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SUMMARY:Creative Notebook Workshop: Making Great News!
DESCRIPTION:Making Great News!\n\nThursday\, March 15 6-8:00 PM \n\n@287 Gallery - 287 Main Street\, Danbury\n\nWith the ease and speed of the Internet\, social media is often conceived of as a one-stop-fills-all. But lessons learned to engage traditional media still apply. This hands-on workshop will provide straight forward and no nonsense strategies to maximize public relations.\n\n\n Learn how to tell your story \n Write a concise and compelling press release\n Get creative with promotion ideas\n\n\nRefreshments served | Space limited | Register to reserve a seat\n\nTed Killmer\, Art Consultant\, Event Producer\, and PR Specialist\n\n\n\nTed celebrated his 35th year as an arts consultant\, specializing primarily in theatrical programming & publicity. A Downtown resident\, he currently represents CityCenter Danbury and the Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut\, and counts more than 135 Broadway\, Off Broadway\, touring\, and institutional productions to his credit. Top tier clients have included Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner Sunday in the Park with George\, Obie winner En Garde Arts\, and the highly respected Pan Asian Repertory Theatre. Prior to that\, he toured the country as a puppeteer\, which led him to a strong interest in the popular arts of circus\, vaudeville\, burlesque\, magic and spectacle. Throughout his career\, he has championed those art forms and organizations that normally wouldn't receive much attention\, especially within the "vernacular" and ethnic communities\, and has succeeded in introducing them to a broader audience.
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\n\nThursday\, March 15 \; 6-8:00 PM \;
\n\n@287 Gallery - 287 Main Street\, Danbury
\n\nWith the ease and speed of the Internet\, social media is often conceived of as a one-stop-fills-all. But lessons learned to engage traditional media still apply. This hands-on workshop will provide straight forward and no nonsense strategies to maximize public relations.
\n\n\n - Learn how to tell your story \;
\n - Write a concise and compelling press release
\n - Get creative with promotion ideas
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\n\nRefreshments served | Space limited | Register to reserve a seat
\n\nTed Killmer\, \;Art Consultant\, Event Producer\, and PR Specialist
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\n\nTed celebrated his 35th year as an arts consultant\, specializing primarily in theatrical programming &\; publicity. A Downtown resident\, he currently represents CityCenter Danbury and the Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut\, and counts more than 135 Broadway\, Off Broadway\, touring\, and institutional productions to his credit. Top tier clients have included Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner Sunday in the Park with George\, Obie winner En Garde Arts\, and the highly respected Pan Asian Repertory Theatre. Prior to that\, he toured the country as a puppeteer\, which led him to a strong interest in the popular arts of circus\, vaudeville\, burlesque\, magic and spectacle. Throughout his career\, he has championed those art forms and organizations that normally wouldn'\;t receive much attention\, especially within the "\;vernacular"\; and ethnic communities\, and has succeeded in introducing them to a broader audience.
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LOCATION:@287 Gallery 287 Main Street\, Danbury
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DTSTAMP:20260515T093617Z
URL:https://business.danburychamber.com/events/details/creative-notebook-workshop-making-great-news-167
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