Member Webinar on Branding ABCs : 9/21/12

Branding ABC: A behind the scenes look at entertainment marketing

Friday, September 21
11:00 a.m. central

Presented by:
Matt Pashkow (Pash), renowned design strategist, author and educator

What happens when a Los Angeles design entrepreneur who managed to keep the entertainment industry at arm’s length for nearly twenty years gets seduced into the world of high profile broadcast network television? The learning curve was steep, but the perspective is fresh—and Matt Pashkow (Pash) will share many insights, war stories, successes, and lots and lots of failures. He’ll touch on life in the corporate world, how his creative teams are structured, and may even drop the names of a couple A, B, and C-list celebrities. Intrigued and frustrated by his observation that entertainment creatives seldom “play with others,” Pash will address why entertainment marketing is so often dominated by practices of the world of advertising rather than the world of design. And finally he’ll touch on how overseeing brand for ABC is complicated by the fact that the network is owned by Disney, arguably the world’s most beloved entertainment company.

 


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Not sure you can make it? Go ahead and register anyway! Whether or not you attend the live event, as a registrant you will receive a link to view the archived version


 

This is part of Industry Insights: Career Development Webinars,” a members-only series created by AIGA and Aquent. This series give AIGA members exclusive insights into design techniques and strategies that today’s leading firms use to leverage their brands. Industry experts in rapidly growing sectors will share visual presentations, strategy reviews, demos and case studies—giving you a window into the best practices and fresh ideas of design leaders who are achieving results for their companies.

By AIGA
Published September 12, 2012
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