James Sims
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The Jealous Strategist
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In order to highlight what I find interesting in the digital media space, I’ve created a new Tumblr page.
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Iconic Movies Filmed at Lincoln Center
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Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City is quite the visual landmark—Revson Fountain, the Metropolitan Opera House, Avery Fisher Hall. So many iconic visuals collected in one center on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, many drawing some of Hollywood’s top filmmakers to the destination.
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HuffPost: Social TV Needs an Upgrade: Your Move, Apple
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It’s time for technology to wow us consumers again. A hashtag in the corner during Glee or awarding a GetGlue badge for watching the latest Pretty Little Liars episode — that’s just social media 101. Audiences are ready to graduate to the advanced class.
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Dreaming up Broadway’s Next Big Idea: TedxBroadway Returns
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In a room full of Broadway marketers and producers, how do you sell an idea of change without a clearly defined return on investment? When it comes to TedxBroadway, it’s the big idea that turns a profit, although it’s not a dollar sign attached to the value, it’s onboarding Broadway to the idea of thinking…
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Arts Education Social Media Resources
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I’m happy to report that there are plenty of organizations taking to Twitter and Facebook in hopes of keeping arts in schools. Looking to join in on the conversation? I’ve assembled a list of resources you (or an arts organization) can easily use to leverage social media in favor of the arts.
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Live Blogging/Tweeting the Golden Globes
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It would be impossible for me to keep from live blogging/tweeting the Golden Globes. So, please enjoy my random snark, Hollywood style.
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Live Tweeting Lincoln Center’s Marvin Hamlisch Tribute
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Since 2011, I have been managing the social media for Live From Lincoln Center, the performing arts program airing on PBS.
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HuffPost: Finding Broadway’s Voice on Social Media
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For Broadway, it isn’t so much about a specific voice — let’s call it the Marketing Mamet Effect — rather it’s a tone that drives social strategy.
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Twitter Erupts as Carrie Underwood Joins NBC’s The Sound of Music
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When news broke of country star Carrie Underwood’s casting as Maria von Trapp in NBC’s live broadcast of “The Sound of Music,” the Twitterverse responded.
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10 Questions for Erica Moss
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I recently took part in a Q&A for Erica Moss, a fellow journalist turned digital marketer that I “met” on Twitter. It was a mutual fascination with reality television that first got us chatting. Outside of her professional work, Erica runs a blog that includes a series of posts featuring various digital people.