Service Learning

Literal
• 100 Hours Total:

• Diego De La Maza. Ms. Melogno you have his business card, but just incase his email is diego.delamaza@conill.com.


Interpretive
There are so many important things I gained from this experience, but the most important of all is getting a taste of my future career. I got to work with the art directors and copywriters at actually concepting for a new campaign, and that experience was so special to me. It felt like I was actually working there. It was amazingly powerful.



Applied
My internship helped answer my essential question by being able to give me different perspectives on the process of making a campaign. I got to work with the strategic planning team, the media team, accounts, digital production, and creative. All very different departments aiming for different goals, and I was able to combine every departments goals within my essential question answers. Which took a lot of bias out of my project.

10 Hour Service Learning Check

Conill Advertising.
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Pretty much, what I've been doing is learning the in's and out's of agency life. How the meetings go, how the work is done. Also I have been helping my Uncle (Saulo) with the projects he is currently working on. For example his personal online portfolio, Toyota, P&G, Crest, and Tide.

I think that the most important thing I've learned so far is really how the process of getting an ad done is - how elongated it really is. I mean, its not just, "here's the idea, do it" and bam its done. You need to include the accounting team, the media team, the creatives, and the production team! Also a traffic person, to regulate all the work being done, and deadlines and such! There's so much to go through before one even start making the actual ad! I would have never guessed! And hopefully soon I will be able to take part in each department instead of just the Production team!

Service Learning