As a Communications major I have learned to appreciate the work of PR agents. As CoCo Chanel has said before, “In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different.” In my first two years as a college student, I wanted to know the honest appreciation of the production side to an event; however, I have now cultured the inns and outs of producing an event. Individual interpretations of major events, The Victoria Secret Fashion Show, New York City Fashion Week, bring varied insights to an agents capabilities and it is also interesting to point out important props that the agent has added emphases to. I have always been a perfectionist, but throughout my first degree, an A.A in Fashion Merchandising, I have greatly sharpened my critical thinking and creative skills. Instead of focusing on being a perfectionist, I have learned to continuously find motivation from all over the world right at my fingertips and to believe in everything that I successfully produce. Also, by having the opportunity to assist backstage at many events, fashion in-particular, and work with a well-known PR agent on different charity events; this has helped me to develop a broader horizon on the knowledge of a career field as such. I guess you can say that my appreciation and knowledge has matured in respect to the career field of PR, which has enlightened my inner creativity to shine on my future. Being a creative perfectionist had always been a skill of mine, but it was challenging to take the first step in working with individuals in the career field I’m working towards becoming a part of. Moving past this stage has greatly opened my mind to a better understanding. My thoughts on producing a floor plan for an event are more effective. Another achievement is my ability to think of better, more innovative design ideas for events. My produced work is so much more exhilarating.
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