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I feel so stuck. I am doing well at my indie agency. I make $145k 4 years into my career. But I have nothing in my portfolio. Like bad national/international campaigns, that aren’t anything to scoff at conceptually. I’m asked to concept and work on almost everything big that walks in the door, but get pulled off when it’s time to shoot. I make too much to leave, but not enough work and specifically good work to get even close to the same amount anywhere else. Any advice would be appreciated. TY!
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Freelance Creative Director/Copywriter
It seems that agencies have silently moved on from the Bernbach-style copywriter/art director team. And in its place, they now partner one copywriter with multiple art directors and designers. Or in other words, there’s currently way fewer writer jobs than before.
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Group Creative Director
Does anyone else feel like going to cannes is just tacky and in poor taste now? Particularly this year?
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Copywriter
Today I complete 6 months at my new brand-side role and tbh I'm so so disappointed. I'm extremely free and bored, there's barely any work, and whatever work there is, it's absolutely garbage. I used to work on campaign ideas and scripts at agencies. Here I'm writing emailers and notifications. Is this normal? My brain is thirsty for some good work. Am I being too ungrateful because at least I have a slow-paced-okay-paying-chill job?
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Creative
6 years being an art director and I’m feel like I’m bad the concepting. I’ve read all the books, did the Jason bagley course, have had opportunities to pitch ideas for commercials. And for some reason I can’t seem to get good at concepting. I’m tired. Takes me time to figure these out, and even then when I put a lot work, my ideas don’t get picked. My CW partners do a lot of the work at times saving me or making my ideas better. Don’t know what to do. Quit or try harder.
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He founded a famous agency, made bank when he sold it, first to WME then to Accenture, served as CEO of the world's biggest holding company (more $ revenue than Publicis) and walks away rich and happy in his mid 50s. That's a pretty good end.
Feels like a beginning we’d all love to have.
Glad to see this and good for him. He sold Droga5 for nearly half a billion, so any work past that was purely sport or contractual.
A1 Yup!!!
Good for him.
The lead is being buried.. he’s still a vice chair of Accenture song.. if anything he’s gonna be more involved in the agency now I bet.
I no longer see his profile on LinkedIn. So unless I’m mistaken, I reckon he’s checked out (good timing perhaps?) Probably in Sydney overseeing the construction of his new house. They demolished the old cottage down a couple of weeks ago in preparation for the new build. He essentially paid $30 million for a small block of land.
Sure, the end, just like it was for Greg Hahn 😂
They can finally change the song to something else.