Events

EVENTS

Renaissance has designed and produced the radio campaigns for significant one-off events such as festivals, rallies, concerts, etc. Along with the radio promotion to drive attendance and awareness, the Renaissance team works with the event planners to design and implement an on-site live broadcast for maximum visibility on a national platform.

Movie Premiere Red Carpets

Renaissance has produced live national broadcasts from Red-Carpet Events for a number of movie premieres, such as Jonah: A Veggie Tales Movie, The Polar Express, Facing the Giants, Fireproof, Courageous, Soul Surfer, Charlotte’s Web, Grace Card and more. In these cases, Renaissance produces a live radio event securing major Christian radio networks and syndicated programs to be on-site with us originating their programming from that venue. This synergy of aggregating major networks for a live remote broadcast can provide multi-millions of last minute impressions the night of or night before a release. This effort can be combined with a fly-away promotion for these networks to augment their on-air impressions, which Renaissance will also secure and manage.

Festivals

Women of Faith
WOMEN OF FAITH

Renaissance planned and coordinated radio promotion for Women of Faith.

Together
PULSE “TOGETHER 2016” ON THE NATIONAL MALL

Renaissance planned and executed a strategic radio campaign for Pulse’s historic event, TOGETHER, in 2016 that took place on the National Mall and had about one million people in attendance. Renaissance also organized our radio partners to be on-site for interviews with different artists and speakers.

CityFest
LUIS PALAU’S NY CITYFEST

Renaissance handled the radio promotion for Luis Palau’s historic CityFest which took place in Central Park and had over 60,000 Christians in attendance. In addition to the radio ad campaign, Renaissance also organized and brought together different stations to be on-site doing live broadcasts from the event which included interviews with some of the artists and speakers.

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