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Question
Hi. Can you tell me the difference between an Art Director at an ad agency and one that would work for a magazine? Thanks
Danielle,
The Art Director is typically paired with a creative partner - usually the writer but in publications it would be the editor. An art director is responsible for the creative product. The difference being between the two is that at an ad agency one would have many more clients.
Other than that I would not know of any additional difference.
Pete
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Peter Gabany
Expertise
Strategic planning: Objective based advertising, Ad creative, Writing, Photography - buying and making, Illustration - buying, Print, Outdoor, Event, Media, Media Planning, Broadcast, How to select an agency, What the client must provide, Pitching a client / being pitched
Experience
Over 25 years in the business - 22 years operating an agency. Creative direction and agency management.
Education/Credentials
RGD Ontario - www.rgdontario.com
CAAP - ICA
CPPP - ICA
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