1,212 Creative Director Entertainment Jobs

“this is a great place to work strongly recommend”

Pros:  “company treats us great. benifits are great. employees are friendly”

Cons:  “lower pay for a middle aged person, great for high schoolers. very very strict about rules at all times” – Full Review

“A great place to work. Access to all businesses within the company.”

Pros:  “Comcast is honoring GE's full education reimbursement program for current enrollees.”

Cons:  “Corporate to Business communication is much more cilo-ed than it used to be.” – Full Review

“Friendly but unequal work environment.”

Pros:  “Assuming you work for the right division, Scholastic is a friendly, welcoming work environment. The company has a strong, warm-fuzyy inducing mission: To Help All Kids Learn…”

Cons:  “Scholastic is run like a family business, regardless of the fact that it is publicly traded. There is a great deal of favoritism at play in the company at all…” – Full Review

“Great local management, but very narrow in opportunities”

Pros:  “management, supervisors, pms are great, helpful, respectful nice location to commute try to maximize pay usually a good mix of leadership at the local level and good…”

Cons:  “As a contractor/consultant, they seem to be pretty tightly focused: if you're a content person (editor, writer) you could have lots of opps - technical side, not so…” – Full Review

“Great place to work if you enjoy a competitive environment”

Pros:  “Smart people at one's peer level; incredible philanthrapic benefits and culture such that it's both encouraged and supported w/dollars for employees to give time and money to…”

Cons:  “The performance review process drives some unwelcome behaviour, including short-term fiscal year focus and a more competitive than collaborative environment. Though…” – Full Review

“Got me a job fast for good pay.”

Pros:  “Creative Circle seems to have a lot of connections and they got me a freelance job within a few weeks at the rate I requested. You work for and get paid by Creative Circle…”

Cons:  “No benefits No paid vacation, which becomes an issue if you are on an assignment for more than 8-10 weeks. It would be nice to be able to take a day to handle…” – Full Review

“Insightful to the world of advertising and sales.”

Pros:  “Learned entire sale cycle in one summer.”

Cons:  “Got to see how competitive employees can be.” – Full Review