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Using PR to Succeed in the Film World

The film world has been going through seismic changes. Just as the music world was rocked and in many ways redefined by the internet, the film world is being reshaped and restructured. Not long ago prestige projects were only shown on the big screen, with cable and streaming, it’s now a whole new ballgame. An […]

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The Film Festival Dilemma & How To Solve It

Film festivals can be seductive. They offer more avenues to get your feature film viewed. In reality, that has its upside and its downside. Hundreds of films are now shown at film festivals and nowhere else. It’s as though they’re locked in an alternative universe. That can make it feel as though there is movement […]

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How to Market Your Book and Your Writing Career

Whether you’ve signed with a major publishing house, a boutique publisher or have self-published your book, there is one constant… You need to market! Unless you have very deep pockets, your best bet is going to be a combination of a public relations outreach combined with a social media campaign Why PR? Because public relations […]

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The Tarantino Approach

Long ago, before those now-famed dogs had ever found the reservoir, I was a partner in video and film production company. Our offices in Westwood, California, were we next to an entrepreneur whose stepson used to spend a good deal of time there. Eventually the stepson also moved into the office space. He was, well, […]

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How to PR, Market & Launch Your Book

To start, keep in mind that marketing your book, is different than marketing yourself as an author.  A book can be an engine that helps pull the train, but the overall train is your image and brand as a writer.  One of the problems I’ve had working with large publishing houses is that they focus […]

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What All Authors Need To Know About PR

Truth is, whether you're a self-published author, have signed with a boutique publishing firm or have landed a contract with one of the major houses – You need to launch your own PR campaign For example, one of the most confusing (and generally disheartening) conversations I have with authors who have signed with a traditional […]

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How PR Can Reach Your Filmmaking Objectives

I was contacted by a filmmaker recently who was interested in garnering PR for her film. She described it as a love story. It had no name actors, there was no particular media hook or angle that she could explain, the film did not have a timely element. It didn’t have a particular news-oriented hook. […]

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The Film PR Secret: Effective Storytelling

Although filmmakers are storytellers, this is a skill they often forget when it comes to launching a public relations campaign for their films. They have a tendency to mistakenly shift gears and go from telling stories to selling products and the last thing that the media wants is to be sold. Remember, the presentations that […]

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Love & Mercy: The Heart and Soul of Rock & Roll

Paul McCartney once called "God Only Knows" "The greatest song ever written." Others have echoed that sentiment: Pharrell, Elton John, Lorde and more sing 'God Only Knows. My wife and I have always been Beach Boy fans. Before the two of us met, their music served as a soundtrack for us both. That said, this […]

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The PR for Filmmakers Seminars

You’ve finished your film. Great. So, what is your marketing and public relations gameplan? You have no idea how many filmmakers balk at that question. The truth is that particular question should have been answered long before the film was shot. That’s a question to answer early in preproduction. If you’re smart, you don’t even […]

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