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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2022 · 45 MIN

The importance of building an audience base with Karol Martesko-Fenster

from The Movie Marketing & Distribution Podcast · host Alex Stolz

Karol is an Austrian-born American entrepreneur and media industry innovator with a broad motion picture, Internet, blockchain, broadcast, publishing and event backgrounds. He has produced over a dozen award-winning films and his career spans two decades including leadership in the American independent film industry. Karol is Partner & COO of global media distribution and marketing company Abramorama and Chief Content Officer of Thought Engine Partners. Karol was the President of Film for Michael Cohl's S2BN Entertainment, EVP of Film & Animation at Babel Networks, President/Publisher of Silicon Alley Reporter, and Head of Film at Chris Blackwell's Palm Pictures. Karol has produced over 25 television and satellite broadcast music programs, multiple Webby Award-winning projects including wetheeconomy.com and focusforwardfilms.com and he co-founded Filmmaker Magazine, RES Magazine and several media content enterprises, including Indiewire.com and conditionone.com. Find more marketing resources on our blog!

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