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Ghostwriting in the cultural and creative industries- an analysis

Joachim Rodriguez y Romero
Joachim Rodriguez y Romero
Sun., March 10, 2024, 19:42 CET

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The cultural and creative industries have practically just as long as humanity itself. From the first cave paintings to this day, culture and creativity moves people and distinguishes us significantly from all other mammals on this earth.

There is simply no other living being that paints a picture for fun or creates a sculpture.

Nowadays we even go so far that we create artificial characters with AI that seem so real that some even fall in love. Everyone can easily see how strongly the cultural and creative industries have experienced a constant change to this day.

As old as the profession is, it develops practically every day. But this also affects the way the culture of the meaning and beauty of its works of art bring closer to other people.

In the past, one had the claim that only the creative can convey the deeper meaning of the work of art, today even ghostwriters from a ghostwriting agency for the artists write. Because not every artist can also formulate stirring and so ghostwriting itself often becomes a creative industries.

Because it is far more necessary than a normal freelancer who occasionally writes a few texts in their free time in addition to his job as an accountant to earn some money. For the cultural economy, students who are currently studying art and culture themselves often write.

Because you need a corresponding education for this. But also write highly specialized ghostwriters for culture and creative industries. Otherwise, this cannot work optimally for such topics. At this point, some readers are certainly wondering: What is ghostwriting?

What are ghostwriters?

What are ghostwriters?
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This is primarily about the question, what is ghostwriting? These are authors who write in the hidden texts for the clients who then publish them under their own name. However, the ghostwriter has no problem, because work is not about the text itself, but only about the topic of what it reports.

If you have been on a vernissage many times, you have certainly already experienced one of these talented artists who cannot express themselves elegantly at all because their talent is simply somewhere else.

They create fascinating works of art such as paintings or sculptures, but they simply cannot tell you smoothly what they wanted to express with it or what is behind it. Some listeners may have already wished that there is also a kind of ghosts peaker.

This is exactly what a ghostwriter can do for such an artist. Clever and mostly successful creative people are supposed to be talking about such events of a good ghostwriter in order to then only read them. This also helps optimally if an artist has problems talking to many people, which is relatively common, especially with creative people. But once you advise why that is.

Why creative people often don't write exciting themselves

In this case, of course, it's not about authors when we speak of creative people. Because these are mostly the ghostwriters themselves. In particular, writing about the cultural economy not only requires education, but also a high degree of creativity. But now we want to discuss why so many artists, painters or sculptors cannot write stirringly.

Think about it, this is exactly what is mostly the reason why you have become a painter or sculptor in the creative industries. Talents with great works are mostly artists who express themselves through their works of art. Only then are these paintings or sculptures really stand out from the crowd.

The viewer wants to be seized and enchanted. Then an art lover likes to pay high sums for the fact that this feeling can be felt from a painting or a sculpture in your own home.

At the same time, however, it is the reason why these creative people do not express themselves so well in texts. Otherwise they would have become authors and would have created a fantastic mood novel instead of a painting. That sounds logical and that is exactly why the ghostwriters have a higher priority in the cultural economy than some people think.

What ghostwriters do for the art and cultural economy

What do ghostwriters do for the art and cultural economy
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Some readers will now object that there are of course ghostwriters among the writers. If you think about it more closely, ghostwriting is used most frequently in this area if the author is not a professional writer, but a layperson.

By this we mean a celebrity who writes a biography of his exciting life or an athlete who reports on his success. The ghostwriter can also be the optimal support.

These reasons also apply to the painters and sculptors as examples of the creative industries . Afterwards we call seven reasons why it makes so much sense when a creative person hires a ghostwriter for the presentation of his works:

  1. The cobbler stay with your strips: this old saying is the easiest. The painter paints beautiful. A sculptor creates fascinating sculptures. The ghostwriter writes stirring texts about it.
  2. Professional formulations: Often the ghostwriter can better put the feelings and intentions of the artist into words and thus transport directly into the hearts of those interested in art than the artist himself.
  3. Creating a professional brand: As an outsider, the ghostwriter knows more about how the artist is perceived by his fans. An attractive brand around the artists and its works of art can be built up.
  4. Search engine -optimized publications: as sad as it is who does not appear in the search engines to the optimal search queries, no longer exists. Therefore, SEO Ghostwriting is so important for publishing on the Internet. The texts must be unique. A professional plagiarism exam must take place. For all of this, however, you need special knowledge that the ghostwriter has and the artist usually does not.
  5. Time savings and efficiency: the artist and that we always mean the ladies, mostly want to be able to concentrate on his works of art without restriction. Applying, publications and the many answering of inquiries would only distract the artist from his works. The ghostwriter is happy to take on these tasks.
  6. New perspectives and external view: We have briefly mentioned this in the brand formation. A ghostwriter has a completely different perspective on both the artist and his works of art than himself. This external view usually creates a more appealing description of the works than from the creating self.
  7. Overcoming language barriers: Ghostwriters not only write the texts in German, but can also provide them in other languages. These are not simply translated, but also adapted to the respective cultural area.

Conclusion on ghostwriting in the cultural and creative industries

As you have probably already recognized now, the ghostwriting definition has nothing to cheat or be dishonest. Ghostwriters are now a fixer and sensible part of culture and creative industries. This profession is practiced well, often a art form itself. This should be the focus when it comes to ghostwriting in art and culture.

Owner and Managing Director of Kunstplaza. Publisher, editor and passionate blogger in the field of art, design and creativity since 2011.
Joachim Rodriguez y Romero

Owner and Managing Director of Kunstplaza. Journalist, editor, and passionate blogger in the field of art, design, and creativity since 2011. Successful completion of a degree in web design as part of a university study (2008). Further development of creativity techniques through courses in free drawing, expressive painting, and theatre/acting. Profound knowledge of the art market through years of journalistic research and numerous collaborations with actors/institutions from art and culture.

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