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Author: Andy Scott

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Hosted by Andy Scott, CLICK takes a fun and fascinating dive into the minds and motives of creative luminaries and industry hotshots. Proudly supported by the Adelaide Advertising and Design Club.

22 Episodes
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Who among us hasn’t wondered what creative life might be like at an in-house agency? Well wonder no more as big-thinking, in-house convert Tom Opie shares his experiences copywriting for Tennis Australia, and as Creative Director for global wine behemoth Treasury Wine Estates at their in-house advertising agency, Splash.
In a world first, Managing Director of ad shop, Ten Past Ten, and co-president of the Adelaide Advertising and Design Club plays the longest game of CLICK OR NO CLICK ever. Her answers paint a revealing portrait of an ice-cream loving, outer space fanatic with a fear of lizards and a soft spot for Camilla Parker Bowles.
As the publisher and creative mind behind various successful independent magazines, Josh spent years telling other people’s stories, shaping culture, championing local talent and quietly giving a city a truer understanding of itself. Then during a stint as Creative Directer at one of Adelaide’s biggest independent ad agencies, Josh lost his grip on the things that mattered most, unwittingly finding himself on a quest for a truth of his own.
Bringing a baby into the world is a pretty big deal. As far as life-changing experiences go, it's up there. So what happens when that monumental event changes you so much, you forget how to do the job that defined you just 10 months ago. This Click, Head of Accounts at Showpony Advertising, Laura Prior, describes the emotional toll of pressing pause on her career, and the fear that came with rebooting it.
Ever wondered about the history of advertising? Me either... until a couple of weeks ago when we were between interviews and needed a quick idea for the next CLICK. In this special ep we take a trip back through time to understand the when, where, and why of commercial storytelling.
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