Agency shows what you'll do as their intern
Interactive shop Firstborn in New York is looking to entice interns to come work for peanuts mocking up wire frames. Since regular job posting is too old-school, the shop has crafted a video to inspire candidates. Thankfully, the "Take It to the Next Level" video skips the atrocious lip-dub approach of Publicis London in favor of a more straightforward tack that earnestly attempts to make the pitch process for a Web-dev project look sexy. It runs the gamut from the creative brief to some brainstorming and mockups, an interlude for post-work beers, and finally the client meeting.
—Posted by Brian Morrissey
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