There’s a version of the African creative economy story that gets told over and over: the kid from a humble background, raw talent, no formal training, finds a camera or a mic or a laptop and builds something out of nothing.
Paradigm shift of what work used to look like is gradually phasing out. Like you said, there is need for proper design thinking for the industry so that the education will spread on what works in a system and how proper enlightenment on those disciplines can help one to navigate.
I believe entertainment industry is getting there, pat on the back, but there is more work to be done as the industry is expanding day in day out.
Paradigm shift of what work used to look like is gradually phasing out. Like you said, there is need for proper design thinking for the industry so that the education will spread on what works in a system and how proper enlightenment on those disciplines can help one to navigate.
I believe entertainment industry is getting there, pat on the back, but there is more work to be done as the industry is expanding day in day out.
Congratulations to Deborah once again.
Thank you Layo.