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September 26, 2018 #CommsChat on communications in fiction
From the West Wing’s Toby Ziegler to Ab Fab’s Edina Monsoon to the spin men of Primary Colors or Mad Men, communications, advertising and marketing are well-represented in popular fiction. But, do those representations reflect the modern industry? We’ll be discussing that, and other questions in this week’s #CommsChat.
Topics include:
- What are some examples of fictional representations of communications or marketing professionals?
- Do those books, TV shows or movies represent the realities of the job?
- Is the popular portrayal of comms professionals damaging to the public perception?
- If you could watch or make a movie about a comms professional, what would the main plot point be?
- How can the comms industry work to improve its public perception?
Join us! We tweet from @CommsChat and #CommsChat takes place every Monday, from 8-9pm GMT. Anyone can take part in the discussion – simply follow the hashtag here or on Twitter. If you can’t make the chat or would like to revisit it, a transcript will be posted to Commschat.com on Tuesday morning. We’d love to hear your suggestions for future topics – please get in touch with Brittany via Twitter or email or contact us on Twitter with your ideas.
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