EMA Multimedia, Inc., Michael Pace, Creative Director / CEO

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Mission Statement:
Conceive and produce entertainment marketing and advertising communication
via print/broadcast and interactive media to brand, establish loyalty and
create awareness for corporate, consumer and entertainment product.
Overview:
EMA Multimedia, Inc. began business in 1992, creating high profile, fully integrated
national and international advertising campaigns. Establishing a successful history of
innovative and comprehensive marketing solutions, EMA’s client list has grown over the
last six years to include the majority of Hollywood’s most prestigious motion
picture studios.
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BMG Music Publishing – Interactive promotion, 20 CD music licensing kit
The Cahners Corp. - Compact Variety, creative interactive advertising
The Citizen Corporation of America - Internet business development
Columbia / TriStar - DVD product design, theatrical print & audio-visual design
Disney On-line - Internet and traditional entertainment marketing
Earthlink Network – Internal Promotional marketing
20th Century FOX - National broadcast TV and new media promotions
MGM / UA – Online and print theatrical film advertising and marketing
MGM Home Video - DVD interactive product design, Shockwave web tour
HBO Home Video - DVD product design and packaging, eCommerce web site
Nina Ricci Paris - Interactive in-flight shopping demo
New Line Cinema Home Video - DVD interactive product design and packaging
Paramount Studios – Interactive 3D virtual tour CD and packaging design
PROMAX International - Internet business development
Realsongs - Diane Warren - Internet business development
Sony Corporation - SDDS, Sony Dynamic Digital Sound launch & marketing
The Walt Disney Corporation - Domestic Theatrical film marketing
Warner Bros. Domestic Marketing – Domestic Theatrical film marketing
Warner Bros. Home Video - VHS and DVD product launch, design & marketing
Nordstrom Dept. Stores – Interactive kiosk network demo
Sony Wonder- DVD Product Design
Nickelodeon – New media promotion & on-line banner ads
St. Martin Spirits – Advertising design/production
Four-Disc Collectors
Edition contains:
all 12 EMMY award
winning episodes
Special Features Include:
hbo first look featurette
Special effects FEATURETTE
13 different tv spots
a virtual tour of the
solar system
3d models of the ships
mission objectives
kennedy's speech
time-line of the
space missions
the history of the moon
PLUS! An Earth-Shaking
DVD-ROM hybrid disc
Featuring:
the rom side of the moon
hbo's docking station
future of space travel
out of this solar system
Kennedy's speech (full version)
panoramic qtvr
famous astronomers
COMPLETE Internet
Access FROM
EARTHLINK SPRINT
DVD PRO 99 A W ARD WIN
NER!
Best Educational DVD &
Best DVD Packaging
DVD V ideo m en u i n g , n a v i g ati on , pa ck a g e
design , specia lt y f eatu r es a n d cu stom pr og r am m i n g
CREATED BY
EMA MULTIMEDIA FOR:
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EMA Multimedia, Inc.
I n t e r a c t i v e
A d v e r t i s i n g
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P r o m o t i o n
Custom Interactive Interface Design And Navigation Programming For:
Fully animated DVD main menu w/sound , Special Features & Music to Shag To! "Yeah BABY!!"
E MA C RE AT E D T HE P LAT IN U M S ER I ES
F OR N e wLin e F IRS T YE AR OF D V D L A U NCH !
First ever DVD games played with the TV remote control!
"DVD is a small disc with a big-time
First ever animated menu on the consumer market!!
impact. For consumers, it means more
s t o r a g e c a pa c i t y an d a m uc h mu c h hi ghe r
quality of video, audio, and interactive
media.
For
the
Hollywood
studios,
computer software firms and hardware
manufacturers,
it
means
increased
g r o w t h , h i gh er p rof i t s a nd a n e w so u rc e
The dumbest DVD menu on the market!
o f r e v e n u e. " -Wa r re n Li eb e rf ar b , P r es i de n t
o f Wa r n e r H o m e Vi d e o - Ti m e Wa r n e r.
For extra randy creative and shaggable
advanced
call
communication
EMA
design
today!
Visit: http://www.emamultimedia.com or call 310.277.7379
MUHAMMAD ALI
THE GREATEST COLLECTION
Web Enabled
Hyper CD disc includes a rundown
of Ali's ten most significant fights,
Ali Timeline, stats, links to Ali sites on
the web, and a bonus CD-ROM, "The Ali Influence,"
featuring analyses of Ali by such contemporary boxing
greats as Roy Jones Jr., Lennox Lewis, Oscar de la
Hoya, and dozens of others. In short, The Greatest
Collection is a dream for Ali fans and boxing lovers.
Ali Professional Record
Ali Miscellaneous Data & Trivia
Ali Timeline
Ali Sound Bytes
The Ali Influence Main Menu
Why Ali is the Greatest
Ali's Ten Most Significant Fights
The Ali Influence Video
Created by EMA Multimedia, Inc. 1800 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 430, Century City, Ca. 90067 Michael Pace 310.277.7379 All Rights Reserved.
Please visit us online at www.emamultimedia.com.
MUHAMMAD ALI
THE GREATEST COLLECTION
PACKAGING
THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION -
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P r o m o t i o n
F I L M E D E N T E R TA I N M E N T A D V E R T I S I N G A N D C R E AT I V E P R O M O T I O N
Trade Ad
Premier Party Invitation
Lobby Standee
3D Mobile
The famed caped crusader of the night stars as Gotham City's most honored bat hero in a
phenomenally popular motion picture series that showcases some of Hollywood's most
prestigious megastars. Warner Bros.' BATMAN FOREVER is the latest of the film franchise to
shake box-office records. This high concept action-adventure comic book brought
to life on the big screen has a dark and moody uniqueness all its' own.
EMA designed several products that added to the marketing and merchandising of the
film for its' theatrical release. Promotional elements include: a Full-size
Theatre Lobby Standee, Mobile, Premier Invitations, Quote Newspaper Ad Campaign and an
Academy
Aw a r d ®
Consideration
Tr a d e
Advertising
Campaign.
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t i s i n g
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P r o m o t i o n
CUSTOM ON-LINE CORPORATE COMMUNICATION and NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
h t t p : / / w w w. g r e a t m a t c h . c o m
www.GREATMATCH.com
"Discover the Romance with the Connection of Two..."
Internet design, navigation and content development for online dating service. The
membership-driven Web Site's enhanced features include: Video messaging, the latest in
message posting, Remote profiling, Match searching and results posting, Buddy listing, Remote
Buddy access, Daily Horoscopes, browse, search, post, chat, and user-friendly personalized setup capabilites.
Original corporate and internet new business identity from concept to finish. Logo development,
color schemes, technical and asthetic design of form and function.
site launching soon.
A d v e r
t i s i n g
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P r o m o t i o n
C u st o m On -l i ne Corporate Communic ation and NEW eB us ines s D evelopm ent
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PRINTIVA 1700 Web Publishing System
h t t p : / / w w w. c i t i z e n - a m e r i c a . c o m
The sister company to the internationally renowned watch manufacturer, Citizen-America wanted to deliver a
high impact and technically impressive internet presence appealing to consumers and executives alike. EMA
Multimedia worked hand in hand, domestically with Citizen-America and internationally with Citizen-Japan, to
develop their world wide web site business. The site is a showcase of NEW products, Offers Technical Support,
Software updates, Company News and Information and soon, on-line commerce. In addition to these userfriendly features the site immediately affirms Citizen's long standing position as an innovator of hardware
technology.
Since the corporate site's launch, it has enjoyed a steady visitation rate of 40,000 'new impressions' each
month. The Citizen Corporation embraces on-line technology as a viable way to reach a "prequalified"
audience for thier leading edge products — The computer user.
Check out Citizen's NEW Printiva 1700 Web Publishing System.
A d v e r
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Custom Interactive On-line Banner Advertising and Promotion
www.family.com
Advertisement and promotion are two key steps in EMA's system for achieving
p re sence on th e inter net .
a successful
Re aching the a dul t s u rf er w ho h as c hildr en is ou r t arg et au di en ce .
Providing them with solutions to family issues within a wholesome environment, the site
answers the questions a family encounters on a daily basis.
The campaign positions
family.com, a subscription based on-line service, as the ultimate resource to a family's vast
n eed s.
E MA dev ised a com ple tely o r igin a l, h igh ly inn ov at iv e a nima te d b an n er camp aig n , wh ich
consisted of nine interactive ads (with 42 breakdown sizes) strategically placed on major
consumer
sites,
to
launch
the
latest
endeavor
by
Disney
on-line.
E n t e r t a i n m e n t
M a r k e t i n g
&
Custom Multimedia INTERACTIVE Advertising Promotion
Disc to Internet
Entertainment
DTCGAMES.COM
( pat ent #5,689,561 and pat ent ap p p l i e d f o r. )
Interaction - in both the digital and physical realms - is a pertinent element for achieving a successful
branding campaign. The FOX SUPERGAMES are a unique multi-faceted interactive marketing promotion
presented to, and recognized as, an excellent opportunity to drive broadcast television viewers onto the FOX
internet sites. Our mission was to compel the current FOX TV audience into playing a high-profile
interactive game featuring original collectible DTC: Digital Trading Cards TM, as the incentive device for
people to watch FOX's New Fall Line-up! A commercial tells them to go to the participating street level
outlet (Blockbuster) and pick-up one of six game pieces, pop it into their computer and watch next week for
secret codes to unlock cash & prizes, or even WIN INSTANTLY! We're digitally promoting our sponsor's
message, creating a greater consumer awareness, driving traffic to FOX’s leading edge on-line SUPERSITE,
and
having
fun,
all
at
the
same
time!.
Reach your audience and drive traffic to your online site using a WEB-ENABLE disc promotion!
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P r o m o t i o n
CUSTOM INTERACTIVE CD ROM DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING MATERIALS
Web enabled interactive
CD ROM for Mac & PC!
• Never-before-seen 3 D photos of Paramount Party Spots!
• An Interactive Map of Los Angeles Attractions
• Amazing Video clips of Parties held on the Lot!
• Paramount History: "Original Hollywood Landmark"
• Mouth-watering Sample Menus!
• "Live" Web Links
• Interactive Contact Information
Paramount Pictures Special Events
"When you enter these famous gates... you find yourself at an incomparable, glamorous event."
From concept to finished CD ROM product EMA created this interactive promotional disc to allow potential
Paramount Studio Events clientele a first-look visit of the Hollywood landmark -- from the convenience of a MAC
or PC computer. Our goal was to position Paramount Pictures as the place to throw the party of the century!
This interactive tour features the latest in 3D panoramic photo technology for a behind the scenes peek at the
key lot locations. Venues include: New York Street, Bronson Gate, Lucy Park, the Paramount Theater, the
Commissary and much more. EMA originally shot, produced and edited digital video of the PETA millennial event,
creating original voice overs and musical score to showcase the studio's host of specialty services!
Make your next event an affair to remember!
Wednesday, December 8, 1999
DesignInMotion: EMA Multimedia: DVD Production
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EMA Multimedia: DVD Production
By Bjorn Thoresen
Thursday August 19, 1999, 12:09 AM PDT
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The DVD format is perhaps the most ambitious and comprehensive vehicle
for pre-recorded media to be widely released to consumers. In its various
permutations, it can offer high-quality MPEG-2 compressed component
digital video, multichannel digital audio at various resolutions, compression
and codecs, multiple tracks of subtitles, multiple
camera angles, interactive user interfaces, ROM
content accessible via computer, a platform for
electronic gaming, high-quality uncompressed
digital audio, and it is adaptable for future
high-definition video formats.
The adaptability of the DVD platform has posed
problems for developers and early adopters of the
"Spawn 3"
format. It was found that some special-edition
1.7 MB QuickTime 3 Movie
content could not be accessed by certain players; 3.7 MB QT 2 (CinePak) Movie
even recently, one manufacturer's top model was
unable to play a disc encoded with DVD-ROM content. First generation
players would not output the bitstream encoded on discs with a DTS
soundtrack. The release of DIVX, a pay-per-view "enhancement" of the
format, created even more conflicts, until the combined disdain of media
pundits and mainstream consumers wiped it from the landscape.
DVD-Audio, offering digital audio recorded at a higher sampling and bit-rate
than conventional CD, is the latest enhancement of the DVD platform. As
the format continues its evolution, enterprising content producers will need
to adapt to create new content suitable for the variations of the format that
currently exist and those that will be developed in the future.
EMA Multimedia, Inc. was intimately involved with DVD from its launch,
having created many of the menu interfaces for the initial offering of titles
from Columbia Tri-Star Home Video, Warner Home Video, MGM
Home Entertainment, New Line Home Video and HBO Home
Video, and remains at the forefront of DVD design. The company was
founded in 1992 by CEO and creative director Michael A. Pace as a
full-service entertainment design studio to create and implement consumer
and corporate promotional marketing campaigns integrating print,
audio-visual and interactive media. One of the first all-digital design studios,
EMA services an international client base including Hollywood motion
picture studios, high-tech companies and retailers from its headquarters in
Los Angeles. It maintains a design team of 25 employees that has produced
more than 200 interactive products. In the years since the launch of DVD,
EMA has created innovative interface designs for a
vast array of titles, including "Austin Powers," "The
Mask," "The Fifth Element," "Tomorrow Never
Dies," "Starship Troopers," "Gods & Monsters" and
"The Island of Dr. Moreau." EMA's presentation of
"Air Force One" was awarded Best DVD Movie of
the Year at VSDA, while "Spawn" won Best Video
Movie at the DiVi Production Conference and
received a DVD People's Choice award. EMA was
recently responsible for creating the package design, promotional
elements, Web design, DVD menu system and special features for HBO
Home Video's release of the four-disc set "From the Earth to the Moon,"
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which was honored at the DVD PRO '99 Conference and Exhibition
with Discus awards for Best Educational DVD (ROM or Video) and Best
Packaging. Another EMA title, "Tomorrow Never Dies," also received a
Discus for Best Consumer DVD. Upcoming titles from EMA include "Spawn
3" and "Muhammad Ali: The Greatest Collection." We talked with several of
the principals from EMA about their perspectives on designing for DVD and
the potential of the format. Pictured in the photo below are, from left to right,
Jefferson Ballew, Chris Clarke, Michael A. Pace (center), Eric Weisman and
David Bonnabel.
In late 1996, as studios prepared for the launch of DVD, EMA was
approached to design and create menus for many of the first titles to be
released. "We created the lion's share of the menus for the initial launch of
the format," commented Pace. "Warner Bros. was
one of my regular clients ‹ I started out by doing
movie key art, TV spots and trailers for them. As
the Web started to evolve, I found myself being
asked to develop Web sites. As Warner solidified
its business plan for developing DVD, they asked
me if I could build something for them. We created
the packaging as well as the menus, establishing
the shelf identity and the onscreen identity for
those initial titles."
"The packaging was based on VHS, with some additional information such
as the region coding, and a shot of the DVD menu on the back cover.
Overall, it had the same look as the VHS package, " continued Pace. The
design of the DVD menu interface, however, presented more complex
challenges. Studios initially developed a standardized template for their
menus that could be repeated across a variety of titles. The uniformity of the
interface left little room to customize the menu screen for the individual
movie they represented. "Looking back, some studios are a little
embarrassed by their original menu systems. One reason for the template
is that it allowed them to create many titles very quickly. When Warner
asked us to build their menus, we came up with an identity that would
uniquely serve the film on this new platform and enhance its transition into
the new medium, extending the look and feel of the film. We developed the
first animated title for New Line's disc of 'The Player.' It was the first DVD to
use motion graphics in its menu; some studios were afraid of putting
something out there that wouldn't operate across the various hardware
platforms. New Line was one of the innovators of the format. We also
developed the first-ever DVD video game for their disc of "The Adventures
of Pinocchio,' and we created the first sound-enhanced menu with looping
audio for Warner's DVD of 'Mars Attacks.'
"I was at New Line," continued EMA producer Eric Weisman. "I was the
executive director of technical operations over there for post-production
and the launch of DVD. We came to Michael through Warner's suggestion.
At the time, Warner had asked him to create a style of template that many
titles could fit into. We looked at him and asked him, 'What do you want to
do?' He said, 'You mean it?' And we said, 'Yeah. Go for it.' He created some
outrageous menus for 'The Mask' and 'Mortal Kombat.' The first day we
were in the emulation bay and brought the menus up, there were some
Warner executives in the room who were very surprised. I think they
realized they weren't taking full advantage of the aesthetic possibilities of
DVD, and from that point, Michael ran with the ball, and it really took a lot for
the authoring houses to keep up with him."
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EMA Multimedia: DVD Production
By Bjorn Thoresen
Thursday August 19, 1999, 12:09 AM PDT
"What executives were afraid of, initially, was DVD creating more work for
them. The home video department is not used to dealing with interactive
issues. They're familiar with transferring a title to tape, wrapping it in a nice
package and getting it on the shelves. They had to go through a learning
curve. The DVD platform is truly interactive. For the
studios to get all the titles they needed on the
shelves to support the initial launch of DVD, an
elaborate menuing system would have caused a
backlog in the authoring and mastering of those
discs. We've come to find that an interactive menu
system with motion graphics can turn a 'might-buy'
disc into a 'must-have' for a DVD collector." Pace
agreed, noting, "Sometimes, the menu systems
are what turns a sow's ear into a silk purse. We've been told that by some of
our clients in the past - they felt we helped them create something more
than was initially there."
According to Weisman, interactive menus also appeal to "the first-time
consumer, who will bring his friends over and say, 'Hey, look at this.' We felt
from the start that if DVD were just glorified VHS, there would be no reason
to do it. At New Line, we mastered in HD and did everything we could to
make it a different product. We were able to do what we wanted to do, to
greenlight and spend what we wanted. Ultimately, we got back every penny
of it and then some. I decided to come over to EMA, where the brilliance
was. I believe that DVD has yet to really launch. It's here, but we haven't
tapped its capabilities. When we start to get into the fields of advertising and
magazine publishing, that's where we will be able to take full advantage of
all of DVD's capabilities."
"DVD has more interactivity to it than any other existing medium," said IT
director/project manager Chris Clarke. "Nothing in the average person's
living room has the same capabilities. Everyone has their computer
systems, but even those are bridging with DVD. DVD and DVD-ROM give
you something you can play in your living room and on your computer. That
makes DVD even more collectible and more desirable to the masses. Not
only can you watch a movie, you can play a game and jump to the Web to
find out more about the film." Weisman added, "In the extremely near future,
you will be able to pop the same disc into the DVD-Audio player in your car
and listen to the soundtrack."
The inclusion of DVD-ROM content on discs offers content designers the
opportunity to create a greatly enhanced interactive experience. "We have a
partnership with HyperLOCK Technologies to create encrypted movies
that are available only when you visit a Web site, which allows the viewer to
experience high quality digital video playback in a browser environment,"
said Pace. "We drive traffic to a Web site where we can make available
additional entertainment options, advertising and instantaneous
e-commerce. One disc we have that will be coming out is 'Muhammad Ali:
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The Greatest Collection.' There will be a standard
CD-ROM included with the DVD. The DVD-ROM
has three fights and a biography, and the CD is
Web-enabled so that when you go to HBO's site,
you can view a never-before-seen featurette. The
video is available only once a live Internet
connection has been made. We're driving traffic to
the Web site and enhancing the longevity of the
entertainment experience. The next generation of
"Muhammad Ali"
7.2 MB QuickTime 3 Movie DVD players will have the capability to play
3.3 MB QT 2 (CinePak) Movie DVD-ROM and connect to the Web, so the
machine that now hooks into your television will be
able to play ROM content and get you on the Internet as well. That's where
the technology is heading."
"The game industry is really going to start taking off with DVD," noted Clarke.
"We're seeing now that game players want something more than a
shoot-em-up concept, they want storylines as well. DVD-ROM can offer not
only a game, but a movie inside a game. Most games are now released with
3D motion graphics that tell a story, but with DVD you can add live-action to
that, and it can be high quality and high-resolution without needing to have
a monster computer to play it. That's part of the convergence Mike was
talking about. You can start playing a game in your living room, connect to
the Web and watch a movie. It will be the ultimate in entertainment. That
power is coming, and that's something for which we will be developing
content."
"Everything is becoming digital," said Pace. "Even print will eventually be
part of that transformation. You will go to a newsstand, and instead of
picking up a magazine, you'll pick up something that has ten pages but
includes a DVD. You can go home, drop the disc in your player and check
out all the content which will be enhanced with motion graphics and video.
People want to interact with content now; they aren't content with static
images. Print will still exist, but it won't be in the same format. You'll be able
to look at an ad for a watch you like and use the provided link to order it over
the Web. That's something DVD can do now, and as the storage capacity of
the discs increases, that type of content will become very economical to
include. Advertising and publishing will become a large part of what the
format is about."
"We're talking about a new type of journalism that uses sound, images,
narration and subtitles," added Weisman. "When that happens, content
creators will have to decide how to tell a story using those tools. How do you
bring someone to a certain place, allow them to experience something and
also comment on it? That is a huge, wonderful challenge for all sorts of
creative artists out there. DVD will also change the corporate world. General
Motors, I believe, put out a sales training disc with 32 separate channels of
subtitles. DVD offers a failsafe kiosk application. Because so much data can
be stored on a disc, you no longer have to deal with hooking up to the Web
in a location like a small store where the staff is not prepared to deal with
connection problems."
"DVD allows the advertiser to portray their product with broadcast-quality,
real-time video and audio, coupled with interactivity," said Pace. "DVD is a
way to get programming into the hands of a targeted audience. For
instance, if you broadcast a television commercial, you're sending that out
to everyone. With DVD, you can identify a target market and get a disc into
their hands, which they will be more apt to play and interact with because it's
something in which they have an interest. When it links to the Web, it can
greet them by name and service them uniquely. You can control playback of
the disc's assets. If there are five commercials, you can program it to play
different ones each time the disc is loaded. When you're dealing with VHS, if
you want to present five commercials, you have to line them up in a row that
people can easily fast-forward through. With DVD, you give people a choice
to view them, and they're more likely to pay attention to something they've
chosen to watch."
As the capacity of DVD increases and the range of its content expands,
designers for the format will face unique challenges and opportunities. "One
of the greatest things about designing for DVD as an artist is that it gives you
a brand new challenge each time," observed senior art director Jefferson
Ballew. "You can jump from a film like 'Austin Powers' to a film like 'Spawn' in
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the course of a week, where you are working from very different ends of the
artistic spectrum. We never really know what we'll be called on to do. All of
our clients, past and present, have given us wonderful opportunities to
stretch the creative muscle that we have here." Added Clarke, "We've been
blessed with the easiest people to work with, the most reliable and creative.
Our clients come to our studio often, not only to look at their product and
see how their projects are going, but just to visit with us. We've developed a
reputation of being very reliable, and we have a good working and personal
relationship with our clients."
"DVD is the best of all disciplines," said Pace. "It's the best of graphic design,
interactive design, motion design and sound design, all in one product. Our
battle cry is that the best way to predict the future is to invent it. We're
always looking for ways to innovate, improve and excel beyond what is
currently out on the market. That's what we do here at EMA on a daily
basis."
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EMA Company Profile
As an acknowledged leader in the development and implementation of entertainment
advertising campaigns, EMA Multimedia, Inc. is winning praise for its innovative
interactive marketing solutions. EMA’s unique ability to develop original concepts
into ingenious all-media promotions (Print, Audio/ Visual, Interactive) has positioned
it as "The Advertising Agency of the 21st Century."
Over the past six years, EMA has been the momentum behind high concept marketing
and advertising campaigns. Because of their innovative design, clients immediately
establish consumer awareness, brand identity and product loyalty.
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In today’s competitive marketplace, what has launched EMA’s designs to the
forefront of the industry is their talent to create effective promotional and advertising
solutions. An EMA identity integrates the disciplines of print, audio-visual and
interactive to achieve an outcome that is vibrant, graphically engaging and cohesive
in its message.
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EMA creatively blends art and entertainment with leading edge digital technology.
Their proven expertise brings a new dimension into advertising with visually stunning
promotions that propel a product’s message well beyond the reach of a traditional
marketing campaign.
EMA offers their clients a cost effective, concise way to establish themselves within a
niche. This process eliminates the extensive education process and the cost of
installing hardware or software. By aligning with EMA, a client can quickly set up
an internet (intranet) presence to support any existing business and ultimately broaden
its customer base.
It is this distinct philosophy that has established EMA as a client’s best and most
efficient resource.
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Adventures of
Baron Munchausen, The
Air Force One
American Pop
Anaconda
Big Night
Blue Thunder
Candyman
Desperado
Double Team
El Mariachi
Fifth Element, The
Fisher King, The
Groundhog Day
High School High
Jason and the Argonauts
Mary Shelley’s
Frankenstein
Mortal Thoughts
Multiplicity
My Stepmother’s an Alien
Professional, The
Screamers
Seven Years in Tibet
Sniper
Spice World
Starship Troopers
U-turn
FOX HOME VIDEO
All About Eve
Anastasia
Bartok
Broadcast News
Bulworth
Edge, The
Firestorm
French Kiss
Full Monty, The
Gentleman’s Agreement
Great Expectations
History of the World, Part I
Last of the Mohicans, The
Mrs. Doubtfire
Never Been Kissed
Newton Boys
One Fine Day
Pushing Tin
Raising Arizona
Ravenous
Romeo + Juliet
Soul Food
Strange Days
Thin Red Line, The
Tora, Tora, Tora
Truth About Cats and Dogs, The
Waiting to Exhale
HBO HOME VIDEO
2 Days in the Valley
Babar: King of the Elephants
Ball of Fire
Best of the Chris Rock Show, The
Best Years of Our Lives, The
Bishop’s Wife, The
Black Cat Run
Bridge of Dragons
Bright Shining Lie, A
Bronx Tale, A
Cannonball Run, The
Cara, Cara
Changeling
Chris Rock: Bigger and Blacker
Cinema Paradiso
Circle of Friends
Citizen X
Come and Get It
Dodsworth
Don't Tell Mom the
Babysitter's Dead
Earthly Possessions
Escape Under Pressure
Excellent Cadavers
Fort Apache the Bronx
From the Earth to the Moon
(4 Discs)
Goldwyn Follies, The
Good Guys Wear Black
Gotti
Grifters, The
Hans Christian Andersen
Hitcher, The
Hurricane, The
If These Walls Could Talk
If These Walls Could Talk 2
Introducing Dorothy
Dandridge
Jack Bull, The
Jerry Seinfeld: Live on
Broadway
Kickboxer
Lesson Before Dying, A
Lightning Jack
Little Foxes, The
Meatballs
Mr. & Mrs. Bridge
Muhammad Ali: The Greatest
Collection (2 discs)
My Left Foot
No Escape
Pippi Longstocking:
Adventures in the South Seas
Pride of the Yankees, The
Princess & the Pirate, The
Proud Rebel, The
Q&A
Rat Pack, The
Ricochet
RKO 281
Rock-a-Doodle
Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The
Serial Mom
Shadowlands
Spawn I
Spawn II
Spawn III
Spawn Collection (4 Discs)
Stella Dallas
Stephen King’s The Night Flier
Sweet Dreams
Switch
Tales from the Hood
They Got Me Covered
Three Amigos
Tom Jones
Turbulence
Volunteers
Vendetta
Westerner, The
When Trumpets Fade
White Man’s Burden
Witness Protection
Wonder Man
Wuthering Heights
Zeus and Roxanne
MGM DVD
Adam’s Rib
Brigadoon
Cyborg
Dr. No (Bond)
Forbidden Planet
From Russia with Love (Bond)
Goldfinger (Bond)
Hoodlum
How the Grinch Stole
Christmas!/ Horton Hears a
Who!?
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Life Force
Man in the Iron Mask, The
Moonraker (Bond)
Philadelphia Story, The
Red Corner
Rocky II
Rocky IV
Runaway Train
Showboat
Spy Who Loved Me, The (Bond)
Tomorrow Never Dies (Bond)
Woman of the Year
Year of Living Dangerously, The
NEW LINE HOME VIDEO
Adventures of Pinocchio, The
Austin Powers:
International Man of Mystery
Dumb and Dumber
Island of Dr. Moreau, The
Last Man Standing
Lawnmower Man, the
Long Kiss Goodnight, The
Mask, The
Menace II Society
Money Talks
Mortal Kombat
Player, The
Rumble in the Bronx
Seven
Shine
Spawn (Live Action)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
SONY WONDER HOME VIDEO
Lion of Oz
Rainbow Fish
UNIVERSAL HOME VIDEO
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Bride of Frankenstein
Dracula
Frankenstein
Gods & Monsters
K-9
K-9 II
La Traviata
Red Violen, The
Virus
Wolfman
WARNER BROS. HOME VIDEO
Avengers, The
Blazing Saddles
Bridges of Madison County, The
City of Angels
Color Purple, The
Exorcist, The
Getaway, The
Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome
Man Who Knew Too Little, The
Mars Attacks!
My Fellow Americans
National Lampoon’s Vacation
National Lampoon’s Vegas Vacation
Passenger 57
Road Warrior, The
Rolling Stones: Bridges to Babylon
South Park Vol. I, II, III
Woodstock

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