Career Education Course on Cultural and Creative Industries (Industry Background in a Macro Perspective)

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Career Education Course on Cultural and Creative Industries (Industry Background in a Macro Perspective)

Economic Contribution of the Cultural and Creative Industries Value Added: HK$62.9 billion Represented 4.1% of GDP; the ratio edged up by 0.1 percentage point as compared with 2008. Total Employment: 188,250 persons Percentage share in total employment remained at 5.4% in 2008 and 2009. Data Source: Census and Statistics Department.

Scope of the Industry Cultural and Creative Industries film, video and music performing arts design Cultural and Creative Industries art, antiques and crafts publishing architecture software, computer games and interactive media advertising television and radio Source: Hong Kong Monthly Digest of Statistics (February 2011).

Government’s Initiatives Some of the finalised initiatives Sponsoring a one-year full-time technical training programme Supporting local creative talent in a wider range of creative industries Working closely with creative industries to develop signature events Using the new media to explore new markets and promote themselves worldwide Revitalising the former Police Married Quarters on Hollywood Road Source: Hong Kong Government’s Press Release on 24 November 2010 titled “LCQ10: Development of the Six Priority Industries”.

Role of WKCD To develop the WKCD into an integrated arts and cultural district that will: Provide quality culture, entertainment and tourism programmes with a must-visit appeal for both local residents and visitors from around the world; Meet the long-term needs of Hong Kong’s arts and cultural development and foster organic growth and development of culture and creative industries; and Become a cultural hub for attracting and nurturing talents, an impetus to improve quality of life, as well as a cultural gateway to the Pearl River Delta. Source: West Kowloon Cultural District Authority. 2010/2011 Annual Report.

Role of Create Hong Kong Facilitating start-ups and development of creative establishments 2 Nurturing a pool of creative human capital which will form the backbone of our creative economy 1 Generating demand for innovation and creativity and expanding local market size for creative industries 3 CreateHK is a dedicated agency set up under the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau. Its seven strategies are: Promoting creative industries on the Mainland and overseas to help explore outside markets 4 Fostering a creative atmosphere within the community 5 Developing creative clusters in the territory to generate synergy and facilitate exchanges 6 Promoting Hong Kong as Asia’s creative capital 7 Source: CreateHK.

Potential Development in Cultural and Creative Industries Cyberport Digital Entertainment Incubation-cum-Training Centre InnoCentre Digital Media Centre Urban Design CreateHK Museums Arts and Culture Arts Development Council Film New Homes in Old Buildings for the Creative Industries WKCD Local Artistic Talent Hong Kong Design Centre Source: Facts Sheet of Creative City (May 2011).