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Navigating the realm of managing creatives is undeniably an adventure. I speak from experience, being one myself! Within our team brimming with creatives, we're in a perpetual state of refining best practices. The real challenge lies not in generating novel ideas—creativity flows endlessly among us. Instead, it's in the art of execution. Drawing from our journey, here's some guidance: ➡️ Deadlines! Embrace exploration while respecting deadlines. They're pivotal in ensuring tasks reach fruition. ➡️ Pressure! Many creatives thrive under pressure (myself included), but applying it earlier prevents last-minute rushes. ➡️ Mock-ups! Initiate a mock-up stage to visualize rough concepts and discuss the underlying vision. Regular check-ins with our creative minds, witnessing their evolving vision manifest, pave the way for our finest productions.
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How we made our biggest brand campaign yet 🎬 Our Creative Studio shares the inside scoop on producing our most ambitious ad - from big ideas to global production. See how we: ✅ Connected with customers ✅ Assembled an all-star creative team ✅ Planned an epic global shoot ✅ Solved challenges with resourcefulness ✅ Perfected every last detail Check out the story from our team: https://lnkd.in/edjs6szM #getyourguide #insidegetyourguide
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I'm grateful to have been selected as a judge for Creativepool's annual awards in the brand category. It's an incredible privilege to review, analyse, and be inspired by the creative talent on display. Having now completed the judging, I have been reflecting. The category is very large and varied (understandably so), with submissions ranging from huge industry giants to up-and-coming boutique studios and individuals. The fees (and consequently the time) these companies and individuals would have commanded are night and day, let alone the resources at their disposal. With all the above considerations, how would you approach comparing these submissions fairly? Creativepool does a great job of sharing a judges' pack and splitting out a separate skills-based category, which helps when contemplating how to approach scoring and commenting on submissions. I tried to take a rounded approach by asking myself how the submission responded to the brief, whether the creative pushed boundaries and was inspirational, whether the creative was well crafted (even though I know there is a separate skills category), how happy the client was, and what results were achieved. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on how you'd tackle this challenge. #creativepool #awards #branding #judging #branddesign
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In the creative industry, one of the biggest hurdles is often not having the final say in our work. Our ideas can be swayed by opinions from outside our department, which can blur our original vision. Sometimes I wonder, what if we had a “veto power” in creative teams? Imagine a system where department heads can consider everyone’s input, including ideas from other department heads, but ultimately have the authority to reject any ideas that stray from the project’s main goal. Could this give creatives more control over their work, or would it disrupt teamwork? I’d love to hear your thoughts! 🤔 #Agencyculture #Creativeagency #Advertising #Thoughts
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In the mystical realm of CreativeVille, where ideas spread freely and imagination knows no bounds, there exists a peculiar phenomenon known as the Brief-lacking Clienticus. These elusive beings venture into the domain of creative agencies armed with naught but a whisper of an idea and a glimmer of hope. "Make it pop!" "Do your magic!" "Create the unprecedented!" they decree, as if the elixir of marketing magic lies within those three elusive headlines. Thus, the valiant creatives embark on an epic quest, navigating risky waters of ambiguity and scaling mountains of uncertainty. Through the fog of confusion and the labyrinth of vague directives, they forge ahead, armed with determination and a hefty dose of caffeine. Yet amidst the chaos, a spark of brilliance emerges, reminding us that even in the absence of a proper brief, creativity knows no bounds. #Creativity #brief #agencylife #betweenthelines #btlcreative
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Strategy lesson from the creative powerhouse Ari Weiss, He’s one of the most awarded creatives in our industry. I was lucky enough to work with Ari at BBH. He taught me a simple lesson. He told a room of creatives. ‘The last two meetings are the most important. That’s when you’re most likely to cut corners. Just so you can get the thing made. But that’s the difference between good and great work.’ It was a lightbulb moment for me. What am I doing as a strategist to help in the two most valuable meetings? Strategists need to be involved in production. He was a well of wisdom. It’s not often you get to hear feedback from someone like this. He’s just finished up as Global Chief Creative Officer at DDB and is about to start an independent agency. But I’ve been lucky enough to get one hour of his time to give feedback of strategist’s work in the Strategy Sprint Championship. Think eSports meets Strategy event. 👉 You can sign up here: https://lnkd.in/gUdvRFdK
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[Read] 📖 👇🏽 Unpacking the Glitter: Navigating the Overcrowded Landscape of 'Award-Winning' Creatives. My Take on Creative Recognition In a world where every agency, studio and creative proudly boasts about being "award-winning," I can't help but feel a mix of amusement and concern. It's like everyone has a trophy, and I'm left wondering if these distinctions are losing their actual value. What caught my attention even more was the substantial entry fee attached to these awards. It raises an eyebrow — are we honouring creativity, or is it becoming more about who can afford the price tag? The irony of paying a premium to showcase your creative prowess isn't lost on me. I want to dive into the heart of this matter, questioning the authenticity behind the glittering titles. The worry that the term "award-winning" is losing its shine is real. Are we witnessing a genuine celebration of talent, or is it all turning into an expensive marketing game? Let's not forget those who genuinely deserve recognition amidst the noise. There's a need to separate substance from spectacle and uphold the integrity of the creative industry. This post is a call to reflect on the purpose of these awards and their impact on how we perceive creativity. Having had the privilege of working on award-winning campaigns and collaborating with iconic brands, I've witnessed firsthand the sheer dedication and creativity that goes into crafting exceptional work. The journey is more than just the prizes – it's about navigating challenges, pushing boundaries, and the collective passion of a team striving for excellence. These experiences have taught me that while awards are respectable recognition, they only scratch the surface of the actual narrative. Behind every trophy is a story of late nights, collaborative brilliance, and a commitment to delivering something extraordinary. This authentic journey makes the 'award-winning' world not just a showcase of achievements but a testament to the passion that fuels our industry. Join me in this exploration, and share your thoughts on the evolving awards landscape. Are they still a mark of true creative brilliance, or have we let the glitz overshadow the essence of what makes great work? Let's dive into this conversation together. (AI-generated image with NightCafe Studio )
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Strategy lesson from the creative powerhouse Ari Weiss, He’s one of the most awarded creatives in our industry. I was lucky enough to work with Ari at BBH. He taught me a simple lesson. He told a room of creatives. ‘The last two meetings are the most important. That’s when you’re most likely to cut corners. Just so you can get the thing made. But that’s the difference between good and great work.’ It was a lightbulb moment for me. What am I doing as a strategist to help in the two most valuable meetings? Strategists need to be involved in production. He was a well of wisdom. It’s not often you get to hear feedback from someone like this. He’s just finished up as Global Chief Creative Officer at DDB and is about to start an independent agency. But I’ve been lucky enough to get one hour of his time to give feedback of strategist’s work in the Strategy Sprint Championship. Think eSports meets Strategy event. 👉 You can sign up here: https://lnkd.in/gTyMW92p
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Hey, fellow creatives! I bet we all have something in common – the desire to stand out in our respective fields! 😌 So, let's help each other out. What's the one piece of advice that has helped you differentiate yourself as a creative? Share in the comments below, and let's start an inspiring conversation! 🎨💬 #CreativeAdvice #StandOut #CollaborationOverCompetition
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The equation for success seems to simplify in this increasingly fragmented world. Create quality content, regardless of budget, tell a compelling story, and the audience will follow. 👇 https://lnkd.in/dpxhRVMq
‘Inside Out 2’ Shatters Box Office Expectations With $155 Million, Biggest Debut Since ‘Barbie’
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