u/Previous_Mountain323

I am a recent Strategic Communications grad. At my school, there was a huge ad agency push but I was never really sure if I wanted to go the agency route or in house marketing. Is it difficult to transition into agency later in my career? I have multiple marketing and communications internships and have worked with agencies before, but never for an agency.

I like the idea of learning a ton at agencies, so I'm leaning towards that now but I'm not having much luck due to my lack of agency experience. I'm still looking at both options. My main question is about how easy it is to get into an agency later on. Do I really need to start now? Or is that something I can transition to after a few years in house?

Looking for the best local Crunchwrap! Haven’t tried any yet but I’ve heard of Senior Sisig and Bonita Taqueria y Rotisserie!

Additions? Thoughts on those?

What’s your favorite episode?

My favorites:
Sixty five million years off
The head, the tail, the whole damn episode
Office Space

I love Allie and dean, but I do wish the first season focused just on Garrett and Hannah. I think a great season ending would have been the call dean, then season 2 starts the rewind of what happened.

I know she lies and says it’s Selwyn, but do you think she actually recognized Slytherins mark when she saw it?

I’m a long time reader and audiobook lover, and I just decided to watch the movies for the first time. I just finished the 4th movie, and I just placed my finger on what I dislike about the movies.

In my mind when reading/listening to the books, the magical world is fun, joyful and creates a sense of wonder and amazement. The movies feel creepy, like a cheesy horror movie. Hogwarts is a slightly scary place as opposed to the bright and magical place I have been picturing. The blue tint makes it feel super intentional.

Anyone else know what I’m talking about??

EDIT: I understand why there are some times that are intentionally creepy. In the books, there are times where I get it. But sometimes, Harry, Ron and Hermione are talking and it’s weirdly blue, there’s eery music playing or lightning. I feel like that’s used normally to show that something’s not quite right or bad things are going to happen, and thats not the vibe i got while reading.

I feel like Dumbledore is pictured to be close to all knowing. He seems to be able to know things about everything, but we know that’s not actually true. He doesn’t know about the room of requirement, Mad Eye being Crouch Jr., and a few other things. We know he was suspicious of quirrel being bad but did he know Voldemort was possessing him??