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Lean Media : How to Focus Creativity, Streamline Production, and Create Media That Audiences Love by Ian Lamont is a business book available to read on EtoBox.

What is Lean Media : How to Focus Creativity, Streamline Production, and Create Media That Audiences Love about?

Most new media is destined to fail. Whether its a song, film, website, book, video game, advertisement, or other type of media production, its extremely difficult to create works that resonate with audiences. Lean Media can give creators and media companies an edge. The framework has worked for some of the biggest media brands and most well-known artists, as well as smaller teams and media ventures. It draws on the same "lean" approaches adopted by manufacturing and tech startups, but is optimized for the unique needs and production methods used in the media industry. In LEAN MEDIA, author Ian Lamont shows how the framework can streamline processes, lower costs, reduce the risk of failure, and ultimately create media that matters. Packed with examples as diverse as The Simpsons, Led Zeppelin, Minecraft, The Financial Times, and more, LEAN MEDIA outlines the framework for producing high-quality media on time and on budget. If you create media, the Lean Media framework provides the tools and know-how to develop media that clicks with audiences. Whether you work on a large team or are a solo creator, the framework can help you iteratively develop great media, informed by audience inpu

Who reads Lean Media : How to Focus Creativity, Streamline Production, and Create Media That Audiences Love?

It is typically read by working professionals who need an authoritative practice reference.

Common subject areas: medicine, law, business, engineering.

Author
Ian Lamont
Publisher
Newton, Massachusetts: i30 Media Corporation
Published
2017
Language
EN
ISBN
9781939924971
Category
business
Subjects
Sociology, Music, Literary Fiction
Rating
5 / 5 (3 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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