UK filmmakers Lisa Bryer and Eric Fellner are opening the London Screen Academy, which is aimed at developing key skills for wannabe creatives from ethnic backgrounds. With an inequality gap blighting the UK's creative industry, the LSA is pushing to increase representation from earlier ages.

Pixar has launched the SparkShorts creative storytelling programme, which has been set up to encourage Pixar employees to submit their own short animations. The studio hopes that in doing so they’ll include greater diversity of voice, something younger viewers want from media brands.

With the volume of content increasing and attention spans dropping, entertainment brands are under pressure to find new ways to engage with Gen Z. With 2.5 million subscribers on YouTube, Brat has succeeded in creating original TV shows that are relatable and available to an audience on-the-go.

British literature is undergoing a renaissance, as the canon begins to include and champion a diverse range of writers. With modern readers – young ones, in particular – wanting improved representation in mass media, the publishing landscape is reshaping to prioritise nuanced narratives and a multiplicity of voices.