Yinka Ilori

The Unpacking the Credits education resource pack is aimed at 11 – 15-year olds, helping to guide young people into thinking about careers in the creative industries. It is a tool to encourage young people to watch the films, to think about the skills that are needed in roles, to question and unearth their talents, and to explore activities from watching the films. 

The pack includes a 12-part lesson plan that supports the Gatsby Benchmark, a framework of 8 guidelines that define the best careers provision in schools.  

"We often get asked – what do you mean by design? Design shapes the world – from our shoes to our homes, the services we use to the games we play. And almost 400,000 Londoners are paid to do it for their jobs. Unpacking the Credits shines a spotlight on what it means to be a designer today – why don’t you take a look?”

Minnie Moll, CEO, Design Council

Yinka Ilori is a multi-disciplinary artist and designer whose bold visual language draws on his British-Nigerian heritage to convey new narratives through contemporary design. Drawing on Nigerian parables and verbal traditions, Yinka touches on a multitude of themes that resonate with a global audience.