LEGO looks for Kid Creative Director to join its Kids Creative Studio

The LEGO Group is conducting a search for its first-ever Kid Creative Director to join the Kids Creative Studio, a creative team led by kids.

Along with receiving $10,000 to use towards their creative and educational endeavours, the Kid Creative Director will join the Kids Creative Studio team and help create content for a LEGO launch this summer.

“We’re thrilled to be able to empower kids to keep doing what they’ve been doing the last year and truly honour this creativity,” said Amanda Madore, senior brand relations manager at LEGO Systems, Inc.

“We’ve seen the ways kids are reimagining play and the innovative ways they interact with their peers. We believe now is the perfect time to celebrate this creativity by turning over the creative reins to them, recognizing and rewarding kids for being the true creative superstars they are.”

Here’s how to apply:
– Parents of kids ages 7-17 can apply by submitting a video of their child showing off their creative skills.

– A parent or guardian must submit approval for the application.

– Submissions will be accepted until through April 19th.

Visit https://kidscreativestudio.untitledbytlnt.com to learn more.

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