Jade Delaney
Creative (Fearless Bristol Girl)
- Level
- Junior
- Location
- Bristol, United Kingdom
- Availability
- Locked Pro Plan feature
- Professions
- -
About me
As a copywriter with an interest in human behaviour; I’m especially keen to understand more about the psychology of individual processing towards advertisement. Advertising is the perfect platform to communicate positive change in society. I believe advertising can be used to challenge social injustice and influence human behaviours for the better. My Background: My parent’s humanitarian aid background subsequently exposed me to extensive charity work. I had the opportunity to meet all kinds of people on our travels. I grew up in two countries giving me a valued multicultural background. I’m ethically and environmentally conscious. As a digital native I understand how to use Microsoft and Adobe programs. I enjoy using Adobe Premier Pro the most. I’m open minded and love meeting new people. I work well under pressure and always meet deadlines. As a confident communicator I enjoy the thrill of pitching ideas, but most of all, I love thinking of new ideas.
Skills
- Honest
- Dedicated Hardworking
- Confident Communicator
- Reliable
- Innovative Thinker
Education
2017
2:1 Bachelor of Arts, BA (Hons)
University of Gloucestershire
- Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Creative Advertising
2014
Level 4 Diploma in Foundation Art, Design & Media, [Merit]
Bristol School of Art
- Bristol, United Kingdom
2013
A Level
John Cabot Academy
- Bristol, United Kingdom
A* Business B Media B Photography D English Language
Awards
2017
Best Political Ad
The Drum's Chip Shop Awards
The journey to our first ever industry award event, starts appropriately with cocktails at Turtle Bay. Upon arrival we are met by expensive drinks (for our student standard) and wonderful people. Eager not to miss a thing. We sit practically on the stage, applauding each team receiving their award. “And the winner for best political ad goes to..”. We embraced each other, fingers crossed and wishing for a chip. Our names weren’t announced. Nor did the winners appear on stage. With the courage of too many double vodi’s, I shout, ‘can we have it instead’. And so the presenter welcomed us to the stage. We gave a massive hug to Jason Neale (presenting us with the award) as if we had actually won, posing for our photo, before running off the stage like the two excitable kids we are. For the record we didn’t incite anyone to steal vinegars that felt bad about loosing. Carrying a big chip all night is harder than what you think! It was so heavy it broke my bag but we weren’t about to leave it behind. We earned it! Well, actually, we stole it. As young creatives about to start our careers, we are willing to beg, steal and borrow if it means being one step closer to achieving our dreams. Yeah we’re rebels. We take credit were credit should have been due. We will fight for what is ours, even if it is just a giant chip.