Promotional Ideas
Reed Baker of Sophist Productions in
Jamaica, NY required a promotional package that would
accommodate different types of promotional materials such as
marketing literature, CD’s and related information in a
single, self contained package.
Sophist Productions created this intriguing
design on Presskits style 666 portfolio box. At 9 x 12 with a
1” capacity, this portfolio will conveniently accommodate
your related marketing material. A 4” flap and
Velcro® style closures, will keep your materials protected.
The Sophist
Productions Presentation Portfolio,
designed by Reed Baker with Klas Nillson, and laid out by Craig
Hama for HamaCullen Design, conveys a powerful first impression
to potential investors, industry piers, as well as contacts in
the media. Amongst the portfolio contents lies the highly
anticipated album, REED presents
ONEinSIX, the Sophist DVD
Documentary, the Sophist Productions Magazine, Special Edition
7-inch vinyl records, and company literature personalized for
the recipient. The piece testifies as to the importance
of presentation and serves our needs unbelievably well.
We at Sophist Productions would like to extend a special
thanks to Tom and Ralph at Presskits for their impeccable work
and exemplary work ethic.
REED BAKER, CEO
SOPHIST PRODUCTIONS LLC
Requiring a presentation folder for their
promotional materials, Lagonita Lodge of Big Bear Lake, CA
designed this creative and highly effective design from
Presskits template #447.
A wrap-around panel with Velcro® style
closure creates a professional presentation package for
Lagonita Lodge.
Tower Glass of Woburn, MA had extra vision
in the creation of their unique design. Starting with a simple
black on PMS 877 silver background, they added holographic foil
to represent reflecting glass in the skyscraper windows.
“Quotes”
A positive attitude may not solve all your
problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the
effort.
Herm Albright
(1876 - 1944)
Art is making something out of nothing and
selling it.
Frank Zappa
(1940 - 1993)
Assert your right to make a few mistakes.
If people can’t accept your imperfections, that’s
their fault.
Dr. David M. Burns