The Future of Creative and Bennet Schwartz

Bennet Schwartz is an industry veteran and has a wealth of experience working as a creative director in both the United States and Sydney, Australia. Throughout his career, Schwartz has produced high-quality work for a wide variety of prominent businesses in both countries. As a result of his extensive industry experience, Schwartz is able to predict future trends in the creative industry such as the rising popularity of freelancing and the likelihood of government industries influencing the industry in the coming years.

The Future of Creative and Bennet Schwartz:

Freelancing will increase in popularity:

As the last few years have shown, freelancing as an option for creatives will only continue to increase in popularity. Especially as international companies are now able to easily outsource their work to talented professionals around the world and are no longer limited to hiring individuals in certain cities. As a result, the top creatives will be able to work for global companies from anywhere in the world and will be able to command larger sums of money. As successful global companies will be willing to pay competitive salaries for the right individuals who are able to produce outstanding work.

Governments around the world will implement more industry governing regulations:

One trend that Bennet Schwartz has picked up on, is how governments around the world, particularly governments in western countries such as Australia and the United States are looking to implement more industry governing regulations. Unfortunately, these regulations may make it more difficult for individuals who are looking to join the freelance sector to make a viable living. While more well-established freelancers who already make a decent living should be able to continue making a living via remote working. As they’ll already have an established customer base that won’t be too adversely affected by brand new industry regulations that are designed to make it less attractive for newcomers to start working for themselves.

It will be quicker for creatives to complete their projects:

Bennett Schwartz also predicts that due to the latest computer processors and graphic cards, it won’t take nearly as long for creatives to finish their digital projects. For example, as a result of the latest graphics cards, it’s already a whole lot faster to render projects than it used to be. Which allows creatives to finish a greater volume of projects, in the same amount of time.

Subscription services are set to become even more commonplace:

While in the past creatives could purchase software outright, now most software companies require individuals to pay for subscriptions to use software such as PhotoShop. So unfortunately many creatives may find that their production costs may rise as a result of having to pay monthly fees for a wide variety of software programs.

So if you admire Bennet Schwartz’s projects of successful career and are interested in his predictions for the creative design industry, hopefully, you found his predictions which are listed above fascinating. Especially if you operate a business in the creative field or are looking to become a creative director like Schwartz!