Adhouse*s 2004 summer courses just went live

http//www.adhousenyc.com

I would like to revise my comments about advertising classes in NYC. DO NOT TAKE CLASSES AT SVA. Not only did I not learn much of anything, but they sent a collection agency after me for $50.



Apparently this was for a registration fee, but I registered through their registrar. Chatted with the guy for quite a while and this fee never came up. Anyway, I went from being mildly unenthused about SVA to now holding a grudge agaist them. And I chatted with a friend who worked for SVA for a bit, and apparently this is common practice there. Who needs this kind of hassel? Just get your act together and get your fees straight, don*t hire thugs to hassel me.



Done ranting. Someone please let me know when and if SVA changes their ways. In the mean time, two thumbs down for SVA. And someday that will mean something coming from me.

Just found my adhouse brochure. Here*s their contact information



All materials submitted by mail must go to the following address

Adhouse

277 West 10th Street, 3E

New York, NY 10014





In-person drop-offs can be made from 900am-600pm at the following address

Adhouse

c/o Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners

170 Varick Street

(bwtween Charlton & Vandam)

4th Floor Mailroom

New York, NY 10013



For further information call 212-243-7334 or email

adhouse@kb.com

I also have taken Classes at SVA and I didn*t like them at all. So if you have the same feeling I*ll run with that!



thanks for the information



grin

Ah, you have found my weak spot. I am a HUGE fan of Ad House. Their website is AdHousenyc.com. I only took the intro class, but it was the best thing I ever did.



I don*t know much about other schools, I took intro at AdHouse and one class at SVA, but there was a giant difference. Intro at AdHouse isn*t about walking away with a book, but it really teaches you how to think about ads. Try googling adhouse and copywriter or art director. The samples I found when I did that showed that the ads coming out of adhouse were much better than the ones from SVA classes (or so I think).



Just to keep this fair and balanced, not everyone in my class loved it. Some really wanted portfolio pieces right away, and you just don*t get that in intro. Even some I knew working in the industry thought AdHouse was unrealistic, and SVA gave a more "agency like" experience. My take is, AdHouse is school, you*ll have years for your ideas to get shot down with no explanation, in the intro class you learn to find the good parts of your ad and expand on that.



Ad House is a ghost ship, but probably not for long since I have made myself their unofficial spokeswoman.



Feel free to PM me for more details.

went to miami Ad school.

Just looking to meet more people and keep my book updated.

the Ad house is sort fo a traveling school that takes up shop in various Agencies conferenc rooms

that*s all i know



>>yikes, that doesn*t sound too good.

>>

>>don*t know a thing about them me (maybe someone else does) - have you checked out if it*s possible to join the Miami ad school courses that are held in NYC, or does one have to me a MAS student in miami first?

yikes, that doesn*t sound too good.



don*t know a thing about them me (maybe someone else does) - have you checked out if it*s possible to join the Miami ad school courses that are held in NYC, or does one have to me a MAS student in miami first?

does anyone know about the Ad house School in NYC? It*s lke a ghost ship,

who do you contact about taking classes etc.

rolleyes