Retrain to work in immersive and creative technology

Wednesday 9th November: 4pm – 6pm

Are you interested in changing careers and working in immersive or creative tech? 

Find out more about immersive technologies, training, skills development opportunities and support to find new work or start your own business. Chat to people using new tech, hear about practical opportunities, and network with people from the immersive and digital community in Plymouth. 

Gain the chance to hear from speakers in the industry:

Lynden Campbell

Lynden Campbell is a music rights licensing and composer representation for film and TV and will be sharing why he changed his career to launch an immersive spatial sound manifesto to promote deep listening engagement.

Dave Hotchkiss; Martin Eddy; Nick Hart

Join Dave, Martin and Nick and come to find out all about the making of Letters from Australia, award-winning new dome content produced in Plymouth’

Amelia De-felice

Amelia is the Programme Manager for Cornwall and Plymouth. Passionate about helping the Creative industries, Amelia comes with 15 years of experience in the arts sector and is also an associate on a new immersive project in Plymouth. She is always keen to hear from screen-based businesses and practitioners in the far Southwest, so feel free to reach out at the event.

Mark Trewin

Mark is the Principal for Adult Education and Skills at Plymouth City Council and is an experienced leader within the education and creative sectors. He has spent the last 22 years in roles covering strategic leadership, business innovation, curriculum development, coaching, lecturing, bid writing, and higher and further education management. Through his career Mark been involved in or has managed a variety of digital projects, most recently Mark led on City College Plymouth becoming a Google Reference College and their Digital Transformation Strategy.