Writer

One of the courses in my program was writing for radio. The idea of it was challenging for me but I quickly found things to like about it. The formatting was quite simple and I was fascinated by the amount of creativity that could be achieved in such a short time span. The final project for the course was writing a half hour radio show. I chose to do mine on the band, Vampire Weekend, on CHEZ 106, sponsored by Starbucks. The script is available in a link below.

Because of the enjoyment that I got out of that class I took freelance writing as an elective. Advertising seems to branch off in so many different directions I could not resist learning about an avenue that was slightly off the traditional path. Among other assignments, I undertook a profile article. It was while I was working I happened to make a connection with a local freelance writer/editor. To prepare for writing this piece I looked online for any background information I could find and reviewed other articles to gain a sense of the process. My people skills and preparation are what made this a successful piece.

Vampire Weekend Special
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About Shannon Leak

In a mere month, I will be graduating from Algonquin College's Advertising Program. I hold a Bachelor of Arts from Carleton University in Film Studies. My schooling has focused on theory, communications and marketing. My work experience has primarily developed in the customer service industry. Currently I am employed at TD Canada Trust. I love puzzles, problems and challenges! I have a fascination for where things start! It is my belief that every big idea needs a strong foundation and a stronger conceptual path. I am not afraid to ask questions and often do. My strengths lie in the reality. In this blog you will find that I have posted samples of my work. If interested you are able to view some projects that I believe showcase my skills as a strategist, coordinator, writer and researcher. My ultimate goal is to surround myself with work that keeps my mind excitedly racing!
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