I’m based in Seattle, often in Los Angeles, and occasionally working from some random place in the world with electricity and a decent wi-fi signal. The best way to reach me immediately is by phone. I might not always answer, but I’ll always call you right back.
[ posted Thursday June 30, 2011 ]
My first finish with a cool new client, Gravillis, Inc.
A bruiser of a film, not for the squeamish! Coming soon from Magnolia Pictures.
I’ve already picked up another job from Gravillis and I’m looking forward to more—they’re doing really great work. Back to it!
[ posted Monday November 22, 2010 ]
I’ve had my work appear everywhere from Super Bowl TV spots to the marquee of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. But it’s this tiny little tattoo that I’m especially proud of, part of the marketing campaign that Corianton Hale and I created for the 15th Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival. This was our fourth year working with Three Dollar Bill Cinema to create the imagery and messaging for the entire festival. My tagline “Admit Your Love” appeared everywhere from T-shirts to trailers, and on the first tattoo (that I know of!) to sport a line of mine.
In addition to the marketing efforts, I also work with Three Dollar Bill Cinema as Lead Programmer, selecting and slotting films for the festival (and for programs throughout the year) including 12 unique, can’t-buy-em-in-stores short film programs that I curated with help from our Screening Committees. It’s a lot of work, but hugely satisfying and generally a lot of fun, too. Check out this year’s shorts programs here.
[ posted Monday March 15, 2010 ]
If you’re one of 350,000 lucky people in the Greater Los Angeles area, you’ve received this direct mail brochure with juicy details about The Hollywood Bowl’s exciting 2010 Season.
How does one possibly sum up an entire summer’s worth of performances and events, spanning just about every musical genre known to man, all in the unparalleled setting of The Bowl? In working on this season’s marketing materials, I wrote “That Summer Sensation…” (along with plenty of other options, of course) and it stuck. It’s a line that you’ll be seeing and hearing all over town in the coming months, and across all mediums.
I’ve been working on projects for the LA Philharmonic and The Hollywood Bowl for several years now, and it’s always a pleasure to work with such a smart, responsive and positive team. I wish I could take credit for them bringing Grace Jones to the Bowl last summer, but that epic night wasn’t my idea – just a dream come true!
For over 10 years, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) has added his unique brand of flavor to creative marketing and promotions assignments of all kinds. From three-word taglines on movie posters to ten-page marketing plans, Keith’s creative talents include copywriting, concept development, creative direction, naming/titling/branding, music supervision, producing, brainstorming, and promotional planning. But mostly he loves writing those three-word taglines.
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