form of symbolic meaning, which endows them with a cultural value or significance distinct from whatever commercial value they may possess

They generate, or may generate, intellectual property, whether or not they are protected under existing intellectual property legislation

Types of creative industries

Architecture Design Designer fashion Crafts Publishing Arts (incl. performance arts) and antiques Interactive leisure software (electronic games) Music Advertisement Software and computer systems TV and radio Films and movie production

Needs of the youths

Support in the earliest phase of appearance of creative skills in order to stimulate the available potential

Better understanding of the opportunities for practical realisation of creative skills

Acquirement of additional knowledge that is not directly connected with the creative process, but has huge importance for the professional development – marketing of ideas, producing, advertisement and design, intellectual property rights, etc.

Editor of the material: “Regional and Transnational Initiatives” Association

The content of this material does not necessarily represent the official position of the European Union.

Project title: „Development of the civil society and the local communities by intercultural exchange of knowledge and

experience”

Investing in your future!Romania - Bulgaria Cross Border Cooperation Programme is co-financed by the

European Union through the European Regional Development Fund

Date of publishing: 12 July 2012

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