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Political Commercials in the Time of COVID-19 As someone who has worked in the medical arena for years, lending my voice to medical narration videos, commercials, eLearning and more, I understand the importance of making healthcare information: Readily available to those who need it Presented in a format that is easily digestible I have been
Political Messaging During a Pandemic All across the country, large cities and small communities are taking the advice of government officials and the CDC to restrict large gatherings to try to stem the spread of the Coronavirus. As more and more towns follow suit, the question of how this will affect the 2020 election cycle
It has been seven years since the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut where 20 children and 6 educators were killed, renewing calls for stricter gun control. Since December 14th, 2012, there have been 195 shootings on school grounds in America, averaging about one per week. The Sandy Hook shooting has
Demographics are changing, and so are the voting patterns The 2016 election brought a shock to the electoral system. States that were previously thought to be part of the “Blue Wall” were no longer the safe havens they were once thought to be. But some states, though impervious to Democratic advances, have also begun shifting,
After the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that killed 17 students and teachers on February 14, 2018, survivors of the tragedy mourned, then gathered and organized a movement of activism. Director Kim A. Snyder’s latest documentary film, Us Kids, follows the Parkland students as they move across the country rallying for common
Legal attempts at voter suppression are nothing new, and thousands of voters have been purged from the voter rolls in two key 2020 election states; Georgia and Wisconsin. Judge Paul Malloy in Wisconsin ordered the removal of 234,000 names from the state’s voter rolls claiming an attempt to remove inactive voters, or ones that have
Spoiler Alert: Gen Z isn’t hanging out on Facebook with your Aunt Diane and her six cats. Kids these days, amirite? Every day there’s another social media platform. Another app. Another place to find content. Create content. Put content. You name it – it’s happening in the digital ecosystem. But what’s interesting is that a
The digital media ecosystem is murky - at best - when it comes to advertising regulations, so the FTC has made a handy-dandy guide to help! If you don't take a picture of your food, did you even eat it? As social media channels grow in number, so too grows the number of influencers in
The #RepresentationMatters conversation came to a head for film and TV casting, but it’s just as important in political advertising. As we enter 2020, the Democratic primary field remains quite wide. Candidates and organizers are trying to gain traction in anyway they can. And in early caucus or primary states and battleground states, the candidates