Zoom-In Online is a television network on the web that produces and distributes a collection of series aimed at the entertainment enthusiasts.
This interactive, multimedia “Vanity Fair meets Wired Magazine” thoughtfully covers topics for entertainers from film (Meet The Artists at Sundance) to photography (Photoshop Quicktips) to music (Soundtrack Quicktips) to design (Designing Minds) with a balanced, thoughtful approach that engages peers more than idle fans.
Zoom-In’s flagship music program, Rehearsal Space captures the essence of this brand: artists talking to artists about their art and how it came to be.
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Founder and CEO, Megan Cunningham, and Managing Editor Mike Raffensperger to discuss their venture and ongoing efforts to engage entertainment creators with truly meaningful media. I was really impressed by their vision and insight.
Another particularly unique approach to monetization and viewer engagement is ZIO Pro, a professional-oriented premium membership service which offers complete comprehensive training on media tools like Final Cut Pro and Photoshop, career development and networking opportunities, events and discounts.
Congratulations and best luck to trailblazing company that links, supports and engages the very people who make open, online entertainment thrive.
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