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"NAME: Beau SamAGE: 20HOMETOWN: Boulder, ColoradoCOLLEGE: Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) Growing up in my mom's hair studio, I spent hours after school in the waiting room reading magazines. As an artist, I...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nAGE: 20\n\nHOMETOWN: Boulder, Colorado\n\nCOLLEGE: Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA)\n\nGrowing up in my mom's hair studio, I spent hours after school in the waiting room reading magazines. As an artist, I always looked to magazines for inspiration and creativity. Teen Vogue has always grabbed my attention because of it's size and balance of images and informative written content. So when the time came to apply for an internship, Teen Vogue was at the top of my list.\n\nI remember when I got a response from Liz (designer) to meet with her for an interview. It took me awhile to figure out what to wear. Should I wear a suit or be myself and wear jeans with a shirt? Alas, I ended up wearing something in between: a shirt and jeans\n\nwith a tudo vest and dress shoes. My style plays with the duality between formal and street wear. The interview was brief; Liz asked me a couple questions about myself and explained the responsibilities and roles as an art intern. The next morning I received a phone call from her offering me a summer internship.\n\nMy responsbilities include updating the books (which are dummy copies of future issues of the magazine), managing print orders and mailings, scanning and helping design images, and assisting the designers. The atmosphere in the Art Department is laid back and fun. We are always playing music and exchanging jokes. My favorite parts of my job include listening to the \"Steve and Nicole Morning Show\" a.k.a. the Production Department gossiping about last nights television shows, sketching clothes for the photographers to shoot, and laughing with the staff and the other interns.\n\nMy advice to anyone applying for a Teen Vogue internship is: create a nice resume, network as much as possible (this industry is really tiny), and this is going to sound cheesy, but be yourself and follow your instinct."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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