Jason is a freelance copywriter/CD in Omaha. At the time of this posting, he’s got 21 projects on his site for everything from Walmart to Wholly Guacamole. But his first project is one every copywriter on Twitter knows oh so well. Jason is the brains behind @LeeClowsBeard. From one copywriter blog to another way-more-famous copywriter blog—well-done, sir. Well done.
Portfolio: jasonfox.net
Firehouse in Dallas is on the hunt for a killer copywriter. From Firehouse: We just need 1. Ambitious creative boutique seeks one writer. Mid level to senior-ish. Must be genetically pre-disposed to working hard and not being a jerk. Perks include adequate pay, high standards and the pride that comes from not having to work at a crappy agency. Oh, and snacks. We have plenty of those.
Send a great portfolio (preferably yours) to: creative@firehouseagency.com
More info at: firehouseagency.com/lets-talk
Greg Hunter, GCD at Firehouse in Dallas, is on the hunt for a Senior Writer. From Greg: “Firehouse is looking for a Senior Writer. We don’t care about the exact number of years you have under your belt, if your resume is full of super sexy, well-known brands or whether you’ve executed in whatever the trendiest medium of the moment is. All we care about is that you’ve been doing this for a while at an enviously high level and you have the work to prove it.
We also care that you haven’t lost the hunger to do great work that got you into this business in the first place. And while it should go without saying, you need to be good with words and have a big ole brain.
Other than that, we like nice people. So if you’re a jerk, please don’t apply.
If you’re interested, email us at creative@firehouseagency.com. And include a link to your work. That’s kind of important.”
More info or to apply: creative@firehouseagency.com
Link to job post on Firehouse blog: Click here
Firehouse’s site: firehouseagency.com
Scott is a copywriter at The Richards Group in Dallas. Since his last post on MC (05.15.12), he’s spent time at Goodby and Firehouse, added all kinds of projects to his portfolio, and is now back in Dallas at Richards. Don’t miss his transit posters for the National Cheerleaders Association (above) and his TV spots for Cisco—which explain a complicated product in a simple, engaging way. Awesome.
Portfolio: scottspooner.com
Greg is a copywriter/ACD at Firehouse in Dallas. He’s got a brand new site that’s loaded with killer work. Don’t misses: Spike TV, Full Throttle + NHRA, K-Y, and Mother Candles.
Portfolio: cargocollective.com/greghunter