MCMI Proseminar Speaker Series: Kevin Goetz
- Annenberg School for Communication (Room 224)
Annenberg MCMI and Ph.D. students are invited to join us at the MCMI proseminar speaker series
We are excited to welcome Kevin Goetz, CEO/Founder of Screen Engine, to Annenberg for the inaugural MCMI Proseminar Speaker Series.
Kevin Goetz is an award-winning movie and entertainment strategist and CEO/Founder of Screen Engine, a global research and audience insights firm serving major film, television, and streaming studios. With over three decades of experience, he has been at the forefront of Hollywood’s movie research”industry having tested over 5000 titles in his career. He is the bestselling author of two books: "Audience•ology: How Moviegoers Shape the Films We Love," offering an inside look at the power of audience pre-release test screenings, and "How to Score in Hollywood," exploring the secrets to success in the movie business.
Goetz brings his expertise to life as the host of the successful podcast, "Don’t Kill the Messenger," and continues to educate up-and-coming filmmakers, deliver keynote speeches, and give talks and presentations around the world. He has also produced 12 television movies, including the Emmy-winning "Wild Iris" and the documentary "Children in the Fire," which tells the story of the resilient children living through the war in Ukraine.
A member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Television Academy, and the Producers Guild of America, Kevin is deeply committed to the industry. He also serves on the boards of six non-profit organizations.
Please note this series is reserved for Annenberg MCMI and Ph.D. students, seating is limited. Lunch will be served.
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