Event Production

  1. Word of Mouth Helps Market Movies Behind the Scenes

    The success of “Paranormal Activity” has “become a primer” for how word of mouth can help market a movie. The team from Word of Mouth talks about how studios are learning to “break through the noise” and explains why, “ultimately, consumers are in control.”

  2. When Social Media Becomes Antisocial

    The keynote at this year’s Web 2.0 Expo created a social media stir — and not in a good way. Digital specialist Joshua-Michéle Ross weighs in on the event’s controversial presentation and discusses the pitfalls of “embracing a trend without thinking of why you are doing it.”

  3. Fleishman-Hillard Creative Helps CEO Wow in Keynote Presentation

    Creating compelling keynote presentations for some of the world’s highest ranking executives is just part of everyday business for Fleishman-Hillard Creative. But this time was different. This time the speaker was Fleishman-Hillard’s own president and CEO, Dave Senay. The team was charged with creating a multimedia presentation that would “tee up” the agency leader’s opening keynote speech for the 2008 Senior Leadership Conference, “Switched On. Future.” Members of the full-service creative group honed in on a winning concept: pairing larger-than-life images — displayed on 40-foot-wide, high-definition surround screens — with a spine-tingling, live a cappella performance. The results? A jaw-dropping keynote intro that builds excitement and culminates in a finale that has Senay seemingly walking out of the video and on to the stage. Strategic, innovative, and entertaining. So much so, in fact, that it recently took home a coveted Silver Telly Award in the category of film/video.

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