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TCA-Showtime CBS The CW

From 2004 to 2020 Showtime, CBS, and The CW hired Glyph to build biannual meeting web sites to promote their offerings at the TCA meetings held in January and August. The worked entailed designing individual pages for each division, along with a show menu, and information page about the meeting. In addition, Glyph built and formatted the documents for each division to use as downloadable press kits. The site also included links to their press sites and video preview sites.

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SundanceTV-SundanceNOW

AMC acquired SundanceTV and they needed a video screener site to do outreach to reviewers, influencers, industry people, etc. Glyph built an add-on the AMC video preview site; which helped SundanceTV expand their reach. Eventually, the site grew to include SundanceNOW. The site protected the intellectual property while creating greater awareness of their content.

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El Rey Network

El Rey Networks was a brand new company in 2014. They needed a full press site which included streaming video, downloadable press kits, downloadable photography, programming information, etc. Glyph built their first site to help launch Robert Rodriguez’s new endeavor in infamy!

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AMC PR Video Preview Site

In 2011 AMC Public Relations needed to preview their show: The Walking Dead for business-to-business purposes very quickly. Glyph built them the a fully functional screener site. It included streaming video, links to the photography collection and press materials, user management, and a variety of security functions. The site grew to included their entire offerings of original content for outreach to various media outlets including Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter, Variety, etc.

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Showtime PR Video Preview Site

In 2010 Showtime Public Relations needed to preview their recent shows: Homeland and Shameless for business-to-business purposes very quickly. Glyph built them the first, fully functional screener site. It included streaming video, links to the photography collection, user management, and a variety of security functions. The site eventually included their entire offerings of original content for outreach to various media outlets including The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter, Variety, etc.

Bennett & Samios LLP

Bennett & Samios LLP practices corporate, real estate and banking law, litigation, data protection and e-discovery law and election law. Glyph Media built and maintains a small business promotional web site for the law firm.

BMGE

BMG Entertainment

BMGE is a worldwide conglomerate that is relatively unknown in the United States. The Bertelsmann Music Group Entertainment site interactively demonstrates the scope of the entertainment division while seamlessly fitting into the corporate site.

Columbia House

COLUMBIA HOUSE

Columbia House is a direct marketer of entertainment products. Its music group chose us to help pioneer the online selling of CD’s and laserdiscs. Acting as technical consultants and Web programmers we created a site that incorporates real audio, commerce and a search engine for 10,000 plus titles.

On Paper

ON PAPER

On Paper, a journal of prints, drawings, and photography, wanted to expand their audience to the internet, providing highlights from recent issues, late-breaking news and subscription services.

Digital Telemedia, Inc.

DTI

Streamlined and simplified. Digital Telemedia, Inc.’s Web site went through a complete overhaul with consulting and graphic design work by Glyph. The site now contains complete online ordering of services, fewer layers to content, and compatibility with all browsers.

A Day Without Art

DAY WITHOUT ART

A Day Without Art, a non-profit, fine arts project done in conjunction with Creative Time, commemorates World AIDS Day. The site, consisting of CGI scripting that creates HTML pages on the fly, is rich in artwork both interactive and downloadable, and links to AIDS resources.

Studio Steel

Studio Steel

Studio Steel is an interior decorating company specializing in custom and French country chandeliers. Browse their entire catalog online and place an order!

Teachers & Writers Collaborative

The Teachers & Writers Collaborative, a non-profit organization in New York City, needed to distribute information about its products and services to as large and varied an audience as possible. The World Wide Web allows T&W to present itself to an extremely large audience at their convenience. It gives viewers the ability to join T&W, review the book catalogue, participate in writing activities, find out about T&W’s residency programs, and much more. In all, the project is being developed over two years, in conjunction with the Institute for Learning Technology at Columbia University, and the final Web site will encourage learning and have a live online teaching program through designated schools with high-speed internet connections.

Teachers & Writers latest addition to the site is WriteNet www.writenet.org includes online student–teacher evaluations and discussions, a monthly poetry chat with audio samples, and a list-serve registration and archive.

Bankers Trust

Bankers Trust

Bankers Trust has an unusual product, a software suite of human resources training tools, presented as a game. It’s site lets customers sample the product through animation, information and interactive simulation.

Creative Time

Creative Time - Day WithoutART

Creative Time-Shimon Attie’s Between Dreams and History web site promotes the onsite installation, provides an array of background information, serves as a reservations ordering system, and furthered the discussion of the concept with an online discussion area.

International Production Associates – Tops Shows Inc.

IPA

International Production Associates – Tops Shows Inc. uses the web as a vehicle to promote themselves and their productions. The site also provides resources online for theaters staging their productions and materials for the press.
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scopOphilic

scopOphilic is a Manhattan Public Access Television show with a twist…it’s art. Digital image-based art. scopOphilic is a digital imagery collective that views the world in a different way.

There are circumstances in which looking itself is a source of pleasure, just as, in the reverse formation, there is pleasure in being looked at. —Laura Mulvey, from Visual Pleasure

scopOphilic will change they way you see…Don’t miss it!

MBooth & Associates

M BOOTH & Associates

MBooth & Associates is a public relations agency whose specialty is creating demand for products and services. MBooth’s use of the web includes promoting their services, providing company history, recruiting new employees, and featuring the latest breaking news and press releases.

Creative Time

Creative Time

Glyph Media designed and programmed a special project web site for Creative Time‘s DNA Deli Cups/Creative Time/DNAid art exhibition.

“DNA Deli Cups launches Creative Time/DNAid — a series of public art projects that address the implications of today’s genetic research on our global futures.” – Creative Time

NPAP (National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis)

NPAP

NPAP (National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis), located in New York City, wanted to expand their services and presence to the on-line community. Founded in 1948, NPAP is dedicated to advancements in the practice of non-medical psychoanalysis. NPAP also provides referral services, professional workshops, seminars and conferences as well as publishing the Psychoanalytic Review, the oldest continuously published psychoanalytic journal in the world.

Glyph Media redesigned and updated the NPAP web site to give it a more modern look, streamlined functionality, and a bulletin board for members to discuss issues and exchange goods and services.

Urban Word NYC

Urban Word NYC, a non-profit organization based in New York City that works with youth and educators to foster creativity through spoken word and poetry classes, slams, and training seminars. They recently commissioned Glyph Media to redesign their web site. The updated entailed a complete redesign based upon their new logo. It also included adding dynamic multimedia content, a sign up form, and extensive information about the organization.

cbcooke.com

CBCooke.com

cbcooke.com is home to a variety of information about the artist CB Cooke, owner of Glyph Media, including samples of work, exhibit history, and web works. Currently featured work include “daddie” that was in the Sundance Online Film Festival and a series of photos of the World Trade Center disaster.

Teachers & Writers Collaborative

Teachers & Writers

Teachers & Writers Collaborative, a non-profit organization in New York City, recently updated their publications section to include a secure, e-commerce system. Glyph consulted, designed, and programmed the update to accept both online credit card and mail/fax orders. The update includes a series of new publications and a simplified ordering process.

Misquamicut Beach

Misquamicut Beach, is a local business association based in Rhode Island. They needed a web site to support their members and promote the area and it’s businesses. Glyph created a small, self-supporting web site for MBA. It includes a Blog for the Events page that allows the MBA staff to do very quick updates online without any knowledge of HTML.

Independent Media Arts Preservation (IMAP)

Independent Media Arts Preservation (IMAP), needed a web site to support their cataloguing project and create an awareness for the organization and it’s services. Glyph Media was involved with two phases of the project. First, we consulted with IMAP to produce a three year project development report. This included planning for an IMAP web site, creating a tutorial within that site, and planning/budgeting for the IMAP Cataloging Project Union Catalog (a web-based database). Second, we designed and programmed the first two phases of the web site for IMAP. This site was original built in 1999. Since that time, it has gone through a complete redesign and reprogramming to meet the ever evolving needs of the media preservation community.

Pomegranate Arts

Pomegranate Arts is an independent production company based in New York City dedicated to the development of international performing arts projects that are bold, provocative and emotionally charged. Glyph designed and programmed their web site to help promote their shows, expedite the process of delivering promotional materials to the staging sites, and expand upon the body of information available for each show.

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vintagesilvertones.com

VintageSilvertones.com, is a specialized guitar business that sells unique vintage Silvertone, Danelectro, Kay, Mosrite, Harmony, Supro and many other brands of electric guitars manufactured from the 1950’s through the 1980’s. The guitars are a classic pieces of Americana from a time when even large manufacturing businesses were producing high quality instruments. We recently updated the site to have a full ecommerce system for ordering with Stripe payments and automatic Fedex shipping. (visit site)

Pelosi Wolf Effron & Spates

PWES

Pelosi Wolf Effron & Spates, combines the expertise and experience of a large New York City law firm with the personal attention and cost-effectiveness of a smaller one. They offer a broad range of legal services, from intellectual property counseling and transactions, to dispute resolution and litigation, to general corporate matters, financings and mergers and acquisitions.

Vittoria & Purdy LLP

Vittoria & Purdy LLP, a boutique New York City law firm specializing in advising and assisting clients and their families with Estate and Trust planning needs, along with the probate and administration of estates and trusts. Glyph Media created a small informational web site for Vittoria & Purdy LLP that reaches out to current and potential clients. The site was designed to be optimized for viewing on both computers and smart-phones.

COMMAND V

COMMAND V, Cynthia Sley, Rachel Dengiz, and Pat Irwin combine their different musical styles to create a personally psychedelic, maniacally maneuvered, cryptically questioning sound. Key players in the New York No Wave scene from the early 1980’s, Cynthia Sley former lead singer of the Bush Tetras and Pat Irwin, founding member of both Eight Eyed Spy and The Raybeats, and later of The B-52s are bursting onto the scene with a rocking new sound.

Glyph Media design an extremely clean, easily navigable, site that employs the most recent tools (music player, blog, videos, and an online store which will be coming soon) for reaching out to music fans worldwide.

Time Warner

TimeWarner ITV

The Glyph Media Group, Inc. participated in one facet of the production of Warner Music Group’s “Music Mall”; following is the Interactive Television Press Release from the Warner Music Group.

WARNER MUSIC GROUP
Presents
THE MUSIC MALL

About Warner Music Group
Warner Music Group is the world’s leading music entertainment company. The breadth and diversity of the talent signed to our multinational family of labels makes up the finest roster of artists in the world. In the United States, Warner Music-U.S. companies The Atlantic Group, Elektra Entertainment Group, Warner Bros. Records and their affiliated labels dominate the marketplace. Outside the U.S., Warner Music International affiliates in more than 60 countries operate as full-service, local music companies. Their dual marketing operations enable them to build the careers of local talent while expanding sales for the Music Group’s U.S. and international artists. Warner Music Group is a vertically integrated music entertainment company that also includes; Warner/Chappell, the world’s leading music and print music publisher; unequaled global manufacturing and distribution operations; direct marketing; companies around the world, including half ownership of Columbia House, the largest music and video club in North America; and multimedia and home video companies in both the U.S. and Europe.

The Music Mall
The Music Mall is a broad-based interactive music service being designed for the Full Service Network(TM). Similar in concept to a shopping mall, the Music Mall will allow consumers to enter various music-related “stores” and sample, browse through and purchase a variety of services and products.

From cassettes to CDs and CD-ROM, Warner Music Group companies have a long tradition of utilizing new technologies to provide consumers with the highest quality music and video entertainment available. The Music Mall, as an extension of this tradition, seeks to capitalize on the unique capabilities of interactive television to expand the audience of music consumers.

The Magic Music Store
One of the primary goals of the service is to provide a shopping experience that is both convenient and enjoyable, encouraging exploration of musical genres and artists including those that may be new to the consumer. With a browsing option that enables users to find music by title, genre or artist, the Magic Music Store also includes 30-second audio samples of every song and music video excerpts from selected tracks. As is the case with Warner Music Group’s other direct marketing businesses, the Magic Music Store will be designed to offer consumers a wide selection of choices including titles from labels outside WMG.

Other Services
In Addition to purchasing music, the Music Mall will offer a range of other music-related services including karaoke on demand, special offers and programs from leading direct marketing music companies and music-plus-magazine subscription services from Warner Music Enterprises, a company that operates BBC Music Service, Rock Video Monthly, New Country and Jazz. In conjunction with Ticketmaster, Warner Music Group is also exploring the addition of a concert ticket-purchasing option.

The Future
The Music Mall is a modular system that is still under development. The services that are offered on the existing prototype are examples of possible applications. Through our on-going research, we are continually modifying, improving and expanding the range of services available to consumers in the Music Mall. We firmly believe that not only will this technology be available on a wide-scale basis in the near future, but that it has the potential to enhance the music-purchasing experience by offering the consumer a 24-hour-a-day, in-home user-friendly, multifaceted interactive music service. By making it easier for consumers to learn about new releases from established and developing artists, the Music Mall will stimulate business among existing retailers in addition to serving new music customers.

Bankers Trust – Windows Based Electronic Brochure/Kiosk

Bankers Trust

This floppy disk-based sales medium ensures that your messages stand out. Electronic brochures get the prospective client directly involved with your product. They command attention while demanding results, and reach a savvy, computer-literate clientele.

Globe View 2.0 is a service and software program offered by Bankers Trust. BT wanted to promote this service on a single floppy disk which they could feature in kiosks at trade shows and conferences. We produced an interactive introduction to their program and its capabilities, which allowed BT to cost effectively promote its service with a dual-purpose program in the exciting medium of multimedia.

Hoffmann-La Roche

Hoffman LaRoche

Touchscreen kiosks are the latest in public installations. Their design makes information directly available to large numbers of people. They can showcase and distribute products, promote new business, and collect information for database usage.

Hoffmann-La Roche asked us to create a computer-based kiosk offering education slide sets. The kiosk, used in their trade show booth, introduces doctors to Hoffmann-La Roche and the areas they service. The program allows doctors to place orders for free slides sets, which enables Hoffmann-La Roche to follow up with more product information and create good will within the community.

Hakuhodo Advertising America, Inc./NEC

Hakuhodo

Corporate presentations used to be all about blackboards and pie graphs. Not any more. Glyph specializes in exciting presentations that combine animation, sound, Digital Video (QuickTime TM) movies, and graphics, bringing an added dimension to your presentation.

Our setups are powerful, yet portable. They’ll hold an audience’s attention and thus improve retention of information, and Glyph can customize materials easily to meet your needs.

Hakuhodo Advertising America, Inc. asked us to design a presentation with only one criterion: “knock ’em dead”. Glyph combined hip design with a state-of-the-art feel to get Hakuhodo’s message across. We incorporated morphing logos – turning Hakuhodo into NEC, its client – to start the show off with a bang. The overall feel for the presentation was “interactive” and “Web-like” to show off NEC’s media savvy. Animated graphics and sound effects emphasized specific points, and the show was capped by a search light panning across the NEC logo.

BLUE – Derek Jarman

Derek Jarman's BLUE

The Glyph Media Group and Basilisk Communications Ltd. present a multimedia project based on the Derek Jarman film BLUE. This CD-ROM is the latest addition to the BLUE repertoire which in the past has included live concerts in Europe and Asia, gallery exhibitions, and radio and television broadcasts in four languages.

The BLUE CD-ROM will contain some of Jarman’s previously unseen Super 8 films that can be viewed, “sampled” and edited. Sound mixes created in the “audio recording studio” can then be applied to these newly created films. Notes on the history and evolution of BLUE, previously unreleased material from the live concerts, and video interviews with principal participants, contextualize the complete annotated script. The program contains general information on AIDS and safer sex, and is concluded by “The Void” segment, inviting participants to further their own explorations in BLUE.

The BLUE CD-ROM fuses BLUE’s various incarnations (sounds, images, text) with the interactive possibilities of the medium, producing an entirely new and exciting BLUE experience.

See what WIRED had to say about BLUE. Or download your own demo copy here.

New Line New Media: Behind The Mask

The Mask

Behind The Mask was produced in cooperation with New Line New Media and Crossover Technologies. Behind The Mask represents a breakthrough in multimedia design employing techniques and concepts never before seen in commercial CD-ROMs. The Glyph Media Group Inc. assisted in the initial design of the program, consulted on technical issues, incorporated and combined all media elements, and programmed the software.

The user’s exploration of the CD-ROM has been enhanced through several dynamic and original techniques. Some of the technical achievements of this project include animated button icons, comparative digital video sequencing, single frame viewing of digital video, and user-specific sound effects synchronized with digital video. Production of Behind the Mask was carried out by the Glyph Media Group using Macromedia Director for both the Windows and Macintosh versions. Maintaining functional consistency between both versions, constant attention to detail, and many hours of cross-checking and debugging, have ensured a high level of technical quality.

Behind The Mask was produced to provide avid film buffs with the means to greater understand what goes into the production of this highly technical film. The CD-ROM employs illustrated examples of the film’s audio and video special effects; provides insight into the production techniques of both the film crew and the computer graphics animators at Industrial Light and Magic; and explores everything involved in the creation of the film, from the screen play to the audio and visual effects, from the actors and their histories to the inspiration and development of the concept. The function of supplementing The Mask’s merchandising efforts is also served by the CD-ROM, which allows for home shopping, and provides the purchaser with a complimentary Mask screen saver (Windows platform). The Mask is a fun-filled exploration into the imaginative world of Stanley Ipkiss and his animated and crazy life as the hyperreal superhero The Mask.

Benjamin Moore: Color Trend Report 2003-2004

Benjamin Moore Paint

Benjamin Moore hired Glyph Media to program and co-design a promotional CD-ROM for it’s business customers (magazine editors, interior designers, and others within the industry.) The Benjamin Moore Color Trend Report 2003-2004 is an interactive CD-ROM with information about the latest trends in the paint industry. The CD-ROM has an easily navigable interface that allows the users to view the contents at their own pace. Included are interactive colors samples whereby the user can apply textures to preview colors schemes before purchasing or recommending the line.

The CD-ROM was also modified for a presentation and self-running trade show kiosk versions. The hybrid disc was created for Macintosh and Windows computers with 35,000 copies distributed at various promotional events held by Benjamin Moore.