Publicity
This department is highly involved with the promotion and advertising of film or television series.
Publicists work closely with both studio/network contacts to determine the list of project deliverables and confidently liaise with producers, actors/talent reps, still photographers and the EPK and on-set crew to determine the best opportunities during the course of production. A key part of this role is to ensure the required promotional content and opportunities are captured when moving forwards to the distribution phase.
Jobs
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In-demand
Entry Level & In-demand
What kind of jobs are available?
Skills
What people who work in this department usually bring to the work.
Knowledge
- Strong writing and communication skills.
- Must be comfortable in changing environments, know how to build strong and enduring relationships with including but not limited to studio/network contacts, press, cast & crew.
- Good publicists must be organized, have great time management skills, know how to create press materials, pitch opportunities, create schedules just to name a few.
Experience
- Previous work experience in areas such as public relations, journalism, marketing, film production and distribution.
Senior Unit Publicist
Junior Unit Publicist
Publicist
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