A press kit is a collection of materials that helps promote
a person and their work to the media or their agent. This material can be submitted as a
traditional hard copy press kit or as an electronic press kit. I recently learned about press kits and got
the opportunity to create one of my own.
Before I created my press kit, I was given many different resources to
help me be creative and organized. I
found it was easier to use Keynote to properly organize everything how I
wanted, but before I decided this method I visited powerpresskit.com.
Regina Belle is a Gospel artist from Atlanta, GA, who is a
four-time Grammy Award and Academy Award winner. When you first visit her press kit, her song
“Higher” is playing in the background. I
really liked this element of her press kit, because it introduced me to her
sound right away. Additionally, you are
able to read Belle’s biography on her home page and there is a picture so you
have a visual as well. There are tabs at
the top of the page were you can navigate and see photos, videos, press releases, schedules, and hear audio tracks.
When navigating through her press kit, I was hoping to see more
photographs, there were only five and none of them were her in action. However, I did like how there was a store
that included links where you could buy her music.
Powerpresskit.com can really help those create a press kit
when they do not know where to start. It
contains a step-by-step process so there is no confusion. They also have a 2-week trial period so you
can try it for free before making a financial commitment. I would recommend powerpresskit.com to make
an electronic press kit but if you like a more traditional style then that is
still accepted too.
References
Power Press
Kits. (2012, January 1). Free Electronic Press Kits Service. Retrieved
May 19, 2012, from Power Press Kits: http://www.powerpresskits.com
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