
It shows two things. First, someone is actually reading my blog and not only looking at the pictures and second, the creative team of today (or the future) is a rather interesting topic. While I wrote about only two factors (art director + copywriter) imagine how tempting it would be to debate what other ingredients (planner, digital expert) you could throw in to spice things up. I think the idea is everything, almost. Without the necessary skills (art + copy) it won't stand out in today's clutter. But real ad world (is there something like this?) is different from my situation. If you're trying to get a placement and the first job, execution doesn't matter that much. At least that's what they say. Great execution is a good bonus, but without the 'big idea' it doesn't matter. Imagine how crappy a Sony balls three frame storyboard would look like drawn in a student book...
What I've learned so far is that agencies expect young creatives to have lots great strategies in their book. Maybe I should try teaming with a planner?
By the way: If you look at page five, it says 2006, all other pages in this magazine say 2007. Spooky, friday the 13th stuff.
8 comments:
Great stuff :)
What you're saying clearly hit a spot with someone and they are obviously reading your blog (who exactly 'they' are I don't know - but it's someone with influence)
First of many articles in Campaign eh!
If you added another speech mark to the campaign article it would be '666'.
Crazy shit!
Crazy & creative
indeed, a revolutionary idea! two art directors/designers working together.
we have been doing it for 6 years, and from that parkbench has emerged so we can work with other creatives in all fields depending on the client brief.
two's a crowd, three's company etc...
when the sun comes out, do visit aparkbench.co.uk
bring own sandwiches.
indeed, a revolutionary idea! two art directors/designers working together.
we have been doing it for 6 years, and from that parkbench has emerged so we can work with other creatives in all fields depending on the client brief.
two's a crowd, three's company etc...
when the sun comes out, do visit aparkbench.co.uk
bring own sandwiches.
aparkbench... Nice site! :)
Do you both freelance then? I was also wondering if you were ex bucks also? I recognise your timeout work from one of John Hazelwood's stories...
it's a nice site indeed! I'm ex bucks as well :)
You know, I'm a planner and it's been a while now I've been thinking about a planner working with a creative side by side as a real team.
I've been reading your posts and really liked it, if I were in London I would volunteer to team with you ;-)
Good luck!
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