Small Agency Life
Working at a small agency feels like working for a family.
The Experiences of Temple Advertising Students
Working at a small agency feels like working for a family.
Before hearing about my current internship at Realtime Media, I was unaware that there were other options besides in-house or agency.
If you’ve ever seen wedding photos featuring picture perfect brides and grooms in scene out of a fairytale that seems way too perfect to be real, it might be.
On March 2-4, Anaak Collection was featured in a sample sale at Meadowsweet Mercantile, a natural textiles boutique in Old City, Philadelphia. As an intern, I spent the day photographing the sale, steaming garments, and helping my mentor Marissa Maximo cater to shoppers.
Working in a small creative studio has allowed me to expand upon my set of skills, while also having a front row seat where art and advertising collide.
Although I've only been at Cohere for about two months now, I am getting so much experience.
My experience at Pitchbox has taught me all about the wonderful world of SEO.
This semester I had the opportunity to work at a Jewelry Showroom in Soho; Mega Mega Projects.
During my time as an intern at Karma, I learned a valuable insight that has entirely changed the way I look at the creative industry.
I believe that the most important thing I got out of this job was not the work I produced, but the connections I made with the people I work with.
The only way to overcome your discomfort is to work through it
I never considered being an advertising production specialist until I saw how rewarding and successful my team is at Subaru.