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Publicist Job Description. A unit publicist handles various aspects of publicity and marketing during television and film production, and provides a vital conduit between producers, cast, crew, media, and studio/network marketing departments. Tasks vary from project to project depending on specific deliverables requested, and typically encompass management of the EPK, cast and crew interviews, gallery/marketing photo shoots, social media activity, on set media visits, press releases, press kit and production notes, other written materials such as log lines, synopsis, and spoiler documents, charity requests, special promotional events, and VIP visits to set. The demands of the job continue to be ever-evolving as digital multi-platform marketing and publicity change and grow.
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