GameBeat Studios will offer free, custom music demos to advertising and marketing agencies
published Fri, 16 Jan 2009 – 00:30:19 +0000 UTCNo Comment
CHICAGO, Ill. /Music Industry Newswire/ — GameBeat Studios announced today that now through March 1, 2009 they will offer free, custom music demos to advertising and marketing agencies for their upcoming radio or television spots. The launch of this unprecedented promotional strategy comes just days before the debut of a new Toyota TV commercial featuring music composed and produced by GameBeat. Darryl Duncan, GameBeat’s president and CEO said taking advantage of the offer is easy: “Simply send us a QuickTime movie file of your spot along with any creative direction and we will compose, arrange, produce, mix and deliver a powerful, effective and on-target piece of music that will compliment your spot perfectly.”
Why the offer? “Our goal is simple,” says Duncan. “We want to make agencies everywhere aware of our studio’s unique and award-winning approach to music production and sound design and ultimately earn a spot on their short list of music vendors.” Duncan also revealed that he’s on a mission to introduce creative executives around the world to GameBeat’s “uncommon creativity.”
Since 1998, GameBeat Studios has produced music and sound for the ads of globally recognized brands including Wal-Mart, Sears, McDonalds, Kraft, Miller Beer, Motorola and dozens more.
In just the past two years the Chicago-based company earned 13 top industry awards including 8 Tellys, 3 Addys and 2 Millennium awards.
“Our versatility is one of our biggest assets,” said Duncan, whose team has produced spots featuring all musical genres. “We’re not just urban music, we do it all,” he added.
To take advantage of the custom demo offer, advertising and marketing agencies can contact GameBeat at 708-283-8860 or by email at info@gamebeatstudios.com.
More information: www.gamebeatstudios.com .
Send2Press(R) is the originating wire service for this story, Copr. 2009.
[tags]GameBeat Studios, CEO Darryl Duncan[/tags]
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