Entertainment Editors/Advertising Writers
ADVISORY...for Friday (Dec. 6)
--(BUSINESS WIRE)
WHAT: iHollywood Event, "Using Advertising and Marketing
Strategies to Sell Entertainment and Consumer Brands --
Film, TV, Cable,
Broadband, Music, Video and Sports"
WHY: Join Hollywood's top film, TV, cable and entertainment
marketers managing multi-million dollar campaigns to
discuss how advertising and brand marketing will sell
entertainment, digital services and consumer products.
-- Learn how successful strategies were deployed for
campaigns using traditional media -- film, TV,
print and radio -- and integrated marketing,
including Internet, wireless, interactive TV, and
3rd party promotions.
-- Discover how to use promotional tie-ins and product
placement to position your brand in film and
television.
-- Leverage industry trade advertising opportunities
to generate exposure for your clients during Oscar
and Emmy campaigns among entertainment industry
peers.
WHEN: Friday, Dec. 6, 2002
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
WHERE: Wyndham BelAge Hotel
1020 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood
Cost: $70 until Dec. 4, then $80. $95 at the door
Featured Speakers:
-- Paula Silver, President, Beyond the Box, Marketing Consultant for
"My Big Fat Greek Wedding"
Meet one of the marketing gurus behind the success of the highest
grossing independent film in box office history, and hear Paula
share her innovative strategies. Beyond The Box is a promotional
firm growing famous for its innovative and cutting edge promotions
and email campaigns. Learn how they used a small-budget,
grass-roots campaign to build word of mouth for "Greek Wedding."
(invited speaker subject to confirmation)
-- Rita Prosyak, Vice President, Feature Film Promotions
20th Century Fox Theatrical Marketing
Learn an insider's secrets on how 20th Century Fox feature films
have saved millions of dollars on production budgets by creatively
negotiating deals for product placement and third-party tie-in
promotions for Fox's key theatrical initiatives such as product
placement of Nokia and Gap Store in "Minority Report." Other
promotions include "X-Men 2" and "Daredevil," the Reggie
Award-winning campaign in support of "Moulin Rouge" and the
studios' first CGI animated film, "Ice Age."
-- Doug Hirsch, Head
Yahoo! Movies and Yahoo! TV
Doug manages Yahoo!'s entertainment business unit, including the
Yahoo! Movies, Yahoo! TV, and Yahoo! Entertainment sites. In the
last year, Hirsch's team relocated to Los Angeles, created and
maintained editorial and marketing relationships with every major
film studio, produced hundreds of film and DVD exclusives, and
turned Yahoo! Movies the dominant #1 movie site on the Web
(Nielsen//NetRatings). For Yahoo! TV, Doug works closely with the
broadcast and cable networks.
-- Scott Richman, Executive Director of Marketing, AOL Music
America Online, Inc.
Scott joined AOL in 2001 and is responsible for working with brand
marketing partners to create integrated music marketing,
sponsorship and advertising programs across AOL's own leading
music properties including the AOL Broadband service and on the
web, throughout AOL's family of brands, including Netscape,
CompuServe, AIM, ICQ, Winamp and Spinner. He oversees promotions
for AOL Music and works closely with AOL Time Warner sister
companies to create cross-platform programs for leading partners.
Partners include AT&T Wireless, Burger King, Coke, Dell Computers,
GM, MCI, Pepsi, Toyota, T-Mobile/Voicestream, among others.
-- Greg Buell, Electronic Media Sales Manager
The Hollywood Reporter Online
Hollywoodreporter.com delivers daily breaking news stories,
feature-length articles and coverage of all major festivals,
markets and events such as the upcoming Academy Awards. The
Neilsen Net Ratings audited their site, and reports they average
245,000 unique users per month and more than two million page
views are totaled per month.
-- Devery Holmes, President
Norm Marshall and Associates (NMA)
NMA is recognized as a pioneer in the area of product placement
and film tie-ins, a practice that is now a steadily emerging
component in corporate marketing mixes. NMA has coordinated
multiple thousands of recognizable corporate placements in some of
Hollywood's most famous television and feature film productions,
including: Shrek, Bridget Jones Diary, Golden Eye, Spirit, Screen
Actors Guild Awards, NBC, The Bourne Identity, Winter Olympics and
many more.
-- Ed Tettemer, Principal and CEO
Red Tettemer
Red Tettemer is an east coast advertising agency that specializes
in strategically creative solutions for entertainment and
communications companies, specifically in cable. Their success
stories include launching Comcast's VOD products while helping
them achieve record digital-cable growth -- Digital-cable sales
were $60 million ahead of budget in the first year alone. They
also helped Cablevision build the country's most successful
cable-powered Internet brand in Optimum Online, and named and
developed the WE: Women's Entertainment brand, helping them sell
90% of their advertising inventory during their inaugural selling
season.
-- Moderators:
Marla Matzer Rose, Marketing Reporter, Hollywood Reporter
Becky Ebencamp, Bureau Chief, Brandweek
Program Schedule:
8:00-9:00 Full networking breakfast
9:15-9:30 Introduction
9:30-10:15 Case Study Presentations
-- Devery Holmes: Product Placement and Film Tie ins
-- Greg Buell: Using Online Marketing for Oscar and Emmy
Campaigns
-- Ed Tettemer: Using Emotional Appeal in Marketing and
Advertising
10:15-11:10 Traditional Marketing Strategies, Product Placement and
Film Tie Ins
-- Rita Prosyak
-- Paula Silver
-- Ed Tettemer
-- Devery Jones
-- Moderator: Marla Matzer Rose
11:15-12:10 Integrated Marketing Strategies Using New Technology
Platforms
-- Doug Hirsch
-- Scott Richman
-- Greg Buell
-- Moderator: Becky Ebencamp
General Info: (310) 815-3884
Press Information:
Complimentary admission for qualified editorial media available
through pre-registration ONLY. Press will not be admitted at the door
without prior written approval. Due to limited space, only a few press
passes are available so early registration is highly recommended.