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JENNIE KLOCK UTSCHIG Jennieklockutschig.Com // Jennie1809@Gmail.Com // @Jennieklockutschig // 914.462.1226 JENNIE KLOCK UTSCHIG jennieklockutschig.com // [email protected] // @jennieklockutschig // 914.462.1226 EXPERIENCE Freelance Art Director // August 2018 - Present Bluprint (an NBC Universal Company) august 2018-present Kidstir LLC august 2018-present Triple Lift january 2019-present + Art direction, graphic design, and photo art direction for various print and digital brands + Additional clients: Gap Inc. , The Daily Beast, Fashionista.com, Stylecaster.com FamilyFun Magazine, Meredith Corp. // September 2015 - June 2018 Art Director + Oversaw and directed the design and photography of FamilyFun magazine + Managed creative across all digital platforms: web, email, and social media + Conceptualized and produced photo shoots including on-set art direction + Research and commission photographers, stylists, and illustrators + Supervise, direct and manage Art Department, including Senior Designer and Photo Editor + Review color correction for all print projects + Work closely with Editor-in-Chief and Lifestyle Director on the development of new story ideas + Conceptualize, design, and manage execution of marketing and advertising materials including creative presentations, logotypes, integrated advertisements, digital newsletter and promotional materials Parent & Child Magazine, Scholastic Inc. // December 2012 - September 2015 Creative Director, january 2015-august 2016 Art Director, december 2012-january 2015 + Oversaw and directed the design and photography of Scholastic Parent & Child magazine + Managed creative across all digital platforms: web, email, blog, and social media + Conceptualized and produced photo shoots including on-set art direction + Managed art/photo department staff and maintained all art/photo budgets + Reviewed color correction for all print projects + Worked on the conception and execution of a complete editorial redesign in the Summer/Fall of 2014 Meredith Xcelerated Marketing (MXM), Kraft Foods Account // April 2009- December 2012 Assistant Art Director + Conceptualized and designed creative for the Kraft Foods account, including: print, email, social, and web. + Interfaced with all teams (print, digital, marketing, sales) and delivered design support where needed + Developed and designed special projects, new initiatives, and creative presentations + Conceptualized and executed a complete redesign of Kraft Foods email campaign and news blasts Freelance Designer // August 2008-April 2009 Senior Designer, Institutional Investor Magazine, november 2008-april 2009 Designer, Major League Baseball, august 2008-november 2008 + Designed and produced print publications for Institutional Investor Magazine and Alpha Magazine + Designed print publications and international newsletters for Major League Baseball Real Simple Magazine, Time Inc. // May 2006 -August 2008 Designer, Special Projects, may 2007-august 2008 Art Assistant, Special Projects, may 2006-may 2007 + Designed and produced quarterly special issue publications, books, in-store products, and web pages + Reviewed color correction and assisted imaging department with transmitting art SKILLS Adobe InDesign CC, Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, Adobe InCopy, Dreamweaver (basic html), Microsoft Office Creative direction for editorial, print, web, email, social media, marketing and advertising; On-set art direction; Pre-press production; Illustration; Typography; Photography production; Prop styling; Child wrangling; Color correction EDUCATION The College of Saint Rose, Albany NY // BFA in Graphic Design, May 2006 RECOGNITION MIN Best Redesign Award, Parent & Child Magazine, 2014 // SPD Best Redesign Merit Winner, Parent & Child Magazine, 2015 // MIN How-to/Instructional Design, Ultimate Halloween Countdown, FamilyFun Magazine, 2017.
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