13 Examples of Creative Industries

13 Examples of Creative Industries


        posted by John Spacey, September 24, 2017










Creative industries are business models that depend on creativitywhere creativity is work of unusual value. In other words, it is an industry where work can be a dramatic success or failure based on your creative output. This differs from regular industries where products have steady and predictable value. The following are common types of creative industry.

Art

Art such as painting and sculpture.

Performance Art

Performance art such as dance and theater.

Crafts

Handcrafted items produced by a skilled artisan.

Music

Composition and performance of music.

Film & Entertainment

Production of movies, documentaries and television.

Advertising & Promotion

Marketing communications such as a promotional music video.

Design

Design including visual design, user interface design, product design and interior design.

Fashion

The fashion industry relies on creative output such as fashion designs and fashion shows.

Culture

Cultural products such as cuisine and events such as a festival.

Architecture

The structural design of buildings.

Publishing & Media

Publishing such as books and mediasuch as videos.

Games

The video game industry.

Research & Development

The pursuit of models, methods
formulas and products of unusual value.

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