Portfolio
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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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HuffPost: Smile Broadway! You’re on Instagram
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Facebook is so over. At least, that’s what a college-age coworker told me this summer while discussing arts marketing. The mega social network may be waning with a younger demographic, but a recent Facebook acquisition is growing exponentially.
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The Wrap: PBS Vs. MTV: The Ultimate Reality TV Showdown
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Now thirtysomething, had I aged out of the reality TV demographic? No, I had just been ruined by the cultural arts.
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HuffPost: Fighting My Mother’s Cancer With Text Messages
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My mother calls to tell me she has a fourth type of cancer. I’m pretty sure I would have given my regards to the world after the doctor told me there was even the slightest chance that I could have any type of cancer. My mother, always the fighter.
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Meet the Scientists at the American Museum of Natural History
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After more than a year of scheduling shoots, interviewing, and meticulous editing, I was able to produce 35 profiles, each featuring a different curator or assistant curator at AMNH. These videos were held back from public viewing until after the museum was able to launch its newest website design—a version of that new site launched…
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Winning a Webby Award
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This year marked an interesting turn of events for my career, beginning with a transition from working as the senior new media specialist at the American Museum of Natural History to a new role at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Two major non-profit institutions in New York City, each with a unique cultural…
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TEDxBroadway: Just a Dream Away
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While there often tends to be a sense of skepticism when speaking of Broadway’s future, TEDxBroadway was more about thinking positive, and brainstorming for the sake of live theater. Bazadona rattled off a list of needs for the viability of Broadway: incredible original productions, full theaters with diverse audiences, a wider platform to share our…
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Lincoln Center on Broadcastr
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Shortly after starting at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, I pitched an idea to create an mobile audio experience for the campus. My idea was to give visitors a chance to hear from artists as they stood in front of a particular venue, like Alan Gilbert discussing his role as the leader of the…
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Museum Scientists & Imaging Technologies
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Whether Museum scientists are studying parasites, people, or planets in other solar systems, cutting-edge imaging technologies such as infrared photography, scanning electron microscopes, and CT scanners now make it possible to examine details that were previously unobservable.