T Brand Studio is the creative center of excellence and maker studio within NYT Advertising. Inspired by the journalism and innovation of the NY Times, T Brand crafts stories that enable brands to make their mark on the world. Our skilled team of journalists, copywriters, editors, creative directors, designers, videographers, producers, program managers and developers create thoughtful branded advertising content and custom audio for brands that are embedded in The New York Times platform and its related media offerings.
Role Overview:
The New York Times’s T Brand Studio is looking for a Creative Director who is inspired by culture and the world around them. We are a team of creative visionaries who make work that people want to find, become a part of and ultimately, share. You will become the voice of the ideas you create and will present those ideas internally and externally
Well versed in conceptual thinking, the Creative Director will work on many projects in collaboration with our strategy and media team to create brand-defining platforms and storytelling that works in digital and traditional mediums across New York Times platforms . You will meaningfully contribute to new business/sales development and in creating meaningful, idea-led work.
You think of yourself as a non-traditional creative talent who is as much an innovator and storyteller as a creative. We are constantly challenging advertising norms through mediums and methods. As a member of a collaborative team, you’ll also need to be technically curious and willing to research the unknown. At the end of the day, we only want to create stories and work that people care about.
The Creative Director will report to the Director, Creative Direction
Responsibilities:
Basic Qualifications:
The annual base pay range for this role is between $165,000.00 and $180,000.00.
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