Welcome to Arts Award on Voice
Welcome to Arts Award on Voice, a dedicated area of Voice magazine that offers inspiration, ideas and resources to help you achieve your Arts Award.
Have you seen our Kick Some Class series on Voice about working class representation in the arts? Check out our video interview below with Ali Rashley, Executive Artistic Director at Television Workshop in Nottingham, who talks about all the creative skills young people learn through drama, tv and film. Ali has worked with successful actors including Bella Ramsey (Game of Thrones and The Last of Us) and Michael Socha (This Is England and The Gallows Pole), read more about Ali’s TV and film industry work here. Voice has been busy interviewing lots of other artists including Bridgerton actor Claudia Jessie about her upper class role, and YA author Robert Muchamore about his gritty spin on teen spies.
Need some more inspiration on how to present your Arts Award portfolio or ideas on what to do for particular level units and parts? Take a look at our portfolio examples hub to help you on your Arts Award journey.
If you're looking to take your Arts Award to the next level then come on over to Voice magazine, its a great place to find new ideas and dive further into the world of arts and culture. There are plenty of interviews with creative professionals, art reviews in all forms, and insightful blog posts about the creative sector – and all that's right and wrong with it!
How Do I Get Going?
You need to find yourself an Arts Award centre and work with an Arts Award adviser. You can also follow us for more tips online
What's It Worth?
Arts Awards are qualifications. They look good on your CV and can help you into college. You create a portfolio of work to take to interviews.
