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EEI reports
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section provides summaries and links to reports that EEI has developed.
It includes a description of the project, its implementation plans,
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Industry Trend Reports
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Industry Trend Reports:
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California's Entertainment Workforce: Employment and Earnings 1991 - 2002
This report fills an important gap in the understanding of recent
trends related to jobs and workforce in the industry. EEI has
accomplished this by developing a unique methodology that expands and
refines industry employment and workforce statistics and allows for
consistent analysis of labor market dynamics. EEI?s ability to develop
such a customized approach is facilitated by access to critical
information, contacts and resources within the entertainment industry
that are not available to other research organizations and state
agencies. As a result, this report provides an important new look at
the labor market dynamics of the entertainment industry. |
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Crossworking:
High Tech Motion Picture and Television Workers in California -
Employment Patterns and Industry Cross-over Opportunities
This report explores the concept of crossworking among workers in the
motion picture and television industry. Crossworking suggests
that these workers use similar sets of skills in both entertainment and
non-entertainment jobs, which may expand their employment
opportunities. It builds on our recent study that showed about
half of all motion picture and television workers earn a significant
portion of their annual income from jobs outside the industry. This
project was supported by the Economic and Workforce Development Program
of the California Community Colleges with assistance from the
Secondary, Postsecondary and Adult Leadership Division of the
California Department of Education. |
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Multimedia Occupations: The Convergence of Art and Technology in the Age of New Media
Multimedia is an area that is particularly challenging from a workforce
development perspective because of the rapid technological and market
changes that affect education and training requirements. However,
multimedia also represents a growing area of employment especially in
the Los Angeles region. This study focuses on broad industry trends,
changing occupations and skills, employment outlook, and workforce
development issues relevant to multimedia. |
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