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You Land the Interview and Then. the Unexpected Happens

PR for Anyone

If there is one thing I’ve learned doing media interviews and teaching people how to do it, it’s expect the unexpected. When my clients land media interviews, we always do media training beforehand. How to politely break in and be heard if the host is dominating the interview. You really have to be prepared for anything.

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Acting the Part (of Thought Leader and Spokesperson)

Flack's Revenge

He’s a Maryland-based corporate, securities, and M&A lawyer who knows Brette from his work in the film business. Brette is a dynamo, someone who uniquely focuses on helping actors and corporate executives deliver their best performances. Setting (where are you in space and time)? How do you want the audience to feel?

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Lights, camera, action or no action?

PR in High Definition

My background is in corporate video and that’s more my bag. The corporate communications world is no exception, with 86% of businesses using video as a marketing tool. For example, this may work as a sit-down interview where often the mistake that is made, counter intuitive as it may be, is to be too prepared.

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Life Rewritten: Composing Your Legacy with Carrie KC West

PR for Anyone

Through her experiences, including film school and self-discovery, Carrie uncovered the importance of understanding one’s own origin story. Carrie shares her own experience of transitioning from the excitement of working in the film industry to the uncertainty of pursuing writing as a career.

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How Pioneers in Skirts Ran a Successful Kickstarter Campaign…and Beyond!

Deirdre Breakenridge

A documentary film depends on individuals, foundations and businesses to help fund it – and the process of applying and appealing is always ongoing. Knowing that Kickstarters are also important for getting more eyes on the film itself, I did my best to help increase awareness of, and drive excitement for, the film and its Kickstarter.

Film 150
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What Public Relations Can Learn From The Golden Globes

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

But the story was overlong and it probably belonged in the post-Awards interviews rather then the acceptance speech itself. We acknowledge that celebrities have a lot on their plates at industry events, but knowing the names of top films is relevant to their business. And it shouldn’t have happened.

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6 Awesome Examples of How To Leverage Corporate History in Brand Storytelling

MaccaPR

Corporate histories are important to customers, employees, business partners, and community members. Your corporate story can prove that sound business decisions have been made along the way, pay respect to your employees, build goodwill, and demonstrate long-lasting corporate strength. Legos' Corporate History Video.