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Music can also further create and establish an identity and sense of belonging. Again, you only need to think about football fans and music fans to see the power it has to build unifying bridges that cross over any differences to create a place or experience where people feel they belong and are a part of something bigger. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dpdNR_A #BrandCommunications #BrandDesigner #BrandPersonality #Wellbeing #BrandExperience #Belonging

Here's a quick read about our play The Long Way Home featuring the songs of the legendary Tom Waits:

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During several engaging months working on the volunteer-based production of Fish Don't Cry, a heartfelt play about the Mariupol tragedy, Alyona Merritt and I have delved deep (and quite unexpectedly) into the nuances of theatre marketing. Now, looking back at the experience, It's incredibly fulfilling to realize that Alyona's instinctive, creative strategies align so well with the established practices in this artful domain. While I was tempted to write a detailed article about our journey and the lessons learned, for now I have settled to share a resource which to some degree matches our experience, and also provides a wealth of guidance for anyone embarking on a similar adventure in theatre marketing. In the insightful "The Ultimate Guide to Theater Marketing" by Eventbrite, the focus is on the critical aspects of understanding your audience, a cornerstone for any successful marketing endeavor. It also explores the power of social media, offering strategic ways to use platforms like Facebook and Instagram to reach and engage with audiences effectively. The guide highlights the importance of compelling content creation, a skill that is indispensable in attracting and retaining the interest of potential theatergoers. Additionally, it covers the nuances of email marketing, emphasizing the need to build and nurture an email list as a vital promotional tool. Lastly, it underscores the value of community engagement, encouraging strong relationships with local communities and organizations to broaden the reach and impact of your theater production. For those interested in exploring these strategies further, the full article is available here: https://lnkd.in/g_9DBr5u

In recent months, several Hollywood studios have been accused of playing peek-a-boo with their movies in which characters spontaneously break out into song. However, marketing campaigns are multifaceted and have reach to the broadest possible audience, which is no small feat in today’s highly competitive theatrical film business. Audience members who saw the multitude of promotional materials and cast appearances for either “Wonka” or “The Color Purple” would certainly have been exposed to hints of what was in store. Each film is also different and needs to be marketed accordingly. And to reach the largest audience, studios tend to sell movies by showing viewers what they already know they like.  But marketing isn’t everything. Often the movie itself has to carry the day, and good buzz is a powerful force, especially for family-friendly films.

Have you ever considered how PR agencies and artists collaborate to build an artist's brand? The relationship between artists and brands is complex, especially when it comes to collaborations. Recently, there was a controversy rolling over social media where an artist failed to credit a brand for the accessories they wore, highlighting the importance of clear agreements. This is where Talent Management Agencies plays a crucial role. They act on behalf of artists who have signed agreements with them, helping to shape and manage their careers. For artists aiming to grow their personal brand, secure more opportunities, and establish a long-lasting career, partnering with a Talent Management Company is essential. These companies represent artists across various aspects of the entertainment industry, including events, music videos, advertising, publicity, social media, and more. A key element of these agreements is the Exclusivity Clause, which states that the artist cannot engage with other Talent Management Companies for similar services. However, the agency retains the right to provide similar services to other artists, even if they are considered competitors, without needing the artist's consent. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for any artist looking to build a successful career in the entertainment industry. And Who helps you to understand these clauses, It's Your Lawyer! I would like to Thank LawSikho Ramanuj Mukherjee Abhyuday Agarwal Komal Shah Yash Vijayvargiya Abhishek Pareek Ranojoy Middya. #MediaLaw #EntertainmentLaw #TalentManagement #ArtistRights #BrandBuilding #IntellectualProperty #LegalInsights #CareerDevelopment #PR #ArtistManagement #ExclusivityClause

I really like how this author did not limit #SonicBranding to music. Timing of words and inflections is 100% a part of good branding when it comes to #SoundInMarketing. #RadioAdvertising #AudioAdvertising

I really like how this author did not limit #SonicBranding to music. Timing of words and inflections is 100% a part of good branding when it comes to #SoundInMarketing. #RadioAdvertising #AudioAdvertising

I really like how this author did not limit #SonicBranding to music. Timing of words and inflections is 100% a part of good branding when it comes to #SoundInMarketing. #RadioAdvertising #AudioAdvertising

I really like how this author did not limit #SonicBranding to music. Timing of words and inflections is 100% a part of good branding when it comes to #SoundInMarketing. #RadioAdvertising #AudioAdvertising