@vgr “Brand ads” have been replaced by “brand acts.” Nike + Kaepernick is a great example. The campaign was the act of endorsing Kaepernick, most people probably can’t remember the video they shot to promote it.
@theChrisDo We do a mix of Zoom and in-person. The agency I'm at let's me use the office to meet, but the class is small enough that a coffee shop would work too.
It's nice because, unlike an internship, it's defined by a specific output, not a certain amount of time.
@theChrisDo You could create a small class to join you on a project you've wanted to pursue but haven't made the time. Use your process as the curriculum.
I teach a class like this. The students like that it's real and I'm more invested because it's something I'd want to work on anyways.
@KateBour Biggest barriers I noticed with myself: too much fear (what if I'm wrong, what if the user thinks I'm dumb, weird).
But you have to get over that and remind yourself that it's, literally, not about you.
@jposhaughnessy MediaMonks do a good job balancing storytelling, unexpected moments of joy, and structure. Among the best agency sites https://t.co/Ky0xWEa5Fs
@paulmarkbailey When house brands were lower-priced & lower-quality, Loblaws (Canadian grocer) created President's Choice, a line of "affordable luxuries" that were magnets for in-store visits.
The career of Dave Nichol is a testament to commercial creativity. https://t.co/LRkwgiKJtB
@tomfgoodwin The degrees are different, but it feels like the same story in every major city. There's a hard limit to 'disruptive innovation' when you start talking about limits on winter heating.