Stage - Assistant Directeur Artistique F/H
Overview
Ogilvy is offering an internship position for an Assistant Art Director in Paris, France. Situated within the creative team and reporting to the Creative Director, the intern will collaborate with established art directors and creative professionals to support professional development while working on a wide variety of major French and international brands.
Who can apply
Applicants must hold or be pursuing a higher education degree ranging from a three-year undergraduate level up to a five-year postgraduate level in graphic arts, art direction, design, or fine arts. Candidates are required to submit a portfolio showcasing their work, graphic universe, visual perspective, and ability to create images.
What you get
The internship provides the opportunity to be involved in all stages of creation, spanning from artistic research to final visual execution, with the chance to explore new creative approaches and tools. Visa sponsorship may be offered for suitable candidates.
Requirements
Candidates must possess a genuine artistic fiber, a distinct graphic sensitivity, a passion for image creation, and a solid visual, artistic, photographic, and advertising culture. Essential personal attributes include curiosity, open-mindedness, a desire for challenges, and creative boldness. Applicants must have excellent command of desktop publishing software including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Strong foundational skills in generative AI visual creation, image retouching, composition, and processing are necessary. Proficiency in English is considered a plus.
About Ogilvy
Ogilvy is an American advertising, marketing and public relations agency. According to Wikipedia it was founded in 1850 by Edmund Mather as a London-based agency and became known as Ogilvy & Mather in 1964, after merging with a New York agency founded by David Ogilvy in 1948. Its official website lists advertising, health, PR and influence, relationship design and consulting among its capabilities.
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