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How to film thought leadership when you’re stuck indoors

Prohibition

Whether it’s an internal message from a senior leader to employees or a video for social media explaining your company’s response to the current situation, there’s lots of reasons why you might need to film someone in your company talking to camera over the next few weeks. Film in landscape. Consider professional editing.

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Coffee with a Journalist: Deanna Cuadra, Employee Benefit News

OnePitch

Deanna Cuadra is a senior reporter from Employee Benefit News, where she covers healthcare, US policy and reform, challenges faced by women and parents in the workplace, and innovation in work, culture, and, leadership. She also directs and produces short films and documentaries that center on marginalized communities.

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The Impact Marketing Approach We’re Using to Change the World

Deirdre Breakenridge

It was the summer of 2015, and filming of this very important impact documentary was going as planned. Our team estimated we’d finish the film after another year of following characters and fine-tuning scenes. Our film came to light at a time when the Pioneers in Skirts topic, to many, was considered a non-issue. What’s Next?

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Ahead of the Academy Awards, Marketing Wisdom From the ‘Barbie’ Blockbuster

PRSay

The “Barbie” film is empowering women of all identities as they reclaim Barbie as a symbol of inclusivity. Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on March 10, when “Barbie” is up for several awards, including Best Picture, let’s reflect on the film’s marketing campaign to extract valuable insights for practitioners.

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Lessons in Brand Cross-Promotions from ‘Barbenheimer’

PRSay

The two films — one a bright, uplifting tale of a doll come to life, the other a dark drama about “the father of the atomic bomb” — were both released on July 21, which led moviegoers to coin the term “ Barbenheimer.” In the case of “Barbenheimer,” the overt irony of their unlikely pairing helped fuel the success of both films.

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ICON 2022 Preview: Marlee Matlin on How Far Deaf Actors Have Come

PRSay

Since then, Matlin has gone on to have her own successful career in movies and TV, winning an Academy Award for her role in the 1986 film “Children of a Lesser God” at age 21. She co-starred in the 2021 film “ CODA ,” the story of a deaf family with one child who hears. The movie earned three Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

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Insights on Working With Deaf Talent in Media and Communications

PRSay

CODA” became the first film with a predominantly deaf cast to win the honor while cast member Troy Kotsur was the first deaf male actor to win an Oscar. (Co-star Maria Monte de Rey, chair of the California Association of the Deaf Media Committee , moderated the panel that also featured Delbert Whetter , a film producer and consultant.

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