Internships abroad are a captivating idea for any student looking to transition from the classroom to the real world. But be sure you’ve done your research beforehand, unpaid internships aren’t illegal globally even though they are in B.C. This post has links and insights that can make your internship abroad a success.
Before taking PRM’s 2013 edition to the web, the publishing program took to the street to hear from students regarding what makes a website appealing.
Criticism can be sticky and difficult to move past at times. Read these reflections from one publishing student on criticism and how to receive it.
Here is Part One of a series on how to stay healthy at your desk to avoid aches and pains in your neck, shoulders, back and wrists.
The key to a successful career as a writer requires more than just a quill and paper; your portfolio will be crucial for your success.
While PRM’s 2013 edition was prepared for the web, Anthony Nerada joined PRM’s social media channels. There’s more to Anthony than meets the eye.
Read Tammy Nguyen’s interview, a 2012 grad, about life after the publishing program and her goals for the future.
At the start of PRM production back in February, the students of Langara’s Publishing Program applied for jobs in the various departments introduced on this blog. I landed the role of directing social media for the magazine which fell into the Promotions Department, along with my colleagues Joanna and Paul, who earned their roles of […]
Can the technical qualities of journalism be a stifling demand upon creativity? Tim Focht, part of PRM’s editorial team, reflects on the deceptive animal he believes journalism is.
We’ve all heard of Mad Men. Now let me introduce PRM’s Mad Women. The only difference is this isn’t TV, these girls and their ads are real.
Witness the awesome power of the production team as they make someone disappear before your eyes. Don’t believe me? Have a look.
Get to know PRM’s 2013 production team. They’ve got some playlist suggestions for colour correcting you should consider.
Andrew Langille cites the publishing industry as a sticky spot for potential interns: job demands remain constant while cash flow falters. Take a moment to consider these questions from a PRM contributor.
Here’s the Art Team that brought you PRM’s 2013 edition, and kept reader’s asking “oooohhh, what’s this?”
Meet Eric Hay, a student from Langara’s Photo-Imaging Program, and the contributor of many fine photos for PRM.
Enjoy the illustrated tale of Art and Editorial’s curious relationship, and all the friends they keep.
They will dot your i’s, cross your t’s and fix those dangling modifiers before you have time to even grab a red pen. Let me introduce you to PRM’s 2013 editorial team.
Jimmy Leitch is PRM’s 2013 Managing Editor, and is keeping PRM on track. But did you know PRM isn’t the only magazine Jimmy is with?
Mandy Cruse takes a moment to remind us that if you’re into making art and you do it for others, you may have a problem.
PRM offers you three hours of photo shoots in one minute and five seconds.
PRM would like to thank Josh Esterhuizen for getting bored with marine biology, picking up a camera, and contributing fine photographs to our magazine.
To collaborate or not to collaborate, that is the question. But will it be at the expense of innovation?
Food contains more than just nutrients for Diana Wong: “food can almost be like a painter’s palate.”PRM appreciates the photos she has contributed.
Fasten your seatbelts. You are about to be hit with 25 years worth of PRM covers in 25 seconds. On your marks. Get set. Go!
