From my buddy Randal in Oklahoma City:
KOCO 5 has an opening for a full-time Writer/Producer/Editor.
This job
is all about producing station image promotion that gets noticed in a
competitive market and advances our brand. If you want to work with
people who share your passion,
we want to hear from you.
Work samples must demonstrate strong writing
and producing skills, with a clean, compelling and consistent visual
and graphic aesthetic.
Send resume and promo samples to Randal Gage,
Creative Services Director, KOCO-TV 5, 1300 E
Britton Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73131 or email materials to
kocopromos@hearst.com. No phone calls please. Full details and
application information on KOCO.com.
The best(and sometimes the worst) promos around! Have something you'd like to share? Email me at donsjr@hotmail.com
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Feedback Requested
Christopher from WBOC-TV in Salisbury, MD would appreciate some feedback on his spot.
Keep in mind - this is a smaller market - so feel free to offer your thoughts, advice and constructive criticism.
Covering Delmarva Revised from Chris DeMondo on Vimeo.
Keep in mind - this is a smaller market - so feel free to offer your thoughts, advice and constructive criticism.
Covering Delmarva Revised from Chris DeMondo on Vimeo.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Nice Work!
Well done topical from WRAL -- great use of a waterproof GoPro and great sound design.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Station Sued Over Promo
This promo makes it look like Milwaukee has a bad cop on the streets.
Now, the police officer is suing. Watch the promo - and then read what was really going on.
Cleverly written around the facts... the truth is the station allegedly knew he had done nothing wrong. According to details - the cop was called to the scene where a man had busted out a window of a taxi cab.
The driver wanted $300 for damages - so the cop went to the ATM to get the cash for the cabbie.
The officer was cleared of any wrongdoing - TWO MONTHS BEFORE this investigation "months in the making" was aired.
Ouch. Thoughts?
Now, the police officer is suing. Watch the promo - and then read what was really going on.
Cleverly written around the facts... the truth is the station allegedly knew he had done nothing wrong. According to details - the cop was called to the scene where a man had busted out a window of a taxi cab.
The driver wanted $300 for damages - so the cop went to the ATM to get the cash for the cabbie.
The officer was cleared of any wrongdoing - TWO MONTHS BEFORE this investigation "months in the making" was aired.
Ouch. Thoughts?
Monday, July 1, 2013
Promax Award Winning!
It was great being in Vegas last week with the best minds in promotion.
Our team was honored with a Promax Gold and a bronze. Here is the spot we won gold for (bragging a little!):
Our team was honored with a Promax Gold and a bronze. Here is the spot we won gold for (bragging a little!):
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