Trailer Park, the industry’s leading entertainment marketing agency, has promoted Matt Brubaker to the position of President of its Theatrical Division. The announcement was made today by Benedict Coulter, Managing Partner, Trailer Park.
In his new post, Brubaker will be responsible for leading Trailer Park’s Theatrical Division as it develops innovative and effective new marketing campaigns on behalf of its broad range of clientele. Brubaker has most recently been actively involved in major motion picture marketing campaigns behind some of this summer’s biggest hits, including “Mamma Mia!,” “Wall-E,” and “Sex and the City.”
Regarding the Theatrical Division’s expansion, Mr. Coulter said, “Matt Brubaker is arguably one of the top theatrical marketing producers in Hollywood today. He is one of the most creative and passionate people I know when it comes to advertising motion pictures. Trailer Park consistently seeks to reinvent itself around the ever changing needs of our extensive client base. At the end of the day, it always comes down to talent.”
Brubaker said, “I am thrilled to help lead Trailer Park’s Theatrical Division into the next era. We are always focused on just one thing: conceiving, developing and producing fresh, cutting-edge, best-in-class creative. Period. That’s what we do. We do it well. And we love it.”
ABOUT MATT BRUBAKER:
Prior to his promotion, Matt Brubaker had been Executive Vice President/Creative Director at Trailer Park since 2006. During that time, he was actively involved in award winning motion picture marketing campaigns behind such hit films as “The Simpsons Movie,” “Alvin and The Chipmunks,” “Horton Hears a Who,” “I Am Legend,” “10,000 BC,” “Borat,” and “Superman Returns.” In addition, he has been nominated for numerous “Key Art” and “Golden Trailer” Award nominations.
Previously, Brubaker was a Senior VP at Creative Domain from 2004-06,
where he worked on campaigns promoting the films “The Break Up,” “Monster-In-Law,” “The Family Man,” “Finding Neverland,” “Open Season” and “Queen of the Damned.”
From 2000-2004, Brubaker was a Vice President, Creative, at New Line Cinema, where he developed award winning AV and print campaigns behind “Freddy vs. Jason,” “The Notebook,” “Harold & Kumar,” “The Butterfly Effect” and
“Blade Trinity.”
Earlier in his career, he was a Manager, Creative for Warner Bros., and a Manager, Creative, for New Line Cinema. He holds a degree in Art History and Business Administration from UCLA.
ABOUT TRAILER PARK:
Based in Hollywood, California, Trailer Park is the industry’s leading entertainment marketing agency, with clients working across the full media spectrum, including major studio and indie film releases, broadcast and network television networks, channels and programs, home entertainment media, including DVD releases and video games, Broadway and live theatre presentations, sports projects, music, and original content for the Web.
Trailer Park, a collection of creative boutiques, specializes in the conception, design, production and implementation of audio/visual, print and web promotional campaigns for every segment of the entertainment industry. The company’s creative vision is led by multi-award winning marketing executives Joel Johnston, COO, Benedict Coulter, President, and Neal Spector, EVP/Creative Director, with Rick Eiserman serving as the company’s CEO. Each of the four men has many years of experience developing and implementing award winning creative marketing campaigns for the major motion picture studios, television networks, home entertainment companies, and related lifestyle, sporting and Fortune 500 companies.
Among Trailer Park’s clients are 20th Century Fox, Walt Disney Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Universal, Columbia Pictures, ABC, Activision, Buena Vista Home Entertainment, Disney, Paramount, and Warner Home Video, to name just a few. For more information, please see: www.trailerpark.com
