Nearly 300 audio and podcast advertising influencers – including major brands, agencies and publishers – met on February 15 in New York City for Veritonic’s second annual Audio Intelligence Summit, to dive deep into key advancements and technologies in audio advertising. Veritonic, the industry’s leading provider of competitive, testing, and performance technology for audio, assembled the brightest minds in the industry to share best practices, creative and analytics utilizations, and innovative measurement and optimization strategies that drove the most successful audio and podcast advertising campaigns throughout the past year.
The summit highlighted the creative testing and measurement practices that are furthering campaign relevance, amplifying on-brand messages, and increasing Roi. The esteemed speakers included:
James Clarke, Senior Director, Digital and Social Media, PepsiCo Jon Gibbs, Global Director and Principal Data Scientist, Advertising Sciences, Spotify Hetal Patel, EVP, Smart Audio and Insights, iHeartMedia Samantha Sweig, Associate Director, Analytics, Havas Media Margaux Natiello, Senior Partnerships Manager,...
The summit highlighted the creative testing and measurement practices that are furthering campaign relevance, amplifying on-brand messages, and increasing Roi. The esteemed speakers included:
James Clarke, Senior Director, Digital and Social Media, PepsiCo Jon Gibbs, Global Director and Principal Data Scientist, Advertising Sciences, Spotify Hetal Patel, EVP, Smart Audio and Insights, iHeartMedia Samantha Sweig, Associate Director, Analytics, Havas Media Margaux Natiello, Senior Partnerships Manager,...
- 2/28/2023
- Podnews.net
James Clarke has a lot of things to be grateful for, but there’s still something he wishes he had: a life partner. Unfortunately, though, dating hasn’t brought him the woman of his dreams just yet. As a result, he’s decided to take a different approach. James is one of 32 men who are appearing in the 19th season of The Bachelorette. This season will feature two women, Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia, and James is looking to make a connection with either of them. Despite the intense competition, James is confident that he has everything he needs in order to
10 Things You Didn’t Know about James Clarke...
10 Things You Didn’t Know about James Clarke...
- 6/13/2022
- by Camille Moore
- TVovermind.com
Blood Hunger: The Films Of Jose Larraz will be available on Blu-ray March 26th From Arrow Video
One of the most underrated and oft-neglected genre filmmakers of his generation, Spanish-born director José Ramón Larraz (Symptoms) finally receives his due with this collection of his work, the first of its kind, bringing together a fascinating cross-section of films from the first half of his lengthy cinematic career.
In Larraz s debut feature, the hitherto ultra-rare Whirlpool (1970), Vivian Neves stars as Tulia, a young model invited to a photographer s secluded country home for what purports to be a quiet weekend retreat – but soon transpires to be anything but. 1974 s Vampyres – perhaps the best known and most widely-released of all José Larraz s films – sees a duo of blood hungry female vampires prowling the British countryside, from where they lure unsuspecting male motorists back to their imposing, dilapidated mansion for draining… in more ways than one.
One of the most underrated and oft-neglected genre filmmakers of his generation, Spanish-born director José Ramón Larraz (Symptoms) finally receives his due with this collection of his work, the first of its kind, bringing together a fascinating cross-section of films from the first half of his lengthy cinematic career.
In Larraz s debut feature, the hitherto ultra-rare Whirlpool (1970), Vivian Neves stars as Tulia, a young model invited to a photographer s secluded country home for what purports to be a quiet weekend retreat – but soon transpires to be anything but. 1974 s Vampyres – perhaps the best known and most widely-released of all José Larraz s films – sees a duo of blood hungry female vampires prowling the British countryside, from where they lure unsuspecting male motorists back to their imposing, dilapidated mansion for draining… in more ways than one.
- 3/6/2019
- by Tom Stockman
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
Severin Films is throwing a house party! The company revealed cover art and details for two upcoming DVD/Blu-ray bundles that should have fans of cult '70s horror and the UK's notorious “Video Nasties” pretty stoked: The controversial House on Straw Hill and occult whodunit The House of Seven Corpses. House on Straw Hill (originally titled Exposé) made the headlines following its release by landing on the UK's notorious “Video Nasties” list, joining dozens of other films banned by British censors for their extreme content. While it does have some gory moments, it's been heavily cut mostly due to explicit sex scenes between stars Udo Kier (a horror icon who's starred in Mark of the Devil and Andy Warhol's Dracula and recently Severin's own horror anthology The Theatre Bizarre), Linda Hayden (Blood on Satan's Claw) and '70s UK sex bomb Fiona Richmond. Severin recently obtained the only known...
- 3/29/2013
- by Gregory Burkart
- FEARnet
Severin Films will be releasing two cult horror films to Blu-ray and DVD on June 11th. Continue reading for more details and cover art for The House of Seven Corpses and House On Straw Hill:
The House of Seven Corpses: Hollywood legends John Ireland (Red River, Satan’s Cheerleaders), John Carradine (The Grapes of Wrath, Vampire Hookers) and Howard Hughes paramour Faith Domergue (Cult of the Cobra, This Island Earth) star in this much-loved 70s shocker about a film crew shooting an occult drama in a sinister manor (actually the former Utah Governor’s Mansion with its own grisly history of family bloodshed). Newly transferred in HD from original vault materials and featuring an exclusive archive interview with the legendary horror icon John Carradine as well as a revealing new audio commentary.
Bonus Features:
Exclusive Interview With Star John Carradine Audio Commentary With Associate Producer Gary Kent, Moderated...
The House of Seven Corpses: Hollywood legends John Ireland (Red River, Satan’s Cheerleaders), John Carradine (The Grapes of Wrath, Vampire Hookers) and Howard Hughes paramour Faith Domergue (Cult of the Cobra, This Island Earth) star in this much-loved 70s shocker about a film crew shooting an occult drama in a sinister manor (actually the former Utah Governor’s Mansion with its own grisly history of family bloodshed). Newly transferred in HD from original vault materials and featuring an exclusive archive interview with the legendary horror icon John Carradine as well as a revealing new audio commentary.
Bonus Features:
Exclusive Interview With Star John Carradine Audio Commentary With Associate Producer Gary Kent, Moderated...
- 3/29/2013
- by Jonathan James
- DailyDead
Stalker PosterThe American Film Market is one of the largest showings of independent films during the year. Here, hundreds of films are shopped around at the screenings, from which distributors purchase the creme de la creme. Stalker is a film that will make an appearance this year and this is a film from the production company Black and Blue Films. This film was previously known as Expose and the trailer has previously been posted (here), but the film is sporting a different title, Stalker. The newest poster is seen above and fans can prepare for several more stories from this famous event, which begins in the first week of November (November 3rd).
The synopsis for Stalker is here:
"Following a stress-induced breakdown after producing a bestseller, writer Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) retreats to Bidford House, her childhood holiday home, to get away from it all and begin work on her next novel.
The synopsis for Stalker is here:
"Following a stress-induced breakdown after producing a bestseller, writer Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) retreats to Bidford House, her childhood holiday home, to get away from it all and begin work on her next novel.
- 10/25/2010
- by 28DaysLaterAnalysis@gmail.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
Expose Movie PosterMartin Kemp is a man with a long history in acting with over thirty appearances in television and film. This British born actor takes a step out of the limelight to sit behind the camera on his latest feature, Expose. This is Kemp's second time in the director's chair and his newest film tells the story of a sensitive yet famous writer who almost has a nervous breakdown in a childhood home. Calling for assistance only increases Paula's stress and soon a love-struck stalker makes an appearance (Dread). Check out all the details on this picture, including a trailer, below.
The synopsis for Expose here:
"Following a stress-induced breakdown after producing a bestseller, writer Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) retreats to Bidford House, her childhood holiday home, to get away from it all and begin work on her next novel. However, the old house is full of secrets and...
The synopsis for Expose here:
"Following a stress-induced breakdown after producing a bestseller, writer Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) retreats to Bidford House, her childhood holiday home, to get away from it all and begin work on her next novel. However, the old house is full of secrets and...
- 6/29/2010
- by 28DaysLaterAnalysis@gmail.com (Michael Ross Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
Fango heard from filmmaker/DVD producer David Gregory, who gave us the scoop on a new disc he’s working on for Severin Films. “We’ve picked up the rights to EXPOSÉ, a.k.a. House On Straw Hill, with Udo Kier and Linda Hayden,” he tells us.
The 1976 chiller, written and directed by James Kenelm Clarke, stars Fango fave Kier as a writer who retreats to a remote house in the British countryside to work on his new novel, accompanied by a secretary (Hayden) who turns out to have a dark side. “We will most likely release the DVD under the U.S. House title,” Gregory says, “though it’s better known to me and my UK-based Severin partner Carl Daft as EXPOSÉ, the title under which it was banned in England. We have a soft, nostalgic spot for any film that was tagged as a ‘Video Nasty’ in...
The 1976 chiller, written and directed by James Kenelm Clarke, stars Fango fave Kier as a writer who retreats to a remote house in the British countryside to work on his new novel, accompanied by a secretary (Hayden) who turns out to have a dark side. “We will most likely release the DVD under the U.S. House title,” Gregory says, “though it’s better known to me and my UK-based Severin partner Carl Daft as EXPOSÉ, the title under which it was banned in England. We have a soft, nostalgic spot for any film that was tagged as a ‘Video Nasty’ in...
- 12/23/2008
- Fangoria
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