London Design Professionals
The majority of young, educated designers are made aware that the importance of industry contacts and placement within agencies is invaluable. Communication with smaller local design consultancies is as vital to impressionable graphic design students, as is communication, if one is lucky enough, with the much larger design units.
The majority of young, educated designers are made aware that the importance of industry contacts and placement within agencies is invaluable. Communication with smaller local design consultancies is as vital to impressionable graphic design students, as is communication, if one is lucky enough, with the much larger design units.
A select number of institutions are granted access to larger
commercial design and advertising agencies; Foundation Degree Graphic Design
has the upper hand in this particular area. Dedicated tutors ‘go the extra
mile’ to build bridges with well known professionals, resulting in the courses’
students having the best contact at their disposal.
Foundation Degree Graphic Design receives the opportunity of
travelling to London, allowing them to meet design and advertising agencies
such as: BMB, AdamAndEve, Creature, Pentagram and McCann, formally McCann
Ericsson. All of these agencies work with big established clients spanning from
Subway and Cobra Beer to Virgin and John Lewis; contracts worth millions of
pounds, some over a number of years with one client.
Students on the course are urged to engage and question the
professionals they meet to aid their own personal learning. Student:
Professional enquiries are presumed to take place within client meeting rooms
yet the majority of questions are posed within an informal environment with a
select few designers, namely Trevor Beattie of BMB, Domenic Lippa and Leah
Speakman of Pentagram London and Stewart Holmes of BloodyBigSpider, whom go on
to communicate with students further.
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