Agency Profile 1989 -2007 clients & projects

1. P & F COMMUNICATIONS
AGENCY PROFILE
AND
EXPERIENCE

2. THE PARTNERS
Barbara Pflughaupt
Partner
Agency partner and co-founder Barbara Pflughaupt has peerless experience in marketing communications and
public relations. Prior to co-founding P & F Communications in 1989, Ms. Pflughaupt was Senior Vice President of
England & Company in New York City.
Ms. Pflughaupt has established herself as one of the industry's most successful media relations and publicity
professionals. She has managed the national and New York regional publicity campaigns for close to 50 live touring
productions, including Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, Barnum's Kaleidoscape, and Disney On Ice, as well as
more than 30 motion pictures for Warner Bros., Disney/Touchstone, Tri-Star Pictures, United Artists, Paramount
and Miramax Films.
From 1990 to 2004, Ms. Pflughaupt personally managed the far-flung diversified public relations/publicity interests
of Feld Entertainment, Inc., parent company of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey and producers of Disney On
Ice. As a member of a host of internal Feld Entertainment marketing and communications committees, Ms.
Pflughaupt helped direct media training, corporate messaging, crisis communications, and public relations/publicity
campaigns for dozens of touring productions, as well as the Ringling Bros. Center for Elephant Conservation, Feld
Entertainment’s overall corporate communications initiatives, the Ringling Bros. online presence, and Feld
Entertainment’s broad public affairs animal issues.
She has also conducted highly successful publicity campaigns for such clients as New Line Home Entertainment
(The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection and many others), AT&T, Mattel Toys,
Swivel Media, Arrow Shirts, Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream and Franchises, Friendship Food Products, MATHCOUNTS
and Mego International Toy Manufacturing.
Raymond L. Forsythe
Partner
Raymond L. Forsythe, partner and co-founder in 1989 of P&F Communications, has nearly thirty years experience
in the fields of marketing communications and public relations. He manages the agency’s various film clients and
has created and implemented New York City and national promotional campaigns for nearly 200 theatrically
released films for studios including: Focus Features, Newmarket Films, Merchant Ivory Films, Paramount Classics,
Artistic License Films, Gramercy Pictures, October Films, Trimark Pictures and USA Films.
These films have included such critical and box office successes as: Being John Malkovich, The Big Lebowski, Big
Night, Bowling for Columbine, Dead Man Walking, Elizabeth, Far From Heaven, Fargo, Gosford Park, In The
Mood For Love, The Man Who Wasn’t There, Memento, Monsoon Wedding, The Motocycle Diaries, The Pianist,
Pitch Black, Punks, Spun, Topsy-Turvy, Traffic, The Virgin Suicides, Whale Rider and When We Were Kings.
Prior to co-founding P & F Communications in 1989, he was Executive Vice President and General Manager of
England & Company, responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the company, its accounts and 30
employees.
In addition, he co-managed the national publicity for New Line Home Entertainment’s DVD/VHS release of The
Lord of the Rings trilogy and has been responsible for formulating marketing, promotion, corporate image and
identity programs for such companies as AT&T, The Arrow Company, Chase Manhattan Bank (N.A.), The
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, Giordano Art, Ltd., Haagen-Dazs, M-Net Broadcasting/Face of Africa
and Africa Designs, Mattel, New Line Home Entertainment, Russ Togs, United Artists Communications, Warner
Bros., and Continental Grain/ContiTrade Services Corporation/ContiChem Corporation.

3. FILM AND
ENTERTAINMENT
EXPERIENCE
1993 - 2007
8 Women
The Adventures of Priscilla,
Queen of the Desert*
After Life
Agnes Browne
American Astronaut
And Then Came Love
Another Day In Paradise
Antonia
April’s Shower
Assault on Precinct 13
Aurora Borealis
Barb Wire
Bartleby
BackBeat
Bean
Beautiful Boxer
Beautiful People
Beauty Remains
Before the Rain*
Being John Malkovich*
Besotted
Better Than Chocolate
Better Than Sex
The Big Lebowski
Big Night
Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss
Black Irish
Bounce: Behind The Velvet
Rope
Bound
Bowling For Columbine*
Broken Flowers
Brooklyn Rules
The Business of Strangers
Callas Forever
Cape of Good Hope
Carrington
Candyman II: Farewell to the
Flesh
Caterina in the Big City
Chinese Box
Circle of Friends
Clay Pigeons
Cold Comfort Farm
The Constant Gardener*
Cotton Mary
Cont’d. next page
* Asterisk denotes Academy
Award Winners or Nominees
Crazy As Hell
Cube
A Dangerous Woman
Dazed and Confused
Dead Man Walking*
Delicatessen
Descent
Donnie Darko
The Door in the Floor
Double Dragon
Duck
8 Women
The Eighth Day
Elizabeth*
Elling
Emmanuel’s Gift
Eternal
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless
Mind
Eternity and a Day
Everything’s Gone Green
Fastpitch
Far From Heaven*
Fargo*
Four-Eyed Monsters
Four Lane Highway
Four Weddings and a Funeral*
Freshman Orientation
The Games People Play
Gangster Number 1
The Girl
Going All The Way
Gosford Park*
Go Now
Go Tigers!
Grace of My Heart
Gridlock'd
Group
The Guys
Happy Accidents
Hellbent
Hellraiser III
The Hi-Lo Country
A Home of Our Own
How To Be A Player
How To Kill Your Neighbor’s
Dog
The Hunting of the President
I'm Not Rappaport
If I Didn’t Care
In the Mood for Love
Incantato
Jack and Sarah
Jude
Jump Tomorrow
Keep the River on Your Right:
A Modern Cannibal Tale
The Kid Stays In The Picture
The King Is Alive
King of the Hill
King of the Jungle
The Last September
Let It Snow
Lipstick & Dynamite
Lilya Forever
Little Fish
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking
Barrels
Lost In Translation
Mallrats
The Man Who Wasn’t There*
Manda Bala (Send A Bullet)
Marjoe (Re-release)
The Matchmaker
Maybe Baby
Memento*
Monsoon Wedding
Monster
Moonlight and Valentino
The Motorcycle Diaries
The Muse
Music From The Inside Out
My Mother Likes Women
My Summer of Love
Murder-Set-Pieces
Naming Number Two
Ned Kelly
Never Again
New Jersey Drive
New Suit
No Looking Back
The Nomi Song
Nurse Betty
One Night at McCool’s
One Tough Cop
Open Hearts
Our Song
The Pianist*
Pitch Black
The Portrait of a Lady*
Possession
P.S.
Punks
Push
Real Women Have Curves
Regret To Inform*
Rhinoceros Eyes
Ride With The Devil
Romance
Romeo Is Bleeding
Rory O’Shea Was Here
Same Old Song

4. Savage Nights
Series 7: The Contenders
Session 9
Set Me Free
SFW
Shadow Hours
Shallow Grave
The Shape of Things
Shaun of the Dead
Silver City
Sister Island
Slam
Small Voices
Some Fish Can Fly
Spring Forward
Spun
Stander
Summer of Love
Summer Storm
Swimming Pool
Sylvia
The Taste of Others*
Telling Lies In America
Tibet:Cry of The Snow Lion
Thomas In Love
Together
Topsy-Turvy*
Traffic*
The Trigger Effect
Twin Town
21 Grams
The Underneath
Unleashed
The Usual Suspects*
Uncle Nino
Up At The Villa
Vanaja
Vanity Fair
Virgin
The Virgin Suicides
Wet Hot American Summer
Whale Rider
What’s Cooking?
When We Were Kings*
Your Friends & Neighbors
* Asterisk denotes Academy
Award Winners or Nominees.

5. DVD RELEASES
2001-2007
13 Days (Launch of infinifilm) (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Assassination of Richard Nixon (New Line Home Entertainment)
Aurora Borealis (Liberation Entertainment)
Blade: House of Chthon (New Line Home Entertainment)
Blade Trinity (New Line Home Entertainment)
Brooklyn Rules (City Lights Media)
Cellular (New Line Home Entertainment)
Descent (City Lights Media)
El Cantante (City Lights Media)
Female Trouble (New Line Home Entertainment)
Flight of the Living Dead (New Line Home Entertainment)
Fracture (New Line Home Entertainment)
Full Of It (New Line Home Entertainment)
Gunner Palace (Palm Pictures)
Hairspray (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Jolly Boys Last Stand (Spirit Level Film)
Little Children (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (All releases including Gift Collections, Extended, and Limited
Editions) (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (All releases including Gift Collections, Extended, and Limited
Editions) (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (All releases including Gift Collections, Extended, and Limited Editions)
(New Line Home Entertainment)
A Nightmare on Elm Street: infinifilm edition (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Nomi Song (Palm Pictures)
Pan’s Labyrinth (New Line Home Entertainment)
Pink Flamingos (New Line Home Entertainment)
Polyester (New Line Home Entertainment)
Primer (New Line Home Entertainment)
Rush Hour 2: infinifilm edition (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Sea Inside (New Line Home Entertainment)
Suicide Killers (City Lights Media)
The Ten (City Lights Media)
The Thing About My Folks (New Line Home Entertainment)
Torn Apart (City Lights Media)
Underground (City Lights Media)
Ushpizin (New Line Home Entertainment)
WANTED: Dead or Alive (New Line Home Entertainment)
The Year of the Yao (New Line Home Entertainment)

6. Our Films' Academy Awards & Nominations
Pan’s Labyrinth (DVD) Little Children (DVD)
2007 2007
Three Academy Awards, Six Nominations Three Academy Award Nominations
The Constant Gardener The Sea Inside (DVD)
2005 2005
One Academy Award, Two Nominations One Academy Award, Two Nominations
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (DVD)
2004
Eleven Academy Awards, Eleven Nominations
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind The Motorcycle Diaries
2004 2004
One Academy Award, Two Nominations One Academy Award, Two Nominations
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (DVD)
2003
Two Academy Awards, Six Nominations
Lost In Translation Monster
2003 2003
One Academy Award, Four Nominations One Academy Award, One Nomination
21 Grams Whale Rider
2003 2003
Two Academy Award Nominations One Academy Award Nomination
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (DVD)
2002
Four Academy Awards, Thirteen Nominations
The Pianist
2002
Three Academy Awards, Seven Nominations
Far From Heaven Bowling For Columbine
2002 2002
Four Academy Award Nominations One Academy Award, One Nomination
Gosford Park
2001
One Academy Award, Seven Nominations
The Man Who Wasn't There Memento
2001 2001
One Academy Award Nomination Two Academy Award Nominations

7. Our Films' Academy Awards & Nominations, Continued
Traffic The Taste of Others
2000 2000
Four Academy Awards, Five Nominations One Academy Award Nomination
Topsy-Turvy Being John Malkovich
1999 1999
Two Academy Awards, Four Nominations Three Academy Award Nominations
Regret To Inform
1999
One Academy Award Nomination
Elizabeth
1998
One Academy Award, Seven Nominations
Fargo The Portrait of a Lady
1996 1996
Two Academy Awards, Seven Nominations Two Academy Award Nominations
When We Were Kings
1996
One Academy Award, One Nomination
Dead Man Walking The Usual Suspects
1995 1995
One Academy Award, Four Nominations Two Academy Awards, Two Nominations
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Before the Rain
1994 1994
One Academy Award, One Nomination One Academy Award Nomination
Four Weddings and a Funeral
1994
Two Academy Award Nominations

8. SPECIAL EVENTS AND EVENT MARKETING
Arts & Entertainment Network - “100 Centre Street” Premiere, January, 2001, management of all aspects of
premiere screening for 600, followed by high wattage party afterward at New York’s Guastavino’s restaurant,
including such entertainment industry luminaries as Sidney Lumet, Samuel L. Jackson, Edie Falco, Star Jones,
Phyllis Newman, Adolph Green, LaTanya Richardson, Alan Arkin, Federico Castelluccio and Paul Shaffer, as well
as top A&E Network executives.
AT&T - Community/Educational Relations, eight years consecutive management of The Student Film Awards
program, co-sponsored with The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Events included:
Awards ceremony held annually at Academy's Beverly Hills headquarters.
National preview of winning films for Executive Branch governmental leaders, senators and congressmen
at the Motion Picture Association of America headquarters in Washington, D.C. (also staged
national preview at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the Museum of the
Smithsonian Institute prior to setting the MPAA format).
National premiere of winning films held annually at The Museum of Modern Art
Various regional and major market screenings held annually at prestigious museums and cultural centers
throughout the U.S.
Christie Brinkley Division of Russ Togs, conceived and assisted in negotiating establishment of division; events
included:
Palace Hotel press event, for 200 media people to announce founding of Christie Brinkley Division.
Showroom opening event, for 100 media people to announce establishment of Christie Brinkley sportswear
and swimwear offices/showroom.
Swimwear collection unveiling for approximately 600 buyers and press, followed by major trade event
party at Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Temple of Dendur for 2,000 guests.
Cointreau America, Inc., three years management of all program aspects; events included:
Press party to kick-off Cointreau's new promotional campaign, for 60 key media people, held aboard
120-foot yacht sailing New York harbor.
Gourmet Galas, tie-in with national March of Dimes series of benefits held throughout the U.S. American
Cancer Society benefit, tie-in events held at such locations as Society headquarters and New York
City's Metropolitan Club.
Direct Connect International, Inc., five consecutive years account management for national toy manufacturer;
special events included:
1991 Toy Fair press conference with Brian Henson, new president of Jim Henson Productions, with whom
Direct Connect International held numerous licenses (Muppets and Muppet Babies).
1992 Toy Fair press conference with Sheri Lewis,ô introducing Direct Connect's new Lamb Chop licensed
puppet line.
Giordano Art, Ltd. , six consecutive years account management for national art licensor; special events included:
Toy Fair, The Licensing Show, and licensee breakfasts.
International Center of Photography "Horst" exhibition opening, sponsorship of opening negotiated; honorary
committee included Grace Mirabella, Diane von Furstenberg, Bill Blass, Bobby Short, Mary McFadden, Mrs. Paul
Mellon, Mr. and Mrs. S.I. Newhouse, Francesco Scavullo, Brooke Shields, and others.
International Center of Photography, six years management of all special fundraising events; events included:
Eighth Anniversary Gala, for 500 held at the Waldorf's Starlight Roof focused on exhibition of works of
Jacques-Henri Lartigue, with celebrity guests including Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley, French
Ambassador to the U.S. and French Consul General.
Ninth Anniversary Gala, for 700 held at The Puck Building, with celebrity attendees including Robert
Redford, Christie Brinkley, Brooke Shields and others.

9. (International Center of Photography, cont’d)
Tenth Anniversary Gala, for 700 at the Waldorf's Grand Ballroom; working with event chairman Mrs.
Jacqueline Onassis, Life Magazine and United Technologies.
Eleventh Anniversary Gala, for 700 at The Armory, with Honorary Chairman Dr. Henry A. Kissinger and
such special guests as Ambassador from China, Chinese Minister of Cultural Affairs, and
entertainment celebrities Anthony Quinn, Susan Sarandon, Brook Adams, etc.
Twelfth Anniversary Gala, for 600 at Roseland, with Honorary Co-Chairmen Miss Helen Hayes and Henry
Anatole Grunwald.
Thirteenth Anniversary Gala, for 700 at Tavern on the Green with Honorary Co-Chairmen Mrs. Ansel
Adams and Mr. William J. McCune, Jr., Chairman of the Board, Polaroid Corporation.
First Annual ICP Awards, event for 350 photographic industry executives to honor artistic achievements,
held at the Waldorf's Starlight Roof; arranged and coordinated all program aspects from audio
visual presentation of winners' works to scripting and organizing celebrity awards presentation
participation, e.g. Bill Kurtis, Cheryl Tiegs, Frank Perry, Barbara Goldsmith, Henry Geldzahler
and Gordon Parks.
Second Annual ICP Awards, event for 450 in Grand Ballroom of the Pierre Hotel, with Cheryl Tiegs as
emcee and celebrity award presenters.
Third Annual ICP Awards, event for 600 at New York Grand Hyatt, with Cheryl Tiegs, George Plimpton,
Mariette Hartley and other celebrity award presenters.
ICP Benefit World Premiere of "Pale Rider", feature film starring Clint Eastwood, held for 700
guests; reception and screening held prior to buffet and party at The Armory.
Irish Broadcast Partnership, special press conference at the New York City Irish Consulate, hosted by the
Ambassador and Consul General of Ireland, to announce first-ever live St. Patrick's Day broadcast from Dublin; in
conjunction with The Nashville Network; performances and appearances by Paddy Reilly and Deidre Reilly.
MCA-TV: LAST CALL, August and September, 1994, two events to launch new late night television program;
first event was for studio executives, cast, special VIP guests, for approximately 300 people; second event, for
approximately 150 people, was special promotional party for executives and sales force for KCOP, Los Angeles
affiliate carrying the program.
M-Net Broadcasting - Africa Designs, coordinated all press and logistical aspects for international client M-Net
Broadcasting (African continent’s largest broadcaster) participation in September, 2000, Seventh on Sixth New
York Fashion Week, with M-Net’s “Africa Designs” fashion entry; 500 media and invited guests attended the hour-
long fashion show in the Bryant Park Tents; arranged a full week of consumer and fashion press events and
coverage.
Mattel Toys, new product introduction held at the Helmsley Palace Hotel Versailles Room for over 200 media
people, kicked off by fifteen-block ride down Fifth Avenue by costumed actress representing lead product line
character; event included full-scale multi-media presentation, live actors, luncheon, and presentation by Dr. Lendon
Smith, noted television personality and child psychologist retained to speak on behalf of the product line.
The Maury Povich Show, kick-off party for media and Paramount Television executives, held at The Mark Hotel
in New York City.
New Line Home Entertainment - Launch Event for VHS/DVD Release of The Lord of the Rings: The
Fellowship of the Ring, event for approximately 75 media outlets from around the world and 400 guests of the
Creative Coalition, at The Boat House in New York’s Central Park; responsible for all aspects, including staging of
flotilla of 40 boats’ arrival across Central Park Lake, rowed by hooded lantern-carrying characters, to the soundtrack
of The Lord of the Rings, amidst a special effects fog covering the Lake and a laser show overhead.
Newmarket Films’ “Whale Rider” Premiere, June, 2003, all aspects including lighting and décor elements for
venue, Guastavino’s Restaurant, participation of Tourism New Zealand, for approximately 350 guests.

10. Palm Pictures “The Nomi Song” Premiere, February, 2005, all aspects, including forming key partnerships with
BlackBook Magazine and IndiePix.net for sponsorship of New York premiere screening and after-party for 350+
VIP guests on the roof of The Meatpacking District’s The Gansevoort Hotel.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows, all national publicity and promotional events for 120th
(1989/90) through the 134th edition (2004) of "The Greatest Show On Earth" in the New York Metropolitan Area.
Events include: Animal walks of all circus animals across Manhattan (through Midtown tunnel to Madison Square
Garden), promenade of elephants from Madison Square Garden to Central Park for free performance high lights
show for children, A Central Park Circus Salute to the United Nations for 2,000 United Nations diplomats and
school children, Salute to Jumbo event in cooperation with the American Museum of Natural
Royal Lipizzan Stallions of the Spanish Riding School of Vienna, national publicity for four-city U.S. 1990 tour.
Sabolich Prosthetic and Research Center, developer and producer of prosthetic devices; events included:
International press conference held at the Plaza Hotel in New York for 100 media people from around the
globe to introduce the Sabolich Foot prosthesis; planned, managed and scripted multi-media
presentation before science/medical print and broadcast editors and reporters.
International press conference held at the Plaza Hotel in New York for 100 media people from around the
globe to introduce the Sabolich Sense-of-Feel System; planned, managed and scripted multi-media
presentation before science/medical print and broadcast editors and reporters.
International press conference held at the Plaza Hotel in New York to introduce the Sabolich Sense of Feel
and Sense of Hot and Cold systems before medical/science print and general interest print and
broadcast editors and reporters.
Susan Bennis/Warren Edwards Collection Presentation to the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume
Institute, late spring 1982 event included all event aspects; co-hosted by Diana Vreeland and Stella Blum.
Variety Clubs International Annual Children's Lifeline Award Dinner Dance, three years management,
including:
Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria to honor Roberto C. Goizueta, Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer, The Coca-Cola Company; Honorary Chairperson, Mrs. Ronald Reagan; emcee Monty
Hall; entertainment, Alan King.
Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria to honor Thomas S. Murphy, Chairman and CEO Capital
Cities/ABC, Inc; performances by Patti LuPone and comedian Richard Lewis; P&F
Communications also provided media relations for event.
Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria to honor His Royal Highness, The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince
Philip of England, recipient of the Variety Children's Lifeline Award; all coordination with
Buckingham Palace and The British Consulate apropos HRH Prince Philip and press relations.
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11. A Special Longterm Relationship:
P & F Communications and Feld Entertainment
For 14 years, P & F Communications served as national publicity agency-of-record and general public relations
consultants for the far-flung diversified interests of Feld Entertainment, Inc., parent company of “The Greatest Show
On Earth”.
From 1990 to 2004, under the personal management of agency partner Barbara Pflughaupt, this exciting account
encompassed all national public relations campaigns for each of Feld Entertainment’s live touring properties:
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey’s Circus (two simultaneously national touring shows)
Barnum’s Kaleidoscape
Disney On Ice
As a member of a host of internal Feld Entertainment marketing and communications committees, Ms. Pflughaupt
not only consulted on, but also directed media training, corporate messaging, crisis communications, and public
relations/publicity campaigns for:
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Center for Elephant Conservation
Feld Entertainment’s corporate communications
Ringling Bros. online presence
Feld Entertainment’s broad public affairs animal issues
Ms. Pflughaupt and her P & F Communications colleagues initiated positive national and international press
coverage --- in virtually all categories and outlets --- for all touring Feld Entertainment properties and the Ringling
Bros. Center for Elephant Conservation; coordinated national press conferences and major market satellite media
tours; produced electronic press kits and video news releases; and created and managed a broad variety of uniquely
press-generating special events: …annual animal walks of circus animals across Manhattan (through Midtown
tunnel to Madison Square Garden)…a promenade of elephants from Madison Square Garden to Central Park for a
children’s free performance highlights show…A Central Park Circus Salute to the United Nations for 2,000 U.N.
diplomats and school children…A Salute to Jumbo event with the American Museum of Natural History…an
aerialist suspended by his teeth from a helicopter flying over the Hollywood hills…births of baby Asian
elephants….”Smiles Across America”, a media event and nationwide celebration of the 25th
Anniversary of Clown
College….an ongoing panoply of high visibility publicity events in major markets across the United States.
In addition to helping create and manage the national publicity campaigns for two new live productions ---
Barnum’s Kaleidoscape and 2004’s Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Hometown Edition --- and over ten years’
worth of Disney On Ice shows (licensed to Feld Entertainment), Ms. Pflughaupt personally managed the national
publicity campaigns for such Feld Entertainment performing headliners as:
Johnathan Lee Iverson, the first African-American Ringmaster, debuted in the New York Times and on the
NBC Nightly News; the subsequent campaign resulted in his being one of 10 people featured on the annual
“Barbara Walters’ Most Fascinating People” ABC-TV Network special; the agency’s overall campaign was
named a Finalist in the 2000 “PR Week Arts and Entertainment Campaign of the Year Award”
competition.
Sara (Houcke), The Tiger Whisperer, designated one of Biography Magazine’s “50 Favorite Celebrities” in
her debut year, as a result of being featured in People, US, Self, The New York Times, Inside Edition,
NBC-TV’s The Today Show --- four appearances --- and a host of other topflight national media outlets.
Bello Nock, honored as “America’s Best Clown” by TIME Magazine in its “America’s Best” issue of
2001.

12. With publicity breaks too many to fully detail, the sampling of high profile Feld Entertainment media coverage
generated by P & F Communications under partner Barbara Pflughaupt’s hands-on direction includes …The Today
Show…Good Morning, America…CBS The Early Show…Fox & Friends…NBC Nightly News…ABC World
News Tonight… The CBS Evening News…The Tonight Show with Jay Leno…The Late Show with David
Letterman…The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson….The Ellen DeGeneres Show…The View…Live! With
Regis and Kathie Lee…The Rosie O’Donnell Show…The Wayne Brady Show…The Charlie Rose
Show…Entertainment Tonight…Access Hollywood …20/20 …48 Hours…CNN…The Travel Channel…The
Learning Channel…MTV…The Food Network …The New York Times…The Wall Street Journal…USA
Today…TIME Magazine…Newsweek…Life Magazine…People Magazine…US Weekly…Entertainment
Weekly…Associated Press…ABC Radio Networks…National Public Radio…International Public Radio……and
much more
CLIENT AND PROGRAMS SUMMARY
CORPORATE IMAGE AND
IDENTITY
American Academy of Motion
Picture Arts & Sciences
AT&T
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chris Aceto/Laura Creavalle,
America's Fittest Couple, Inc.
Continental Grain Company -
ContiChem, ContiFinancial
Services Division, and
ContiTrade Services Divisions
Direct Connect International
Emerging Pictures
Feld Entertainment
First World Cheese Associates
Giordano Art, Ltd.
GoodLife TV Network
Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream
IndiePix.net
International Center of
Photography
kajeet
Mathcounts
M-Net Broadcasting/Face of
Africa and Africa Designs
National Animal Interest
Alliance
National Parenting Center
New Line Home Entertainment
NovaCare, Inc.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum &
Bailey Combined Shows, Inc.
Scholastic Publishing & The
Chrysler Corporation
(1994-1995 national joint
program "Reading Together:
Make It A Family Tradition")
Soldiers For The Truth
Foundation
Swivel Media
Siegfried & Roy
Todd-AO Studios East
Variety Clubs International
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Artistic License Films
Chris Aceto/Laura Creavalle,
America's Fittest Couple, Inc.
Cointreau Liqueur
ContiChem, Inc., Division of
Continental Grain Company
ContiFinancial Services
Corporation, Division of
Continental Grain Company
ContiTrade Services
Corporation, Division of
Continental Grain Company
Direct Connect International
Elysian Pictures
Emerging Cinemas
Empire Pictures
Feld Entertainment
First World Cheese Associates
Focus Features
Friendship Food Products
Giordano Art Ltd.
Gramercy Pictures
Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream
Hershey Kissmobile/Children’s
Miracle Network National
Tour Launch
IDP Films
IFC Films
kajeet
Koch Lorber Films
Lavinia’s World
Laurel Entertainment
M-Net/Face of Africa
Merchant Ivory Films
Mattel Toy Company
Mego International Toy
Manufacturing
Miramax Films
Newmarket Films
New Century/Vista
New Line Home Entertainment
New Sky Pictures
New World Pictures
NovaCare, Inc.
Nostalgia Good-TV
October Films
Palm Pictures
Petrossian Caviar
Pre Monde Cheese
Pyramid Films
Regent Releasing
Ringling Bros. and Barnum &
Bailey Combined Shows
Savoy Pictures
Sabolich Prosthetic & Research
Center
SharpVision (Sharp Electronics
Corporation)
Siegfried & Roy
Sky Island Films
Susan Bennis/Warren Edwards
Taurus Entertainment
Trimark Pictures
Tri-Star Pictures
United Artists Communications

13. Theatres/United Film
Distribution Film Company
Urbanworld Films
USA Films
Walt Disney Pictures/
Touchstone Films
Walt Disney's World on Ice
Warner Bros.
SCIENCE, MEDICAL &
TECHNOLOGY
American Cancer Society
AT&T
Differential Diagnostics
kajeet
National Cancer Cytology
Center
National Foundation for Ileitis
and Colitis
NovaCare, Inc.
SLE (Lupus) Foundation
Sabolich Prosthetic & Research
Center
Todd-AO Studios East
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