Psychological Dynamics in the Creative Process of Copywriters in the making of Advertisements
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2019Author
Wungu, Klaudia Mustika
Matulessy, Andik
Suryanto, S
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The purpose of this study is to describe: (1) the creative process of the copywriter in making
advertisements, (2) the factors that hinder the creative process in making advertisements, (3) the
factors that support the creative process. This study is based on Guilford’s theory which divides human
thought processes into two types: divergent and convergent. This study uses a qualitative approach
through observation and interviews. The subjects of this study were 3 media workers who worked as ad
copywriters, aged between 25-40 years and were male & female. The results of this study indicate the
copywriter as a creative person. The creative process that occurs when making advertisements in the
form of briefings, brainstorming, and execution.