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Accelerate Survey Accelerate survey 1. Which UK region are you based in? Response Response Percent Count ENGLAND London 40.3% 129 ENGLAND South East 12.8% 41 ENGLAND South West 11.3% 36 ENGLAND West Midlands 6.3% 20 ENGLAND East Midlands 2.5% 8 ENGLAND North East 3.4% 11 ENGLAND Yorkshire 3.8% 12 ENGLAND East 1.6% 5 ENGLAND North West 5.9% 19 WALES North & Mid 0.6% 2 WALES South 5.0% 16 WALES West 0.9% 3 SCOTLAND Central & North 0.6% 2 Eastern 1 of 283 SCOTLAND Highlands & Islands 0.0% 0 SCOTLAND Southern, Glasgow & 3.8% 12 Edinburgh NORTHERN IRELAND 1.3% 4 2. Your Gender Response Response Percent Count Female 41.4% 133 Male 58.6% 188 2 of 283 3. Your age Response Response Percent Count 16-19 2.5% 8 20-24 16.8% 54 25-35 39.3% 126 36-49 32.1% 103 50-64 8.4% 27 65+ 0.9% 3 3 of 283 4. What is the highest level of education you have completed? Response Response Percent Count Degree in animation or related subject (computer arts, creative digital media, animation production, animation 40.0% 118 technology, computer visualisation, computer games arts etc) Postgraduate qualification in animation or related subject (as 30.8% 91 above) No degree or postgraduate 7.8% 23 qualification Other degree or post graduate qualification (please specify) 21.4% 63 4 of 283 5. Where did you achieve this qualification? Response Count 273 5 of 283 6. For me animation is ... Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count My full-time job 44.3% 116 A small part of my full-time job 8.8% 23 A large part of my full-time job 21.4% 56 My part-time job 9.2% 24 Something I do in my spare time 21.8% 57 I am studying animation full-time 7.6% 20 I am studying animation part-time 2.3% 6 Further details 88 6 of 283 7. How many years have you been working in animation? Response Response Percent Count 0-1 years 11.5% 30 1-5 years 37.3% 97 6-10 years 18.8% 49 More than 10 years 32.3% 84 7 of 283 8. More about your work. Do you work on ... Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count Long-term freelance contracts 25.9% 66 Short-term freelance contracts 47.5% 121 Commercial projects only 7.1% 18 Independent/personal projects only 28.2% 72 Mix of commercial and 62.7% 160 independent/personal projects 8 of 283 9. What kinds of projects do you work on? Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count Short, independent films – for 75.8% 200 festivals/cinema Music videos 36.7% 97 Advertising 41.3% 109 Television 37.1% 98 Commercial production 27.7% 73 Corporate video 29.5% 78 Online projects/content 44.7% 118 Mobile content 18.2% 48 Web/social media 20.1% 53 Gallery projects 24.6% 65 Feature films 17.8% 47 Interactive media 20.1% 53 Gaming 12.5% 33 Children’s television 34.5% 91 Other (please specify) 17.4% 46 9 of 283 answered question 264 skipped question 60 10. What is your job title? Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count Producer 17.1% 44 Production Manager 5.8% 15 Studio Manager 2.7% 7 Animation Assistant 7.0% 18 Animator – 2D CG 26.1% 67 Animator – 3D CG 16.3% 42 Animator - 2D drawn 26.1% 67 Animator – stop motion 19.8% 51 Background artist 8.9% 23 Layout artist 4.3% 11 Motion graphics animator 19.8% 51 Graphic designer 12.8% 33 Illustrator 27.6% 71 10 of 283 Animation Director 30.7% 79 Art Director 14.8% 38 Artist 38.5% 99 Lecturer - further education 7.4% 19 Lecturer - higher education 13.2% 34 Company Director 9.3% 24 Scriptwriter 14.4% 37 Storyboard artist 19.8% 51 Editor 15.6% 40 Post production 15.2% 39 VFX 8.2% 21 Runner 1.9% 5 Coder 0.8% 2 Other (please specify) 17.9% 46 11 of 283 11. Where does most of your work come from? Please estimate percentages Response Response Response Average Total Count UK 83.76 19,180 229 Europe 17.13 1,730 101 North America 19.86 1,688 85 South America 3.55 103 29 Asia 4.33 156 36 Africa 0.46 11 24 Australia 3.66 106 29 12 of 283 12. Do you work in industries other than animation? Response Response Percent Count Yes 55.4% 134 No 44.6% 108 13 of 283 13. What other industries do you work in? Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count Photography 14.3% 20 Film 35.7% 50 Graphic Design 25.0% 35 Illustration 31.4% 44 Publishing 17.1% 24 Advertising 12.9% 18 Games 10.7% 15 Museums/galleries 21.4% 30 Web design 12.9% 18 Other (please specify) 42.1% 59 14 of 283 14. Please tell us what other work you do to support your independent/personal work? 15. Where do you make your personal work? Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count At home 84.1% 195 Rented studio 15.5% 36 Owned studio 5.6% 13 At the studio/agency you work for 12.9% 30 At the Higher Education institution 7.8% 18 you work for Other (please specify) 6.9% 16 15 of 283 16. How many people do you usually work with to make a personal work? Response Response Response Average Total Count Animators 2.16 255 118 Assistant Animators 0.99 73 74 Producers 0.63 53 84 Directors 0.54 36 67 Designers 0.64 44 69 Compositors 0.76 51 67 Writers 0.63 48 76 Editors 0.57 41 72 Musicians 1.20 137 114 Sound designers 0.84 97 116 16 of 283 Actors 2.03 154 76 Others 1.14 75 66 17 of 283 17. Where does your personal work usually premiere? Response Response Percent Count Online on YouTube 17.0% 38 Online on Vimeo 26.9% 60 Online on my own website 11.2% 25 Film festivals 28.3% 63 Television 2.2% 5 Cinema 1.3% 3 On iTunes/other pay to view 0.4% 1 platform Other (please specify) 12.6% 28 18 of 283 18. Have you ever been funded to make personal work? Response Response Percent Count Yes 38.0% 84 No 62.0% 137 19 of 283 19. How is your personal work funded? Please estimate percentages Response Response Percent Count Self funded 84.7% 72 Crowd funded 7.1% 6 Commissions (UK) 61.2% 52 Commissions (international) 20.0% 17 Grants (UK) 45.9% 39 Grants (international) 10.6% 9 Residencies (UK) 12.9% 11 Residencies (international) 10.6% 9 Agency/studio 9.4% 8 20 of 283 20. Who have you received funding from in the past two years and how much was it for? 21 of 283 21. What is the average budget for your personal work? Response Response Percent Count £0 13.4% 11 £1-£999 26.8% 22 £1,000-£4,999 29.3% 24 £5,000-£9,999 14.6% 12 £10,000-£19,999 6.1% 5 £20,000-£49,999 7.3% 6 Over £50,000 2.4% 2 More information 17 22 of 283 22. Have you ever had your existing personal work ... Please tick all that apply Response Response Percent Count Bought by a collector 5.9% 12 Acquired by a museum 8.8% 18 Licensed by a UK broadcaster 18.6% 38 Licensed by an international 13.7% 28 broadcaster Licensed by a commercial agency 7.4% 15 Exhibited in an art gallery/museum 26.0% 53 (received a fee) Exhibited online (received a fee) 17.6% 36 None of the above 50.5% 103 Other (please specify any other way you have made income) 12.3% 25 23 of 283 23. Have you applied to any of the following organisations for funding? Rating Successful Unsuccessful Never applied Count Animate Projects 9.3% (19) 22.1% (45) 68.6% (140) 204 BFI Short Film Fund 3.1% (6) 6.7% (13) 90.2% (174) 193 Creative England 3.6% (7) 4.7% (9) 91.7% (176) 192 Wellcome Trust Arts Awards 5.2% (10) 5.2% (10) 89.7% (174) 194 Arts Council England Grants for the 12.6% (25) 7.0% (14) 80.4% (160) 199 Arts Arts Council of Wales 1.1% (2) 1.6% (3) 97.4% (185) 190 Creative Scotland 2.6% (5) 2.1% (4) 95.3% (183) 192 Creative England 3.2% (6) 3.7% (7) 93.2% (177) 190 Film London 6.0% (12) 10.5% (21) 83.5% (167) 200 Digicult 0.5% (1) 1.6% (3) 97.9% (185) 189 24 of 283 24. Have you done any of the following ... ? Rating Shown a film Been nominated for an award Won an award Count BAFTA 41.4% (12) 51.7% (15) 31.0% (9) 29 Oscar Academy Awards 66.7% (2) 0.0% (0) 33.3% (1) 3 British Animation Awards 42.4% (14) 48.5% (16) 24.2% (8) 33 London International Animation 87.1% (27) 12.9% (4) 9.7% (3) 31 Festival Encounters/Animated Encounters 78.0% (39) 22.0% (11) 14.0% (7) 50 Annecy International Animation 77.1% (27) 20.0% (7) 14.3% (5) 35 Film Festival Berlin International Film Festival 91.7% (11) 8.3% (1) 16.7% (2) 12 Hiroshima International Animation 73.7% (14) 21.1% (4) 26.3% (5) 19 Festival Clermont-Ferrand International 70.8% (17) 16.7% (4) 20.8% (5) 24 Short Film Festival South by South West (SXSW) 66.7% (6) 22.2% (2) 22.2% (2) 9 Sundance Film Festival 87.5% (7) 12.5% (1) 0.0% (0) 8 Tampere Film Festival 66.7% (10) 20.0% (3) 20.0% (3) 15 Oberhausen International Short Film 86.7% (13) 13.3% (2) 26.7% (4) 15 Festival 25 of 283 Ars Electronica 88.9% (8) 0.0% (0) 11.1% (1) 9 Ottawa International Animation 85.7% (18) 9.5% (2) 14.3% (3) 21 Festival Cannes International Film Festival 100.0% (9) 0.0% (0) 11.1% (1) 9 International Film Festival 84.6% (11) 15.4% (2) 0.0% (0) 13 Rotterdam Holland Animation Film Festival 96.0% (24) 4.0% (1) 8.0% (2) 25 European Media Art Festival 90.0% (9) 0.0% (0) 10.0% (1) 10 Transmediale 100.0% (5) 0.0% (0) 20.0% (1) 5 Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film 88.4% (38) 11.6% (5) 7.0% (3) 43 Edinburgh International Film 79.1% (34) 23.3% (10) 14.0% (6) 43 Festival London Film Festival 80.8% (21) 15.4% (4) 15.4% (4) 26 Any comments 32 26 of 283 25.
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