Creative Spring 2008 Internship Position at Doe-Anderson

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Careers At Doe-Anderson

Creative Summer Internship (May - August)

Art Director / Designer Creative Internship:

Want to create the next big thing, the ad that gets people talking, the idea that turns a brand into a movement? Then you're in the right place. As an art director intern, you will work closely with our writers and art directors in creating print, direct, guerilla, TV, online executions and all-around great ideas that will turn consumers into enthusiasts. As a design intern, you will work closely with our designers in creating and designing for our clients. You must have a proven interest in art directing or designing. You must provide a portfolio or at least samples of your work that shows proficiency in art directing and/or designing. You must also be proficient in CS3, especially Photoshop and InDesign.

Copywriter Creative Internship:

Believe that a pen is indeed mightier than a sword? Want to make people laugh, cry and scream with just simple words? Prefer to write the next great TV commercial rather than novel? Then copywriting is in your blood. As a copywriter intern, you'll work closely with our art directors and fellow copywriters in creating print, direct, guerilla, TV, online executions and all-around great ideas that will turn consumers into enthusiasts. You must have a proven interest in creative writing and advertising. You must provide a portfolio or at least samples of your work that shows proficiency in creative writing (print ads are preferred but not required).

The Details:

Internships last 10 - 13 weeks.
Must be able to work at least 15 hours per week but you're encouraged to work more.

Fall Internship (September-December)
Spring Internship (January-April)
Summer Internship (May-August)

Apply At:

Send resume, cover letter and work samples (if applying for art director, designer or copywriter internship) to , attention of Lindsey Neely.

The Acorn Story

There's a saying, "Mighty oaks from tiny acorns grow."

In 1915 in Louisville, Kentucky, Mr. Doe and Mr. Anderson believed the same could be said for growing mighty brands. And one simple typographer's symbol later, the acorn starting revealing a wealth of insights we've never forgotten.

First, there are no shortcuts in growing a brand. Cracking open an acorn doesn't give you an oak tree. And cracking one clever ad campaign doesn't make a strong brand. It takes seasons of growth.

You can't grow a tree from the top down, nor a brand. Only by starting at the grass roots can real growth begin. That's why having a word-of-mouth marketing program is so important, and so effective.

Environment is critical. If you create an inviting experience where customers feel at home, they'll not only put down deep roots, they'll invite their friends to join them, and grow your brand exponentially.

Life is a never-ending cycle. Only repeating growth ensures survival. By continually planting new seeds of opportunity, a brand is able to grow in a predictable way. Fortunately, it offers both quick, green growth, and a long-term system for more.