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Diretor de Publicidade, roteirista de Filmes, séries de TV e quadrinista, possui em seu currículo um amplo conteúdo de gênero fantástico e humor para diversas plataformas. Dentre os seus trabalhos Chris Tex escreveu um roteiro de longa-metragem para a Warner, dirigiu a campanha cinematográfica para a Listerine, vencedora do prêmio PromaxBDA 2018 em melhor direção, e também o brandend content do evento Game XP para o Omelete Group.

We're back again after an unintentional, illness-induced break! Our guest this week is Kiet Thai, who has 20 years of experience in the motion design industry working with clients like Bravo, Disney Channel, ESPN, Discovery Channel, WE tv, Food Network, AMC, Oxygen, Fearnet, GSN, NBC, and OWN.  He's won a Cable Faxie as well as a PromaxBDA award for his work. As a photographer, Kiet has toured with Marc Anthony, shoots commercial work for various entertainment clients, and is a contributor to iStock and Getty Images. He's lived in  Costa Rica and Madrid, teaching English and learning Spanish, and has a YouTube channel for his travel vlogs. He returned back to the US in 2020 and currently works in both motion graphics and photography.We talk with Kiet about meditation,  growing up and coming out in a small town in North Carolina, working in LA and New York, touring with Marc Anthony, traveling and teaching English as a second language, and making videos.Show links:Kiet Thai's portfolio: http://www.studiokiet.comFollow Kiet in Instagram: http://www.studiokiet.comKiet's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/studiokietShow music by Jason Rivera and vocals by Renessa CiampaFollow us on Instagram @thequeercreativepodcast and on Twitter @creativequeer

Learn more about Simon Mainwaring Simon Mainwaring is the founder and CEO of We First, a strategic consultancy that accelerates growth and impact for purpose-driven brands. He is a member of the Advisory Council of Conscious Capitalism LA, the Advisory Board of Sustainable Brands, The Forbes Business Council, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in London.   Simon is a sought after international speaker with engagements including the Cannes International Advertising Festival, Royal Society of Arts, SXSW, TEDxSF, NAB, Promaxbda, Conscious Capitalism, Necker Island with Sir Richard Branson, Aspen Institute, Sustainable Brands, SOCAP, 3BL, Social Good Summit, National Speakers Association, 1440 Multiversity, National Press Club, Harvard, USC, UCLA and the United Nations Foundation. He has delivered keynotes at Google, Coca-Cola, General Motors, VF, Samsung, VSP Global, Toyota, SAP, Gucci, JP Morgan Chase, Timberland, VW Group, the NHL, and Patagonia. He has presented at the Harvard Business School Association, UCLA, USC, University of Oregon and University of Chicago.    Simon shares his own journey in finding purpose and how job seekers can do the same. He shares his insight on company culture and how to navigate what companies say vs. what they do. Interview training and insight straight from an Executive Recruiter & HR Professional - candidateclub.com plus resume templates, resume building course, and more! Follow The Job Interview Experience on: INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE

Entrevisto a Roberto Sánchez, reconocido locutor venezolano con 30 años de experiencia radicado en Estados Unidos. Roberto ha ganado varios premios SOVAS y PromaxBDA, ha grabado para marcas como HBO Latinoamérica, Colgate, Pepsi, Toyota, NBCUniverso, CNBC, American Airlines y muchas más. Puedes saber más de el en su web:https://lavozderoberto.com/O en su Instagram:@lavozderoberto

Simon Mainwaring is the founder and CEO of We First Branding, a creative consultancy committed to business as a force for good. Simon joins Paul to discuss his positive outlook regarding business, and how it should always be aimed at taking us forward in constructive ways as a society. KEY TAKEAWAYS Storytelling has always been the best way of connecting with other people. It connects us on a primal level, and is one of the only tried and tested ancient forms of connection still in use today. Social media can be put to damaging use, but we must never discount its positive effects. Using it as a force for good should be at the heart of every business strategy. All of us are an individual, but the real turning point is when individuals decide that the way we should behave and think will be driven by collective wellbeing. Now is the time for real and meaningful change as a society. We are at the brink of no return, and are in danger of seeing our way of life irrevocably damaged if we do not collectively act. BEST MOMENTS  ‘I was really struggling to figure out why I wasn’t fulfilled by what I was doing’ ’Those two words, “Wake Up”, really took on a profundity for me that I didn’t expect’ ’There’s a distinction between healthy self-interest and selfishness’ ‘COVID has made it very clear to everybody, that on a dime, the world can change'   VALUABLE RESOURCES Mastering The Game Of Life   Simon Mainwaring - https://simonmainwaring.com We First Branding - https://www.wefirstbranding.com/about/ Simon Mainwaring LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonmainwaring/ ABOUT THE GUEST Simon is a Global Thought Leader, Bestselling Author, and Keynote Speaker.  He is the founder and CEO of We First, a strategic consultancy that accelerates growth and impact for purpose-driven brands. He is a member of the Advisory Council of Conscious Capitalism LA, the Advisory Board of Sustainable Brands, The Forbes Business Council, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in London. His book, ‘We First: How brands and consumers use social media to build a better world’, is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Amazon bestseller.  It was named an Amazon Top Ten Business Book, 800CEORead Top Five Marketing Book, strategy+business named it the Best Business Marketing Book of the Year, and Sustainable Brands listed We First as one of their Top Sustainability Books of the decade.  It has been translated into Russian, Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean. Simon also writes of the popular ‘Purpose At Work’ blog in Forbes. Simon is a sought-after international speaker with engagements including the Cannes International Advertising Festival, Royal Society of Arts, SXSW, TEDxSF, NAB, Promaxbda, Conscious Capitalism, Necker Island with Sir Richard Branson, Aspen Institute, Sustainable Brands, SOCAP, 3BL, Social Good Summit, National Speakers Association, 1440 Multiversity, National Press Club, Harvard, USC, UCLA and the United Nations Foundation. He has delivered keynotes at Google, Coca-Cola, General Motors, VF, Samsung, VSP Global, Toyota, SAP, Gucci, JP Morgan Chase, Timberland, VW Group, the NHL, and Patagonia. Prior to starting We First, Simon spent 15 years as an award-winning writer, Creative Director, and Worldwide Creative Director at many of the world’s top creative advertising agencies including Saatchi & Saatchi, Wieden & Kennedy, and Ogilvy working on brands such a Nike, Coca-Cola, Toyota, and Motorola, as well as consulting on dozens of F500 brands for leading advertising, production, and digital companies. Contact Simon via: www.SimonMainwaring.com Alternatively: www.WeFirstBranding.com ABOUT THE HOST One thing that’s never been attached to Paul is the label ‘normal’ – something he is totally aware of.  He definitely subscribes to being one of those mentioned the iconic ‘Think Different’ Apple commercial narrated by Steve Jobs in 1977: “Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently -- they're not fond of rules.  You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... they push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do!” Paul has a long and distinguished history of coaching & mentoring – particularly focusing on helping people make the transition from pain to purpose; a journey he has made himself, from the depths of a deep dark existence, to now living a life of happiness and prosperity. Through this Mastering The Game Of Life podcast, and books he has been involved in – including being a best-selling co-author – Paul also helps others to get their own inspirational messages and stories out into the world; as well as offering support to many charitable organisations, in their development & fund-raising. “Remember – Mastering The Game Of Life Starts, By Embracing Our Hearts!” CONTACT METHODS Tel: +44 (0) 115 7270101 E-mail: Paul@Paul-Lowe.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/IAMPaulLowe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamPaulLowe/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe-7a78332a/  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

"Dignity of human nature requires that we must face the storms of life."  -Mahatma Gandhi Part of being human is to know that we're heard, we're valued, we're respected and that what we do provides some kind of meaning.  Where does that come from?  It's all about dignity! Today's workplace cultures have a void and that void is dignity.  People's needs aren't being met and this episode's guest is out to change it!  Her name is Esther Weinberg and she has got the GOODS!  Want to change your workplace to one where people want to be and flourish?  Take a listen! CHEERS! More on Esther... Esther Weinberg is a leader in redefining organizational culture. She and her team assist mid to large media companies, their employees and specifically their executive leadership teams to build sustainable company cultures based on respect, safety and trust. Esther is a powerhouse game changer who has successfully transformed organizations, executive leaders, and teams for over 20 years. From a Disney and FOX executive to an expert in organizational leadership development, Esther’s unique training and mentorship ability taps into the pulse of the current challenges today’s media, publishing and tech companies are facing internally. Using The Ready Zone TM framework, Esther coaches and trains leaders through change with proven systems to reframe, refocus and realign – and ultimately rise to lead. Esther creates breakthrough strategies for Netflix, NBCUniversal, Microsoft, Turner, Warner Bros., Sony, DreamWorks Animation, Univision, Discovery Communications, CNN, Adobe and Disney. Esther has built a reputation as a thought leader that practices what she shares, standing in the shoes of C-Suite executives as both an interim CEO and leader at numerous organizations. Esther’s passion for developing leaders globally and building cross-cultural solutions stems from her work abroad including in Botswana, Israel and in Uganda. Esther also held executive positions at Disney/ABC Television Group and Fox. Esther is a graduate of New York University with a major in Journalism and CoachU. She is a member of Women in Cable Telecommunications, PromaxBDA, and Harvard’s Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital as well as an Introductory Leader for Landmark, a worldwide company facilitating personal development programs. Contact: Esther Weinberg at esther@mindlightgroup.com, 323-424-3474.

En este programa hablamos de los premios PromaxBDA y vemos los trailers de "Deadwood, La película" y "Chicos buenos".#TeleCineVision #ChicosBuenos @PromaxBDA

My motto is to be the best you must hire the best. This practice is what helped me become a multi-millionaire. I’m well aware you can only go so far on your own. So when I set out to launch my second company, ProjectME with Tiffany Carter, I knew I had to hire the best even though this was a start-up company solely funded by me, myself and I. Since I’ve done this business building thing before, I’ve learned a thing or two from making a crap ton of mistakes. One of which, is I always regret it when I base my decisions on cost versus quality. To have the best, you have to pay a premium. You can’t buy a Coach bag and turn it into a Chanel. Although Coach is a good quality bag, it will never be a Chanel. Do you want your brand to be good, superior, or the best of the best? I searched for and hired the Chanel of the branding world, Jordan Duvall, to help match my vision of ProjectME into a visual symphony. Jordan is a Soul Brand Strategist, Certified NLP Practitioner and Success Coach. With more than 20 years of experience in entertainment advertising, marketing, and photography, Jordan has worked on such campaigns as The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Star Trek, and The Voice. She got her start as one of the three founding members of The Ant Farm print department and went on to work with such private clients as Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy. She served as an Art Director for BLT Communications, Universal Pictures, AvatarLabs and NBC Entertainment developing unique and award-winning campaigns and won PromaxBDA awards for her work on both The Blacklist and Aquarius. Jordan combined her knowledge of marketing, branding, art direction, photography, and social media to launch her own brand to help spiritual entrepreneurs create a clear strategic roadmap and cohesive brand vision so they can elevate their brand and expand their influence. Her specialties include creative direction, photo shoots, and creating an aligned, abundant and authentic brands which produce strong ROI for her private clients and students. You can connect with Jordan Duvall at: Website - jordanduvall.com Instagram - instagram.com/igniteyoursoulbrand FB - facebook.com/igniteyoursoulbrand FB Group - facebook.com/groups/igniteyoursoulbrand/ Soul Brand Quiz - jordanduvall.com/soul-brand-quiz FREE Masterclass - onlinemeetingnow.com/register/?id=popmx65qzd Welcome to ProjectME the Podcast with your host Tiffany Carter, who takes the mystery out of making BIG money. A former NBC and CBS TV journalist, turned multi-millionaire entrepreneur, teaching you all things wealth, worth, and business. You can follow Tiffany on Instagram @projectme_with_tiffany or on Facebook @projectmewithtiffany.

Robert Gottlieb shares his career journey from his early love of film to working on sets as a background extra to writing screenplays in his spare time to, finally, climbing the ranks at Fox Sports.

Jeanine Liburd, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer for BET Networks,talks about how she worked her way from local politics to media and entertainment, what she learned along the way and what challenges she faces now.This episode is the first in a series of Career Stories, sponsored by Promax's People and Culture Council, dedicated to fostering a community of diverse talent, celebrating unique perspectives and developing a greater sense of community and belonging.

“Look around and see what opportunities there are, and then learn about it; educate yourself. The only risk in life is for the uneducated.” - Tim Thompson In episode 50 of the RevThinking podcast, we listen in on a talk Tim Thompson delivered at PromaxBDA in New York on the Four Stages of a Creative Career. In this talk Tim opens your mind to what’s possible when you start looking at the totality of a creative career. Most of us start out as an artist, or an employee somewhere, or a freelancer; then we start our business. And then if we get to that point where we have people working for us and our name is on the door – and we’re making a lot of money – we think we’ve arrived. We’ve reached the pinnacle. Actually, there’s a lot more out there and this is what Tim reveals. It’s ultimately an encouragement for you to not sell you and your career short. There is much more that awaits.

What are you currently doing to keep existing viewers watching your content and to attract new viewers to discover your content? Today's guest argues that it's not about the consumer finding the content, but more about the content finding the consumer. Today, we're going back to New York to the PromaxBDA conference 2018 for a session titled “Make Your Content Find the Consumer.” presented by Chris Ambrozic, Head of Personalized Content Discovery at TiVo. Chris asks us all “How do we go beyond the set-top box and crack the code of viewer engagement on all screens? With higher viewership—and more connected devices, apps, services, and UIs than ever—your content must be relevant to your audience. Chris argues and shows proven methods for why: Personalization is key. This is a good one, and there's a nice Q&A following this episode that is sure to inspire your next creative solution.

Get comfortable with constant change. It's a good thing.Audiences are getting harder and harder to pin down. Brands are looking more and more alike. Jonathan Davis, VP, Brand Creative, A&E Sabrina Malik, VP, Consumer Marketing & Strategy, A&E walk you through various creative examples as they take a hard look at what it takes to innovate, reduce spend, and work with artists in order to breakthrough in this tough environment.

Welcome to the era of branded AR in which consumers can now create their own content. Moderators Brien Holman and Loren Judah from We Are Royale, the award-winning creative and digital agency, and a panel of AR/VR innovators will show you how to engage consumers with new, customizable interactive entertainment. Find out how to market these amazing experiences.

Harvey Levin, founder of TMZ and host of OBJECTified, joins to talk about the premiere of the second season of OBJECTified that has so far included NBA legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Dr. Phil. Plus, he shares the secret sauce behind what made the TMZ brand into a phenomenon that has spawned TV shows, bus tours and more.

You want your video content to win. How can you create a targeted plan to engage viewers while they're at home and on the go? Andrew Finlayson of SmithGeiger Research has the answers and he's telling. Learn the ten strategies leading media companies are using right now to effectively connect viewers with content.

Email: luxycast@superlux.com Topic Links: PromaxBDA [ https://promaxbda.org/ ] IGTV - [ https://bit.ly/2MGN7Zf ] People on the podcast: Saif Khan - [ https://www.instagram.com/saifire/ ] Eric Carros - [ https://www.instagram.com/carrosene/ ] Sarah Woods - [ https://www.instagram.com/mymaudlincareer/ ]

History was made at Station Summit when three of the most influential people -- David Muir of ABC World News Tonight, Jeff Glor from the CBS Evening News and Lester Holt of NBC Nightly News -- came together for a not-to-be-missed panel discussion moderated by Frank Biancuzzo, executive vice president and group head, Hearst Television. With the unprecedented changes happening in our world right now, there's never been a more vital time for us to hear their perspectives on the events shaping America today—and to find out what it means to be a trusted source in this minute-by-minute news environment.

It happens to most of us: You are trucking along, doing your job and all of a sudden ... you don't have one anymore. At first, you feel shocked and terrified, and then you just feel sad. But this session, titled “The First 90 Days: Personal and Professional Recovery and Reinvention," is here to reassure you that there are steps you can take to get you to the next point in your career journey. Heather Jagels, principal and owner, Mountain Zen Creative, leads a panel on the 12 steps to recovery after a career transition. Jagels talks with Astra Dorf, director, business development and creative resources, Astra Reps, and Evan Shapiro, owner/producer, eshapTV. Together, they offer easy ways to help you uncover your strengths.

Adam Espinoza of creative agency Friends of Mine talks the strategy and creation of this year's PromaxBDA Awards open. He gives us a behind-the-scenes look into music selection, graphics creation, live-action production and all the elements it took to create the beautiful two-minute-and 30-second piece.

"Data can't be everything and it's not predictive of future habits; it shows you where people have been but it doesn't show you where people are going." – Steve Viola, FX Networks In our second annual PromaxBDA Roundtable Podcast, Tim Thompson and Joel Pilger have a conversation with four amazing guests: Chuck Carey, Marcel Ziul, Meghan Kirsch, and Steve Viola. First off we would like to give a big shout out to Kristen Huffines at Aspire Artist Agency. She sponsored this event and graciously let us use her presidential suit in New York city at the Hilton Midtown Hotel. The topic of this years roundtable podcast is, "We've got Data so who needs creative?" The guests are, Chuck Carey a Creative Entrepreneur and one of the founders & partners at Troika, Marcel Ziul a Creative Director & Founder of State Design, Meghan Kirsch SVP of Marketing & Creative at Viceland, and Steve Viola the SVP of Design at FX networks.

In today's episode, we return to PromaxBDA Games in San Francisco to hear Nicolas Darveau-Garneau, Google chief search evangelist, consider the future of marketing in the age of assistance.In today's ever-evolving marketing landscape, connected consumers demand more personal, relevant and useful engagement with brands. This gives way to what Google calls “the age of assistance.” It signifies an intelligent genre of customer engagement where brands must shift from marketing-centric, omnichannel campaigns to customer-centric, cross-channel engagement that's assistive, useful and additive in nature.How to make it work for you might not be obvious, but Darveau-Garneau unfurls the roadmap to show us how to create the most authentic user engagement.

In this episode, Tim has a great conversation with Soul Brand Strategist, Success Coach, and Award-winning Art Director Jordan Duvall. Listen in as Jordan shares real-life lessons and the amazing work she is doing in this world with the understanding that any and all brands start from within! OUR CONVERSATION: How she is using Social Media Knowing the entry point of your story and how to tell it The hospital bed story and the mess she created Job loss, no income and getting pregnant Getting obsessed with personal growth Being the artist of your own disaster and not knowing what the end will look like Getting introduced to limiting beliefs The relationship with emotions Realizing fear is just a shadow Experiencing the reverse of an emotion Developing the desire to help and teach others Asking for help is not admitting failure Business is a mirror reflection of who you are CONNECT WITH JORDAN: Website: www.jordanduvall.com Facebook: ingiteyoursoulbrand Instagram: igniteyoursoulbrand REFERENCES: Abraham Hicks Zero Limits by Joe Vitale & Ihaleakala Hew Len The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy ABOUT JORDAN: Jordan Duvall is a Soul Brand Strategist, Success Coach, Photographer, and Award-winning Art Director based in Los Angeles. With more than 18 years of experience in entertainment advertising, marketing, and photography, Jordan has worked on such campaigns as “The Lord of the Rings” Trilogy, “Star Trek”, and “The Voice”. She got her start as one of the three founding members of The Ant Farm print department and went on to work with such private clients as Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy. She served as an Art Director for BLT Communications, Universal Pictures, AvatarLabs and NBC Entertainment developing unique and award-winning campaigns and won PromaxBDA awards for her work on both “The Blacklist” and “Aquarius”. Jordan combined her knowledge of marketing, branding, and social media to launch her own brand to help coaches, creatives and healers create a clear strategic roadmap and cohesive brand vision so they can build a brand that matters. Her specialties include creative direction, photography, marketing, and productivity which produce strong ROI for her private clients + students. INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC (Used by permission): Continuation Vibe – Written, arranged and performed by Luke Pecoraro (© 2018 LSP Music) Uphill Conversations is an Uphill Strategies, LLC production...

In today's episode, we listen in on Dr. Simon Moore, a chartered business and consumer psychologist and managing partner with the insight and behaviour change consultancy, Innovationbubble.Moore shares case studies in cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, and behavioral science, to demonstrate how we all live much more in the non-conscious world than in the conscious one. This session will challenge your assumptions, inspire you to consider new solutions, and help you understand alternative methods.

In today's episode, we check in with Shawn Kittelsen, co-writer of the award-winning video game Injustice 2, who says that passionate fandom happens when people connect emotionally to content. And that should be the same for marketing as well. “If you feel nothing when you are looking at your creative,” he asks, “who else do you think is going to feel something?”In this session, recorded at PromaxGAMES in San Francisco, Kittelsen advises marketers to lead with their hearts but confirm with their data.

Husband-and-wife team Yusuf and Sumaiya Omar talk the power of the Hashtag Our Stories movement, and how they are working to empower communities across the globe to tell their stories using just their smart phones. Listen to them here and then check them out at the PromaxBDA Conference in NYC on June 13.

Neste episódio do V-Ray Master Talk, temos o prazer de receber um dos profissionais mais experientes da equipe de videographics da Rede Globo, responsável por diversas vinhetas e aberturas que você vê todos os dias na tela da sua televisão: Luiz Filipe Cavalcanti. Com mais de 25 anos de estrada, Luiz Felippe contou detalhes sobre sua carreira, seu trabalho com os mestres Alceu Baptistão e Hans Donner, deu dicas de produção e muito mais. Comentados neste episódio: - FlavioMac | http://www.flaviomac.com.br/ - Rebus Farm | https://us.rebusfarm.net/en/ - Prêmio PromaxBDA | https://www.promaxbda.org/ - As pirâmides do Fantástico | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1fuQsd7E0o - Hans Donner ainda é o maioral | http://hansdonner.com.br/ - O que é esse tal cajá-mirim? | http://g1.globo.com/sp/campinas-regiao/terra-da-gente/flora/noticia/2015/01/caja-mirim.html - Prepare-se para uma Viagem Insólita | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTwsGD1vymo - Vetor Zero | www.vetorzero.com.br - A sereia e os tatuís da Skol | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1mrDX57gSs e https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dfcg-fQ_P6M - Com vocês, o Brasilino! | https://http2.mlstatic.com/boneco-brasilino-fabrica-de-moveis-brasil-anos70-D_NQ_NP_581401-MLB20315522467_062015-F.jpg - V-Ray Show Reel 2016 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqB9KJsbIlU&t - Luciano Neves | http://www.lucianonevesvfx.com/ - Rick Ramos | http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5585497/ e https://www.flickr.com/photos/rickramosvfx/albums - Danilo Athayde | https://www.artstation.com/artist/danilo - O relógio do "Governator" | http://www.ablogtowatch.com/arnold-schwarzenegger-watch-brand-debuts-2015/ - Villa Lobos - Uma Vida de Paixão (2000) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2oCAWVTISE - Abstract, o super documentário sobre design da Netflix | http://designculture.com.br/netflix-e-uma-super-serie-documentario-sobre-design-e-arte-abstract-the-art-of-design/ Como sempre, não se esqueça de visitar o V-Ray Masters: www.vraymasters.com www.facebook.com/vraymasters/ www.facebook.com/groups/vraymaster/ Dúvidas? Sugestões? contato@vraymasters.com

Arlen Marmel, general manager of audience-focused aggregation platform VRV, first explains what the heck an audience-focused aggregation platform is and then discusses the fan-based value proposition of VRV (pronounced Verve), which features such premium SVOD channels as Crunchyroll, Funimation, Rooster Teeth, Drama Fever, Shudder and more.

Carlos El Asmar of Motionographer.com tells all about the exciting Pop Up F5 live experience happening at this year's PromaxBDA Conference in New York City on Tuesday, June 12.

Programming Insider Editor in Chief Marc Berman offers his take on the 2018 Television Upfronts, including what's on tap for next season, what's been canceled and which broadcast schedules looked best to him.

What is brand citizenship? How can companies best integrate it into their brands so that it comes off to consumers as authentic and not pandering? Civic Chief Culture Officer Linda Ong and UPtv CMO Scot Safon discuss who's doing it right, who's doing it wrong and how companies can best integrate this important strategy into their workplaces and their marketing ahead of their upcoming session at PromaxBDA The Conference 2018. 

In our first annual PromaxBDA Roundtable Podcast, Tim Thompson and Joel Pilger have a conversation with five amazing guests: Alberto Scirocco, Josh Norton, PJ Richardson, Lorey Zlotnick and Patalia Tate.  Back in June in Los Angeles at the Conference, Tim and Joel thought it would be really great to take advantage of everyone being in one place at one time during the year and grab a few of their RevThink clients and create a round-table conversation So they brought together the owners of some of the top agencies, studios and production companies. But just to mix it up a bit, they also invited someone from the client side, to give a contrasting perspective Lorey Zlotnick: executive recently NFL Network, Outdoor Network, FOX and Bravo Then at the last minute, Joel bumped into his former client and now friend: Patalia Tate: VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING & CREATIVE STRATEGY at Scripps Networks Interactive.   Patalia was kind enough to accept his invitation to join in the roundtable, as well.

Steve Kazanjian is President & CEO at PromaxBDA, the global community of marketers and creatives in the media & entertainment industry. Steve has a heart for the creative agencies. On the RevThinking podcast, RevThink's Joel Pilger interviews Steve to hear how Creative Entrepreneurs is fulfilling his vision to more fully meet the needs of agency leaders and their businesses.

LaFern Cusack talks media literacy with Paige Albiniak, contributing editor for Broadcasting and Cable, and editorial director for PromaxBDA.

RevThink consultants Joel Pilger and Tim Thompson discuss Creative Entrepreneurs, the regular gathering of agency/studio owners, consultants and guest experts to help you discover a path to actualize the future of your business. HOW IT STARTED We first lit the fire at PromaxBDA: The Conference in NYC last June with the first-ever gathering of principals to address the unique challenges that agencies face in our industry. Tim Thompson and Joel Pilger led the conversation with special guests Tricia Melton, Andy Baker, Michael Waldron, Will Travis and Gareb Shamus. Next was our one-day conference at Terranea resort in LA where we focused on the topic of Sales. Tim and Joel spearheaded a lively day along with guest experts Robert Blatchford and Bill Sewell. THE NEXT EVENT: FEBRUARY 22, 2017 IN NYC Now we are heading back to NYC. Join us for this upcoming event where guest experts Will Travis and John Young will join us to focus on the topic of Marketing and Positioning at your creative agency. Creative Entrepreneurs is partnership of RevThink and PromaxBDA.

Today we’re talking to esteemed entertainment marketer and PromaxBDA President and CEO Steve Kazanjian about consumer behavior, content, and all things social media. During the course of our conversation, Steve reveals why data is the... The post Steve Kazanjian: PromaxBDA President and CEO On The Power of Data, Content And Specificity appeared first on Up Next.

Today’s guest is Graham Hill, Freelance Creative Director at the agency HUSH. With over thirteen years experience spanning film titles, branding, book design, large-scale interactive installations, music videos, and commercials, Graham is as comfortable in the director's chair as he is kerning logotypes. No matter the project, his approach remains the same—find the core of the problem and create a visceral, visually compelling solution touching both the heart and the brain. Graham dropped by Refilmery to share with us his experience executing interactive installations. We talk about his “flat” leadership hierarchy and how that influences the process. He tells us how to stay “on brand” to deliver a compelling story while also meeting the needs of the campaign, and he also shares strategies of how to bring together the various personalities of your creative team. We also discuss personal branding - when you have so much varied creative content on your reel, how do you curate what you present when networking with clients and on your website? Do you include everything? Or only the projects that reflect the direction you want to take your career? About Graham Hill Graham’s work has been recognized by the AIGA, promaxBDA, Stash DVD Magazine, Output Magazine, metropolis, Interview Magazine, Creativity Online, FWA, as well as numerous books and websites. He’s also been a guest critic at SVA and Pratt Institute and has spoken at conferences around the world. Additionally, he has no sense of humor. About Refilmery Welcome to Refilmery! We are a brand film production company in New York and each week we turn the mic on our fellow creatives and the brand leaders that we produce films for, to find out why they make their films, and how they use storytelling to reach their audiences. We’ve created this monthly Series of film screenings, networking events, parties, and production workshops in New York to help connect you with the people and the ideas you need to bring your own story to life. So visit http://Refilmery.com/Series to join our mailing list and we will keep you up to date on our events. Also if you enjoyed today’s show, you can help spread the word by sharing it with a friend. Get them to subscribe by searching “Refilmery” in iTunes or Google. Today’s show was curated by Gabrielle Chang. Production management by Francesca Rimi, Lauren Sagnella, and production assistance by Yinnan Shen. Theme music by Julian Bell. Produced by http://Refilmery.com. Hosted by David Joshua Ford.

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