Architect Dhruv Gulabchande, has volunteered as a mentor three years in a row! We asked him some questions about his route in to the industry, and why he thinks mentoring is important.
We asked Nina Robinson about her her work as a freelance artist and maker, the challenges of running her own business and if she has any advice for people who would like to do something similar.
We asked Rachell Smith about her career, what challenges there are for aspiring photographers and what the most (and least), enjoyable part of her job is.
We asked Lizzy Stewart; what made her want to be an author and illustrator, about her career, and what advice she'd give to any budding illustrators out there.
We chatted with debut author, and fiction editor of Belfast lit mag The Tangerine, Michael Magee about telling stories, writing as a working class creative, and the novels that inspire him.
We spoke to the LONDNR magazine founder and editor Nina-Sophia Miralles about how she got started, what advice she'd give to budding writers, and what her most surprising experience has been.
We spoke to Sarah-Linn Taylor about what a stage manager does, how to get into the industry and her favourite part of working on Get Up, Stand Up! the musical.
We spoke to Michael Poon, Head of Sound on the hit musical Get Up, Stand up! about how he got started, his favourite parts of the job and tips for getting into the industry.
We caught up with Call the Midwife actor Ella Bruccoleri, who's taking part in RideLondon this May to cycle 100 miles and raise money for Arts Emergency.