KEVIN MARDESICH
COMMUNICATIONS
WRITER, PRODUCER,
& MARKETER
Trusted by Oscar winners and global brands, Kevin Mardesich builds world-class stories and marketing initiatives. Credits include National Geographic, Oliver Stone, Apple, ESPN, MTV, and White House agency departments. He also teaches the same at Stanford, UCLAx, and more.
Kevin is a writer-producer-marketer. He is also an adjunct professor of the same, teaching future Oscar-nominated producer, Jean de Meuron (statue). As a professional, Kevin heralded unknown visionary writer Geoff Fletcher (speech), who later won the Oscar for writing Precious.
Kevin's reel shows his sample stories across platforms. Credits include: documentary shorts; a creative brief for Captain America and The MTV Movie Awards; press releases for studios, ad agencies, and ESPN; and other projects.
Kevin (in blue) developed scripts for Producer Janet Yang who today serves as president of the Academy (the Oscars) as well as three-time Oscar winner, Oliver Stone. Kevin's notes developed the Oscar-nominated script, Nixon; HBO's Emmy-winning Best Film, Indictment: The McMartin Trial; and the Golden Globe-winning script The People vs. Larry Flynt, directed by Milos Forman. Kevin also wrote and produced MTV's Emmy-winning interactive films and campaign, Take A Stand Against Violence.
Kevin trains marketing-storytellers, too, e.g., copywriters Jeremy Graham and Mike Alfaro (above). They went viral with their Super Bowl ad (Vimeo link). Mike also created the viral game, Millennial Loteria (hipster card). Kevin currently teaches part-time at Stanford and other programs. He began this teaching-half of his career at The University of Texas' top-ranked Advertising Program and was then recruited by Chapman Film School and UCLAx. Kevin has also coached MTV, Univision, IceHotel, etc.
