NAMPRADIO


NAMPRadio, the official podcast of the National Arts Marketing Project is a monthly 45-minute show covering marketing and technology trends of interest to the field. The show is hosted by arts consultant Ron Evans of Groupofminds.com, and chaired by panelists Matt Campbell of Stanford Lively Arts, and Maris Smith of Situation Interactive. Each episode also features a special guest artist who is connected to the topic. The shows have featured in-depth discussion on relevant topics such as online ticketing/CRM, CMS websites, Working with the Press, Arts Administration Degrees, and a variety of other topics. We're always looking for new topics, guest speakers, and feedback on the show -- if you've got an idea, contact us at info@artsmarketing.org. Hope you enjoy the show!

NAMPRadio Episode 15: "Influencing with Photography”

September 14, 2011 - 11:50am

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Theme of the Episode: In this episode, the panelists (Ron Evans, Maris Smith, Matt Campbell) and special guest, photographer and branding guru Ben Collier, talk about the still image and how it is a unique power for moving audiences with emotion. We talk about do's and don'ts of shooting photos and get some inspiration for all of you secret photographers out there.

Guest panelists:
Ben Collier graduated magna cum laude from Brown University in art-semiotics, a dual concentration combining modern culture & media with visual art. His honors thesis documentary about vintage baseball runs on Rhode Island PBS, ran at the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, and was a Best Documentary Nominee at the 2003 Ivy Film Festival. Post graduation Ben's career has focused on three areas: development, marketing, and branding.
www.benjamincollier.com

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Outro music: “Anyway" by the band ANEMO. Find out more about this band via their page on the Podsafe Music Network.


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