Posted on 5/08/12 • Troy McQuillen (Comments Off)
If only you could encapsulate your corporate vision and eloquently present it to all new hires at your company during orientation. Or, maybe you’re not even in town and someone else ran the orientation and gave your company a whole different flavor. Or, what if you missed some key points in your presentation? Whatever the Read the full story…
Posted on 2/27/12 • Troy McQuillen (Comments Off)
The South Carolina Synod of the ELCA wants to do more ministry. They embarked on a multi-million dollar campaign to raise funds throughout the South Carolina region. They want to raise money to touch more lives in their state. It’s a moving story. McQuillen Creative traveled to SC in the summer of 2011 and filmed Read the full story…
Posted on 12/03/11 • Troy McQuillen (Comments Off)
Believe it or not, this commercial was shot with a crew of one. The folks in Pierre, South Dakota wanted a TV commercial to show off the amazing display of Christmas trees at the state capitol. This spot alludes to the reaction most people have the first time seeing this spectacular display. Our family of Read the full story…
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Posted on 6/03/11 • Troy McQuillen (Comments Off)
If you’ve seen the Broadway sensation, Wicked, you probably remember how each Oz character came to be. Unfortunately, the production is 100% incorrect in relating how the Scarecrow and Tin Man came to be. The Tin Man was named Nick Chopper and he was a normal dude. He fell in love with a sorcerer’s daughter Read the full story…
Posted on 6/02/11 • Troy McQuillen (Comments Off)
On May 18, I traveled to Watertown by invitation of their Chamber of Commerce. I was invited to speak to their young professional group about marketing and advertising. More specifically about how to allocate advertising dollars and social media advertising opportunities. About 35 people attended the luncheon held at The Drake. My talk was rather Read the full story…
