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    Big Sync Music launches Warsaw office

    By SHOOTThursday, April 1, 2021Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments1149 Views
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    WARSAW, Poland --

    Big Sync Music, a global music agency, servicing leading brands such as Unilever, Lipton and Google has opened an office in Warsaw, Poland, expanding a global footprint which also includes locations in L.A., NY, London, Paris, Hamburg, Singapore and Sydney. Big Sync Music is a Songtradr company, acquired back in 2019.

    Poland holds the strongest and largest economy in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region and it’s still growing, making it a natural fit for the expansion of Big Sync Music. Alongside its economic benefits, the capital of Poland, Warsaw, is known as a hub for music publishers and the city’s talent provides diverse expertise in the industry. The advertising market in Warsaw continues to grow, creating a demand for Big Sync’s presence in this increasingly sophisticated market. Having a foothold in the CEE region also strengthens Big Sync’s offerings to global clients.

    The team is led by head of music at Big Sync Warsaw, Michal Krajewski, who is responsible for managing revenue and operations while overseeing all creative, client relations, and leading the team on the ground in the territory. The Warsaw team consists of four experienced supervisors–Aneta Kabsa, Mateusz Szmigiero and Piotr Ćwikliński who, together with Krajewski, have completed hundreds of projects over the past four years. They come from agency and publishing backgrounds and have worked for networks, independent agencies, and directly with clients within the CEE region and beyond.

    Big Sync Music is a global music partner for brands, agencies and content creators, offering such services as music licensing, original composition and sonic branding.

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    Funny and Feminist Fashion Advances The Storytelling In “Palm Royale”

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    When Kristen Wiig steps out of a vintage Rolls-Royce in the opening scene of Season 2 of "Palm Royale," she's sporting a tall, yellow, fringed hat, gold platform sandals and sunny bell bottoms, with fabric petals that sway with every determined step. It's the first clue that the costumes on the female-driven comedy are taking center stage. The Apple TV show made a splash in its first season with the starry cast, high production values and ubiquitous grasshopper cocktail. Wiig's character, Maxine, tries to break into Palm Beach high society in 1969 and bumps heads with co-stars Carol Burnett, Allison Janney, Leslie Bibb and Laura Dern. But also playing a starring role are the vintage designer frocks that reflect each character. For Season 2, which premiered this week, Emmy-winning costume designer Alix Friedberg says she and her team coordinated "thousands" of looks that reflect the characters' jet-setting style. She says 50-60% of the brightly colored and graphic print costumes are original vintage designer pieces, sourced by shoppers and costume designers. "The looks are so iconic. Sometimes Kristen will walk in in something, and it brings tears to my eyes," Kaia Gerber — who plays Mitzi — said in a recent interview. The creative process entails more than shopping If not original vintage, Friedberg's team builds the costumes, and if a character has to wear an outfit in multiple scenes or in big dance numbers, the team may create duplicates to preserve continuity. Friedberg says she was lucky to find so many vendors with vintage designer pieces in great condition. "(Bibb's character) Dinah wears a few original Oscar de la Renta pieces that are really so perfect. Bill Blass was a big one, Oleg Cassini," Friedberg says. "There's a... Read More

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