Sponsorship Proposal
A thoughtfully designed and proposal written on behalf of a nonprofit, meant to catch the eyes of community relations officers.
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Strategic communications, media relations, and my long-form writing.
A thoughtfully designed and proposal written on behalf of a nonprofit, meant to catch the eyes of community relations officers.
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A 10-minute live interview with CBC discussing Gen Z in the workforce, bridging into key messages that make my generation look employable.
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A blog-post-turned-magazine-article written on behalf of CentrePort Canada to promote their partnership with RRC Polytech.
View Project →THE TASK: develop a sponsorship proposal for my theoretical client, the DASCHWorks program, an employment initiative of the DASCH Foundation. I had to identify a strategic partner, and how they would mutually benefit from this sponsorship. Using Canva Pro, I designed an appealing proposal to catch the eyes of community relations officers.
Download PDF ↓THE TASK: write a 1000 word article for CentrePort Canada to be published on their news blog and in Lifestyles 55 Magazine. For this multimedia piece, I photographed and interviewed faculty, students, and graduates from RRC Polytech to put together a story that showed CentrePort Canada's investment in post-secondary education.
Read the Article ↗THE TASK: storyboard, film, and edit a video that uses an analogy to help audiences understand what PR is. For this assignment, I shot on iPhone, had my classmates Easton Penner and Isabella Baerg act alongside me, and used Premiere Pro to edit.
View Post on LinkedIn ↗THE TASK: design and write a piece of social media content for my team's communications campaign for The Dream Factory. This post fit under a content pillar we called "Our Champions," and highlights a key donor.
View Post on Instagram ↗THE TASK: read A Truce That Is Not Peace by Miriam Toews and write a review for my writing course. My review was selected by instructors to be edited and submitted for publication in Working Draft magazine.
Read Online ↗THE TASK: speak live on CBC's 8:00 a.m. radio about Gen Z in the workforce. This clip shows the end of the interview, where I bridged out of my peer's statement to emphasize my key message: I am ready and willing to work hard.
Watch the Full Interview ↗Brand-building, content creation, ad design, and copywriting.
What if Halloween was a brand? It would need my copywriting to nail its voice and tone.
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A vertical video optimized for LinkedIn, using analogies and storytelling to help answer an FAQ.
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A series of ads optimized for print, digital, and out-of-home, using my copy, photography, and design.
View Project →THE TASK: choose a Manitoba attraction to create an ad series for, using Adobe Creative Suite. The catch? No stock images allowed. All photos had to be my own. Thankfully, I've spent a lot of time in the Whiteshell.
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THE TASK: pretend Halloween is a company and create its brand guidelines. I wrote the copy, and my classmate Pam Espiritu did the graphic design. Our assignment was used as exemplar by the instructor for its clever and consistent voice.
Download PDF ↓THE TASK: create a series of carousel posts to introduce each employee in The Projector newsroom. I asked each of my colleagues to submit photos and used Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to create collages that end in a strong CTA.
View Post on LinkedIn ↗THE TASK: storyboard, film, and edit a video that uses an analogy to help audiences understand what PR is. For this assignment, I shot on iPhone, had my classmates Easton Penner and Isabella Baerg act alongside me, and used Premiere Pro to edit.
View Post on LinkedIn ↗THE TASK: design and write a piece of social media content for my team's communications campaign for The Dream Factory. This post fit under a content pillar we called "Our Champions," and highlights a key donor.
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