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Jointly commissioned by Arts and Culture and the University of Exeter's Career Zone, this newly released set of films feature interviews with recent graduates, all of whom have stayed in the region to build creative careers in the South West.

Top left to right, Jasmin Jelley, Charice Bhardwaj and Dean Pomeroy. Bottom PaddleBoat Theatre Company (left to right Hattie Brown, Michael Smith and Katy Dash). Credit Steven Haywood.
28 October, 2021

Jointly commissioned by Arts and Culture and the University of Exeter's Career Zone, this newly released set of films feature interviews with recent graduates, all of whom have stayed in the region to build creative careers in the South West.

Offering a brilliant insight into different areas of the creative arts from theatre to writing, each film touches on their experiences as students and how they have developed their career path since graduating.

Featured Graduates

Charice Bhardwaj

Freelance writer, poet and theatremaker (BA Drama 2019).

Dean Pomeroy

Devon County Outreach Officer, Next Steps South West and former FXU President, Penryn (Flexible Combined Honours, English, History and Politics 2017)

Jasmin Jelley

Writer and Editor, Designer and Research Collaborator of JAWS Journal, Co-ordinator at the Institute of Cultural Enquiry, University of Exeter (BA English Literature 2019).

PaddleBoat Theatre Company

Hattie Brown, Musical Director, Michael Smith, Tour Manager and Katy Dash, Artistic Director (BA Drama 2014). Find out more about PaddleBoat Theatre Company here.

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