Nicole Marostica is Vice President, Publicity for Warner Bros. Worldwide TV and Marketing Non-Scripted Programming. In this position, she is charged with developing strategy, the execution of trade and consumer campaigns, awards strategies, and talent relations related to all unscripted programming produced by Warner Horizon, Shed Media and Telepictures.
Previously, she served as Director, Communications, ABC Entertainment and was the network's Alternative and Specials team leader working closely with The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, The CMA's Board of Directors, studio producers and talent overseeing communication efforts on behalf of The Oscars, The CMA Awards, The Billboard Music Awards and The American Music Awards. Ms. Marostica was also charged with expanding and showcasing ABC's TV music and artists, as well as overseeing PR efforts for all acquired programming. She has developed and executed publicity campaigns for Desperate Housewives, Nashville, Criminal Minds, Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Marvel's Agent Carter and Eli Stone.
Ms. Marostica joined The Walt Disney Company as a manager of Media Relations, Disney Channel, in 2000. Prior to that, she handled publicity campaigns for the Showtime Network, including the movies Behind the Red Door and Jasper, Texas. She began her career as a publicity assistant at Turner Entertainment Group, where she supported programming for TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network and Turner Classic Movies.
Ms. Marostica represents the Public Relations Peer Group Executive Committee as Governor for the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, is a member of the Television Publicity Executives Committee and was previously on the board of the TJ Martel Foundation.
Ms. Marostica attended California State University Northridge and currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband and two children.
Nicole Marostica
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