Our time at Leagas has come to and end but it's gone really well, shifting from brief to brief, working on a whole manner of things. There were quite a few late nights... and early starts - there never seemed enough hours in the day, but it was very productive nonetheless.
This week we've been working on some charity campaigns, as well as Goodyear, Timberland & Nationwide, with a few other bits thrown in for good measure. Also, we've had the chance to work directly to Tim Delaney - one the legendary Copywriters of the British Ad world. Made famous for his passion for the job (temper - which we never saw) as well as his Timberland and Harrod's ads from back in the day. Our writing seems to have gone down well... Our usual approach is to churn out as many different ideas in the given time as possible. It turns out that all the thoughts/ ideas were sound, but his advice to us was that when you get a thought 'stick with it'. Stay with that thought for at least an hour. This will give you time to craft it, write as many variations as you can, then, and only then, if it's not working move on - but hopefully you will have formulated a good line. You need to give the idea time to develop and make sure you spend enough time to do it justice.
We can't thank the guys there enough for having us in. Some good news though, it's not over... Leagas have invited us back after Wieden's - so it's nice to know that we've done something right and knowing we've got something to come back to is always a bonus!
For now though, it's off to Wieden + Kennedy tomorrow - trust me, we're very excited.
Wish us luck!
6 comments:
come back and do some more cheap freelance - hmmmm
Cheap Freelance... there's a lot of that going around. It's work though.
Good luck lads, and steal something from W&K and sell it on Ebay to raise some funds.
Yup that's right, the thing is how do you tell the difference, you can't can you?
I think we've got to take what we can get... And work our butts off until the job does come along?
We'll update tonight probably :)
Cheers Dip.
BIG!
Big?
Big meaning bad, bad meaning good. ye
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