Anthony Mora | |
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 Anthony Mora | |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation(s) | Public Relations, playwright |
| Website | http://www.anthonymora.com |
Anthony Mora is a Los Angeles publicist, [1] former journalist and magazine editor, entrepreneur, author, playwright, and screenwriter.
Anthony Mora is the founder of Los Angeles-based Anthony Mora Communications, a private company in the PR Agencies industry. [2] Founded in 1990, the agency specializes in media placement, image development, SEO, social media and media training. [3]
As a public relations and media relations expert, [4] Mora has been featured in a number of media outlets including The New York Times , [5] the Los Angeles Times , [6] The Wall Street Journal , CNN, the BBC. [7] His firm represents clients in fields including health, [5] [8] beauty, law, publishing, film, entertainment, [9] technology, and business.
Anthony Mora Communications, Inc. has represented clients including The J Sisters, Hackensack University Medical Center, The Abi Fashion Collection and The Charles Winston Collection, Chuck Henry, HarperCollins and Putnam Publishing. [10] The firm has placed clients in a wide range of media outlets, including Time , Newsweek , 60 Minutes , Vogue , CNN, People , the Today Show , and hundreds of other local, national, and international media outlets. [10]
In 2002, Mora won the Irwin Award for Book Publicist of the Year (Best Fiction Campaign). [11]
Mora's clients in the film industry have included Paramount Pictures, [12] Bigfoot Entertainment, [13] Mitch Anderson, [14] Hilary Henkin, and actresses Roxana Brusso and Holly Hunter.
Mora also works with a number of artists from painters and sculptors to authors, directors and designers. He leads a program titled "P.R. For Artists". [15]
Mora is the author of two non-fiction books, including:
In 2006, Anthony served as the playwright-in-residence at The Sidewalk Studio Theatre. [19] The theatre produced Anthony's play, P.O.P.: The Principles of Perfection, and the world premiere of the full play of Bang! A Love Story. [20]
Mora is the author of five plays: