Skills Assessment of the UK’s Digital Content Creator Sector

Written By Joshua Dedman

Partner: ScreenSkills and the BBC

Location: UK

SPI has been commissioned by ScreenSkills and the BBC to conduct a skills study for the Digital Content Creator (DCC) sector across the UK’s Nations and Regions.

The study examines:

  • The skills required to create digital content, identifying where these skills overlap with film and television sector skills

  • The alignment of existing training and education provision with the skills needs of DCCs

  • Critical skills gaps within the DCC sector, and what broadcasters, production companies, streamers and video sharing platforms can do to help fill such gaps

  • Career pathways for DCCs, including opportunities and barriers.

The study will also include key recommendations to inform future interventions and actions to address and support the findings.

For more information on this study, please contact SPI Research Analyst Kiera Obi on kiera@o-spi.com

Further information on SPI’s Sector Research and Analysis can be found here.

Joshua Dedman
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