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Annual Conference 2019
March 28–31, 2019
Marriott City Center, Dallas, TX
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5.1d What Novice Creatives Need to Know Beyond Their Portfolio
Abstract
To land a job as an art director the presentation of a strong conceptualized portfolio is only part of the equation. What additional knowledge helps the novice creative not only during the initial interview but to succeed once they land the job? This study looked to find out what additional skills and traits working art and creative directors felt young creatives needed beyond their portfolio in order to land their first job in advertising. The results suggest ways forward in how to prepare students to incorporate design, business and personal skills into a well-rounded creative and personal brand.
First & Corresponding Author
Robyn Blakeman, University of Tennessee
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Robyn Blakeman, University of Tennessee