Ontario Creates Podcasts

Revenue Model Innovation in the Creative Industries – Friday September 24, 2021

The creative industries were among the sectors most adversely impacted by the pandemic. Hear how the pandemic pushed companies to redefine their traditional revenue models and content offerings in order to adapt to a radically different environment. How have these innovations helped film, music, and publishing companies weather the last 18 months, and when things return to normal, will these new models and strategies remain in place?

Moderator:

Marina Adam, Manager, Ontario Music Office

Panelists:

Hilary Hart, Director of Acquisitions & Distribution, Game Theory Films

Robert Dees, President & Publisher, Robert Rose Inc.

TiKA, Artist, Film Composer, Founder, StereoVisual

Innovation dans les modèles de revenus au sein des industries de la création – le vendredi 24 septembre 2021

Les industries de la création ont été parmi les plus touchées par la pandémie. Découvrez comment la pandémie a poussé des entreprises à redéfinir leurs modèles de revenus traditionnels et leurs offres de contenu afin de s’adapter à un environnement radicalement différent. Comment l’innovation à ce chapitre a-t-elle aidé les entreprises des secteurs du cinéma, de la musique et de l’édition à surmonter les 18 derniers mois? Lorsque la situation reviendra à la normale, ces nouveaux modèles et stratégies resteront-ils en place?

Modératrice :

Marian Adam, Chef, Bureau ontarien de promotion de la musique

Panélistes :

Hilary Hart, directrice, Acquisitions et distribution, Game Theory Films

Robert Dees, président et éditeur, Robert Rose Inc.

TiKA, artiste, compositrice de musique de film et fondatrice, StereoVisual

The Future of the Creative Workforce – with VICE Media Group – Thursday August 19, 2021

Ontario Creates partnered with VICE Media Group to identify interest and awareness across different types of roles in the Canadian cultural media landscape. Join us to learn about findings from our 360-degree exploration of the creative workforce, inclusive of those in the spotlight and those who keep the lights on.

The creative landscape is changing as younger generations take over these industries. Through this research, we present the career toolkit needed for the culture makers of the future, along with a blueprint for building up tomorrow’s cultural business leaders.

Speakers:

Julie Arbit, Global SVP, Insights at VICE Media Group

Lauren Greenspan, Senior Director, Insights, North America at VICE Media Group

L’avenir de la main-d’œuvre créative – avec le groupe Vice Media – Le jeudi 19 août 2021

Ontario Créatif s’est associé au groupe Vice Media pour cerner l’intérêt à l’égard de différents types de rôles dans le paysage médiatique culturel canadien, et évaluer la mesure dans laquelle ceux-ci sont connus. Rejoignez-nous pour découvrir les résultats de notre exploration tous azimuts de la main-d’œuvre créative, tant celle sous les projecteurs que celle qui les allume.

Le paysage créatif évolue à mesure que les jeunes générations prennent la relève dans ces industries. Nous présentons dans cette recherche la trousse des outils de carrière nécessaires aux créateurs de contenu culturel de demain, et nous proposons un plan d’action pour former les futurs chefs d’entreprise du secteur culturel.

Conférencières :

Julie Arbit, vice-présidente directrice mondiale, Perspectives, groupe Vice Media

Lauren Greenspan, directrice principale, Perspectives, groupe Vice Media (Amérique du Nord)

Work in the After-Times: Labour market trends for the next ten years – Friday July 9, 2021

Thinking about how to prepare your business for the post-pandemic environment? Join us for a virtual session with two co-authors of the Brookfield Institute’s foresight research report: Yesterday’s Gone: Exploring the Future of Canada’s Labour Market in a Post-COVID World. Learn how broad societal trends – such as the shift to virtual activities, and the growing recognition of the importance of equity, inclusion and mental well-being-- might influence the creative sector labour market as the pandemic recedes and a new normal sets in.

Speakers:

Heather Russek, Collaborator, Brookfield Institute for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (Ryerson University) + Principal, Creative Futures

Jessica Thornton, Collaborator, Brookfield Institute for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (Ryerson University) + Principal, Creative Futures

Le travail en un temps nouveau: tendances du marché du travail pour les dix prochaines années – Le vendredi 9 juillet 2021

Vous vous demandez comment adapter votre entreprise à l’environnement post-pandémique? Joignez-vous à nous pour une séance virtuelle avec deux co-autrices d’un rapport de recherche prospective du Brookfield Institute: Bats-toi, signe et persiste: Explorer les futurs possibles du marché de l'emploi au Canada dans un monde post -COVID. Découvrez comment les grandes tendances sociétales, telles que la transition vers un mode virtuel et la reconnaissance croissante de l’importance de l’équité, de l’inclusion et du bien-être mental, pourraient influencer le marché du travail dans le secteur créatif alors que la pandémie recule et qu’une nouvelle normalité s’installe.

Conférencières:

Heather Russek, collaboratrice, Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship (Université Ryerson) + directrice, Creative Futures

Jessica Thornton, collaboratrice Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship (Université Ryerson) + directrice, Creative Futures

Although many organizations are adding diversity programs to bring people in at the intern/entry level, those people are often not retained in the industry or climbing through the ranks in a substantive way. How could our sectors provide Black, Indigenous, People of Colour a pathway to rise to top positions in the industry? How do we bring people in at higher levels? What role can mentorship play in helping these diverse individuals advance beyond low level positions?

Join Reelworld’s Tonya Williams alongside Ontario creative industry experts as they discuss strategies for creating diverse leadership in your companies.

October 30, 2020

Hear from content creators from across the sectors about how the pandemic has shaped and shifted their experiences with major multinational digital platforms like Netflix, Spotify, Amazon, and Steam. How have they adapted to the challenges of this new business landscape, and what are some of the opportunities and strategies Ontario companies can use to ensure their content thrives in the online marketplace.

July 30, 2020

As Ontario ramps up its reopening processes, the creative industries are navigating how to resume operations effectively while accounting for safety considerations and logistical complications as a result of COVID-19. Our panel of industry stakeholders will discuss how their respective sectors are approaching recovery and rebuilding despite ongoing pandemic restrictions.

June 26, 2020

Restrictions stemming from COVID-19 have had a profound impact on the ecosystem of all of Ontario’s creative industries. Many companies, artists and organizations face significant challenges in reaching audiences and exporting products during the current state of lockdown. Our cross-sectoral panel will speak about their experiences facing and finding creative solutions to some of these obstacles, and provide insights on how other content creators and distributors can move forward.