AWARD School prepares future students for the real word in new campaign via Saatchi & Saatchi
March 3 2014, 11:55 am | | 9 Comments
CB Exclusive: For the past 30years, AWARD School has prepared students to enter the creative advertising industry.
This year, AWARD School took preparations a step further in its latest campaign via Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney
Enrolment posters featured some of the most uplifting, encouraging and supportive comments from the Campaign Brief blog, giving students a taste of what they can expect when they start working in the industry.
Call for entries may be over for this year’s AWARD School, but call for entries are now open for next year’s headlines via the Comments section.
9 Comments
HAHAHA. THAT’S SOOOOOO FUNNY!
AWARD and awards have nothing to do with the real world.
really nice deisgn
Well, it’s identical to the MADC campaign ‘silence anonymous’ which used nasty anonymous comments as its idea.
(One of them was mine too.)
Hardly an encouraging way to attract smart people to this industry
@twinkle You’re not one of the smart ones, are you.
Nice.
Nicely done I think.
However I encourage students not to bother getting in to advertising anymore. We work some of the longest hours around and haven’t seen salaries rise much (if at all) in a decade. There are better ways to be creative and earn a living. Don’t mind working the proverbial butt off if the work and rewards are good, but often they are not – conservative clients with a small budget spread across 30 channels and agencies that say ‘yes’ 90% of the time.
immitation noma bar