First Five Out

Neil Shewan | 27.08.2009


Zoe Coombe and Chris Evans from our studio are two of the guest presenters at First Five Out.

In its sixth year running, the event is hosted yearly by the AGDA Student Council and asks a variety of speakers to share their stories, experiences, tips, triumphs and blunders. The speakers come from all walks of the design industry and are usually in their first five years out of tertiary or further education.
The theme this year asks designers about their ‘Money Jobs’ and ‘Love Jobs’.
• How and what do designers do alongside their 9-5 job?
• How do they breathe new life into their jobs?
• Give meaning to projects accepted purely for the money?
• The most random thing that has triggered a creative idea?
• The first thing they do on payday.
• A cheap yet effective way of self-promotion.
• What they do when they are not at work.
• What funds their ‘Love Jobs’…
The speakers will be addressing these topics (and others) alongside a short open forum question-answer session. After years of sell-out events, First Five Out proves to again, be a wealth of knowledge and this year with a new spin. For Love or Money? – that is the question.

Who should come?

This is aimed towards students looking to get an insight into professional life. It would be of interest for anyone passionate about design or interested in what makes ‘creatives’ tick. This year there is a focus on diversity, not everyone is a Graphic Designer, there are: photographers, illustrators, small studios, large studios, street artists.

How long is it?

Should go for about 2 – 2.5 hours. Arrive from 6, commences at 6.30 sharp, ends around 8.45.

When/Where is it?

6pm Thurs Sept 3, at RMIT Casey Plaza, Building 10, Bowen Street, Melbourne

How much?

$10 Students/ FREE AGDA Student Members / $20 General / $10 AGDA Professional Members

More info here

http://student.agda.com.au/category/event/


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