Henriette Rademan lectures 1st year Visual Communications students at AAA school of advertising in Cape Town and has probably taught a few of you a thing or two. We found out what it's really like to have her day job:...
This week's My Day Job feature is with Eliza Roza, movie planner by day, psychology student by night and yoga enthusiast the rest of the time. She is the movie planner for M-Net, MM1 & MM2. So basically she gets paid to watch movies...
For this week's My Day Job we speak to the talented Hannah Lewry, food stylist and Assistant Food Editor for Woolworths Taste Magazine, about what her day job entails...
Being a documentary photographer, it's inevitable that Daniel Cuthbert has amazing tales to tell. Here, he answers a few of our questions and lets us in on his fascinating day job....
We've all seen Roger Titley's puppets, models and animatronics countless times before in our favourite ads. We just haven't known it was him and his associate artists responsible for making the creatures come alive. The dung beetle who performed as part of the 2010 Fifa...
After studying graphic design, a bit of multimedia design and some sound engineering, Raoul Goetze finally found his niche. The talented tattoo artist let us know about his anything but average day job in Cape Town....
Cape Town illustrator and co-founder of One Horse Town Justin Poulter left our shores a while ago to work for UK based design studio - I Love Dust. We know a few local designers who would give an arm to work at this studio so...
Ace Swart is the publisher of the South African edition of the notorious, underground magazine Vice. His day job is something I'm sure a lot of you could see for yourselves. We found out what it takes: ...
Marcel Oudejans has been a corporate magician since 1999, he is also a division director of Perform! Marketing Solutions, Co-Owner of Flow Finders International, the Vice-president of the Cape Town chapter of the Professional Speakers Assoc of Southern Africa 2009-2012 and the author of “The...
Samantha Reinders' bio states that she wasn't 100% sure when her career as a photojournalist began but thinks it was either somewhere in the curious hills of Appalachia, whilst riding shotgun in her father's beloved Landrover or sandwiched between two other photographers in the press...
