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The Most Important PR Questions for Writers & Filmmakers

Quick questions: Why are some authors and filmmakers featured in magazines, newspapers, and on TV, while others seem to remain under the radar?  Why do some careers take off while others falter or flounder? The quality of the artwork; that’s always a good starting point, but that is seldom the complete answer. We all know […]

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A Writer’s Holiday Gift of PR

Over the past couple of years, I’ve come across an amazingly generous phenomena in the PR world. Several prospects who have contacted us around the holidays were not looking for a public relations campaign for themselves, but to give a PR campaign to authors they cared for. A public relations campaign as a holiday gift? […]

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Create & Wait: An Author’s Worst Marketing Approach

Many authors, filmmakers and artists, work under a strange type of “create and wait” mindset. According to this approach once a work has been created, an artist has completed his or her work and can't be bothered with marketing or promotion. Some feel that they shouldn’t have to market their art, others are loath to […]

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PR & Marketing in the Age of Disruption

From music to film, to publishing, to the world of fine art, the internet has forever changed marketing in the creative industries. This shift has been seismic and has turned what had been thought of as set-in-stone business models on their collective heads. I began as a music journalist and then managed bands in the […]

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The Filmmaker’s 5 Main Marketing Myths

You’re a filmmaker, not a marketer or promoter. Right? Wrong! That approach to filmmaking can lead you basically nowhere.  You might end up with a gem of a film, a film that’s important, a film that could succeed - and a film that gets lost. As a novelist, playwright and PR consultant, I know both […]

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Bart's Books: An Interview with Matt Henriksen

Based in Ojai, California, Bart’s Books is a bookstore unto itself. I was first introduced to Ojai by actors who were in my first play, Bang! A Love Story. That’s going back a few years now, and although my wife and I have visited several times since then we somehow never got around to visiting […]

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Upcoming Event: Beyond The Trailer - Movie Marketing Strategies

Beyond The Trailer: Movie Marketing Strategies and Promotional Tactics Presented by American Marketing Association (AMA) Los Angeles Want to learn how to create an effective PR and marketing campaign for your film? Actually, that’s a rhetorical question. I can tell you, the answer is YES. You want to develop and launch the most effective PR […]

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The Indie Filmmaker’s Secret Weapon: PR

If you’ve finished shooting, or have locked your film—congratulations! I know from experience that is not any easy process. It takes, blood, sweat, tears, and persistence—not to mention funding. So, do congratulate yourself, but then do a reality check and realize that your journey has just started. You now need to get your film into […]

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PR Secrets for Independent Films

I met with an independent filmmaker the other day about his PR needs for his upcoming film. Why is that news? Because he met with me to discuss launching a public relations campaign for his film six months before he will start shooting. We’ve been representing films for over two decades and believe me this […]

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Why PR is Crucial for Your Film

Technology and the digital world have caused huge changes to what was once considered business-as-usual in the entertainment world. While the last decade has seen the music and publishing arenas changed forever, the world of film production, distribution, and marketing is also in a state of flux. There are new approaches to production, distribution, and […]

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