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TCM Creative
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TCM Creative is a full-service production facility that creates television commercials (PSAs, Social, CTV, Event Videos, Long Form, any video you want to make Tommy) for national non-profit organizations.Our Neuro-Fundraising® lab tests our creative and other creative (videos, websites, digital ads, direct mail packages) created by our sister companies and our clients to further understand how potential donors respond and what is the most effective content. (Who knew Ph.D's needed so much wall space for all their degrees? Oh, everyone. OK.) The culture of TCM Creative is one of the most important things. (Like brushing your teeth for two minutes and flossing daily important.)1) Treat everyone with respect, integrity, and compassion.Whether it's a co-worker, client, sister company employee, talent/service provider, or anyone else you come into contact while representing TCM Creative. We ask that you treat them with respect, integrity, and compassion just as you would wish to be treated. (Basically, the good golden rule. Not the one about he who has the gold makes the rules.)2) Enjoy the day and be grateful! (It's not just an inspirational quote on a mug.) We should all be enjoying the work we do. If you aren't enjoying what you're doing, you've got options. Maybe you aren't operating in your strength. (Let's find it and get you there.) Or maybe you've lost focus on gratefulness. (If we're focused only on the things we don't like we will never see the things we do.)3) Take it personally and strive for excellence. We want you to feel like TCM Creative is a reflection of you. (Mirror, mirror, on the wall. Just no evil villain.) When you take it personally, you're saying that your work and TCM Creative is a reflection of what you value. When you work like this, you'll take pride in your work, you'll push for excellence, and you'll find great enjoyment in what you do. (That's a win, win, win for those keeping score at home.)But enough about us, how about you?