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Joelle Garguilo visits Miracle on 22nd Street to uncover the mystery of letters to Santa found in New York and see how the operation is spreading joy.
A mailbox in the New York City neighborhood of Chelsea receives hundreds of letters from children delivered to Santa Claus. In this week’s Sunday Closer, NBC’s Harry Smith learns how to generosity of others helped form the Miracle on 22nd Street nonprofit.
It’s been over a year since my super cool dad left the world, five years after my mom had passed. As a 39 year-old-orphan, I think back and realize that there is absolutely no training in life on what to do when your parents die (and worse, when they die poor). We really should teach this in school.
Miracle on 22nd Street teamed up with Coca-Cola and NYC Together to make some dreams come true!
Jim to be the keynote speaker at the Commercial Theater Institute’s Marketing Seminar on November 29
The Tony Award record-holder and legendary stage star Audra McDonald joined us for our very first #TwitterTalks
The Society of London Theatre along with American Theatre Wing and LiveU have launched a series of acoustic performances in the theatre in both London and New York.
The 2017 Olivier Awards with MasterCard "Be Inspired Champions" video series with Getty won a 2017 Telly Award in Short Form/Social in Arts & Entertainment.
The duo stopped by ABC’s Good Morning America Thursday and revealed that their story will be headed to the big screen — in an adaptation written by Tina Fey!
Miracle on 22nd Street! New York Couple Mistakenly Receives Letters Addressed to Santa — and Turns Them Into Act of Kindness
We produced a 6 hour livestream featured on CBS.com, Vogue.com, Nordstrom.com, BroadwayHD.com, EW.com, People.com and garnered over 250,000 live viewers!
Serino Coyne and The Tony Awards® have been recognized with a pair of Webby Awards for the exemplary integrated digital experience we offer our fans.
In the in the “Best Event in Social” category, the 69th Annual Tony Awards (2015) won the People’s Choice Award, which is voted on by the public; and also won the category, as selected by the Webby Awards voting committee.
#SerinoCoyne and the #TonyAwards have been nominated for a Webby Award for our 2015 Tony Awards Digital Experience in the social media events category. Now we need your help! VOTE NOW and help celebrate Broadway in the digital era!
Work. Everyone has to do it. Well, almost everyone. Gajillionaires don’t need to so this session is not for any gajillionaires. But work is a necessity for the rest of us working stiffs. Focus too little on it and you are in an endless cycle of living paycheck to paycheck. Focus too much on it and you turn into a misanthropic jerk no matter what your rank is on the corporate ladder. Is there a way to stay happy while still hating that you have to work? Yes. Is it a myth that you have to love what you do in order to be happy at work? Yes. Can you be a grumpy cat and still be happy? Definitely, yes. This session is about finding that balance between work and happiness. It does exist. Sometimes.
Monday night’s Grammy Awards were an exciting night for Hamilton and for Broadway as a whole. Let’s take a look at what happened on social media.
Jim Glaub, VP of Content and Community at Broadway ad agency Serino/Coyne, wrote a great response to my piece. After talking with him, several things came into focus:
A pretty fabulous life moment was to take the photo and video of Stephen King meeting Laurie Metcalf at Misery on Broadway. My picture was picked up by People Magazine!
Jim Glaub to moderate panel on social media. Topics include best social campaigns, social media horror stories and the next five years of social on Broadway.
Jim Glaub, director of content and community, was promoted to vice president of content and community, where he will lead social engagement, content strategy and digital distribution.
“Facebook is rewarding video content. It’s getting views, shares and commented on,” saidJim Glaub, creative director of content and community at Serino/Coyne, a Broadway-focused advertising firm.
This Wednesday, Snapchat will curate a series of posts from Broadway performers into what’s known as a “live story,” or a stream of images related to the same theme. Themes vary from food to travel to entertainment.
Jim Glaub, creative director of interactive at theatrical advertising agency Serino/Coyne, says the #Ham4Ham show and resulting social media exchanges create great content. “It’s a special moment that you can never see again—but you can, because it’s documented on people’s iPhones and on Snapchat and other platforms.” Also, says Angelo Desimini, chief executive officer of Serino/Coyne, #Ham4Ham “is authentic to who Miranda is and the themes of the show,” and authenticity is the most important part of any marketing effort.
The video, directed by Jim Glaub, recreates the scene, albeit in Velard’s Brooklyn apartment. Velard plays an electric piano in the foreground while a red-headed stranger is behind him, fast asleep while not even the vacuum or his cat, Milo, can wake him up.
Read More: Julian Velard Recalls ’The Night Ed Sheeran Slept on My Couch’ | http://popcrush.com/ed-sheeran-slept-on-my-couch/?trackback=tsmclip
Joining the Advisory Committee are Jess Cagle, Stockard Channing, Jennifer Daly, Lisa Fung, Jim Glaub, Kenny Leon,Bernie Telsey, and Randi Zuckerberg.
With Friday's historic same sex marriage ruling by the Supreme Court, it was a very very special Pride Weekend in NYC, which culminated with Sunday's annual March down 5th Ave.
Producers of tonight’s Tony Awards ceremony will offer live streaming coverage of all the action on the red carpet outside Radio City Music Hall, starting at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET.
The special, a first in the 69-year history of the awards, will be hosted by Darren Criss and two-time Tony nominee Laura Osnes. “Star Trek’s” George Takei will serve as the live stream’s official fan correspondent, with Randi Zuckerberg as tech/social correspondent, Blake Ross as theater correspondent and Emilio Sosa as the fashion correspondent.
Here are some innovations and thoughts that rose to the top and how Broadway can be a part of the hottest show in technology.