AUT Bachelor of Communications majoring in Advertising
AUT Bachelor of Communications majoring in Public Relations
AUT Bachelor of Communications majoring in Digital Media
AUT Bachelor of Communications majoring in Digital Media
A community owned, food-only market taking place in Grey Lynn on Sunday mornings.
The market aims to draw Grey Lynn people toegther each week as an alternative to supermarket shopping. Not only does the GLFM enable and promote sustainablity and healthy living, but also the participation and support of locals to create a sense of community.
Production manager for Aim Proximity.
As a non-profit organisation, the GLFM required both the active participation and financial support of the community to become a success. We aimed to achieve the following goals:
To achieve these goals, we did the following:
To have a look at the process of planning and creating the solution, check out the blog we kept during the challenge: http://ymediagame.blogspot.com
Our team achieved second place in the yMedia Challenge 2009. We received great feedback from our client, mentor and the juding panel, which is an awesome addition to our résumé.
Our mentor Andrew commented on our project “They had all their bases covered from Art and Copy, technology, communication and over all self motivation and they worked really well together when combining these individal talents”.
There are countless incredible reasons to get involved with yMedia. Our team truly believed that participating provided us with skills and knowdledge we couldn’t possibly have gained through our university coursework alone.
Throughout the challenge, we had the chance to help a great commuinity group, gain valuable experience and meet awesome industry contacts. As a student, the opportunity to win prize money was a fantastic bonus on top of the career and work experience opportunities yMedia made available to us.
The help of our mentor Andrew was invaluable throughout the project. Having limited project management experience, he helped us to gain direction of our project. With his advice, we discovered how real agencies see a project from beginning to end, and with this inside knowledge, we excelled in our classes.
Above all else, the challenge is a incredible learning experience for all involved. There is simply no better way to understand the process and challenges of working on a project than having a real client.