Made in Yorkshire Good News for Local Actors and Artists
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Leeds, United Kingdom, June 17, 2012 --( “Producing the ‘Witch Trinity’ series has revealed to us the fantastic depth of artistic talent that exists in the North and the unique qualities of the region such as remarkable locations and warm welcomes,” says David Jones the director of the show.“We have designed the production to allow for collaboration and it is great that the warm nature of Yorkshire has meant that businesses such as Sainsbury’s Moortown, Templeworks and the owners of Pondon Hall have contributed.We are also pleased that this collaborative approach has allowed us to promote new talent and the show includes music from local bands such as the ‘Autopsy Boys’ and the ‘Crafters’.” The creative industry has a broad reach and having successful productions centred on the region may be one of the solutions that Yorkshire needs to address the poor outlook faced by today’s youth.This is a tragic position for the region and this is why the work of 2b Acting is so important in showing how businesses can work together and use creativity to not only provide work opportunities but also produce something that inspires and showcases talent.“Producing the ‘Witch Trinity’ series has revealed to us the fantastic depth of artistic talent that exists in the North and the unique qualities of the region such as remarkable locations and warm welcomes,” says David Jones the director of the show.“We have designed the production to allow for collaboration and it is great that the warm nature of Yorkshire has meant that businesses such as Sainsbury’s Moortown, Templeworks and the owners of Pondon Hall have contributed.We are also pleased that this collaborative approach has allowed us to promote new talent and the show includes music from local bands such as the ‘Autopsy Boys’ and the ‘Crafters’.”The creative industry has a broad reach and having successful productions centred on the region may be one of the solutions that Yorkshire needs to address the poor outlook faced by today’s youth.Youth unemployment has been rising throughout the recession, and fears are growing that a "lost generation" of young people is being created.