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Special Thanks to Contributors and Referenced Works
The following people deserve special appreciation for inspiring many of my ideas: Business and Economics in Literature professor at CSU Channel Islands, Clifton R. Justice Business and Economics in Literature classmate, Robert Cabello These works influenced my ideas as well: Big daddy’s ego defies death and his family by B. Brantley, New York Times […]
Marketing Proposal for “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” and “All My Sons”
by Amanda LaMay “The prisons we make trying to keep up with appearances.” For this marketing campaign, I envision images of peacocks and birdcages to represent the two plays’ shared theme of the prisons we make keeping up appearances. A barren tree would also suit suit their stories, full of families in a state of […]
Estimated Campaign Budget
LAMAY MARKETING BUDGET PROPOSAL: “CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF” AND “ALL MY SONS” MARKETING CAMPIAGN DIRECT MATERIALS Printed materials $650 Visual displays $500 Art supplies$80 Film supplies$300 Refreshments/snacks $75 LABOR COSTS Print artist $500 Sidewalk artists $300 Video producer/ crew $650 Canvassers $175 ADVERTISING FEES Facebook ads ($10/day @42) $420 Youtube fees ($.10/view@ 4000) […]
“All My Sons” and “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” Major Themes
by Amanda LaMay “Lie and lie at length” Small business owners work tirelessly to be successful. For most, that effort is to benefit their families, providing financial peace of mind. But money and family rarely have a smooth relationship. That makes “All My Sons” and, “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” particularly good theatricals to […]
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