About
James A. Donnelly, Moonvideo.com, has been working in television and with video for over 2 decades.Donnelly has worked on dozens of television productions as a producer for New York Times Group and PM Magazine. Wikipedia (Boston Globe, Sailing World).
Donnelly was also a video compressionist on the SHREK DVD.Recently Donnelly has been producing content online, ex: MadPod.com. “Madpod is a global podcasting phenomenon…” from Podshow Press Release (March 2006), having subscribers in nearly eighty countries. The show has appeared on Sirius Satellite Ch. 102. Donnelly recently added two 2005 Telly Awards to career honors that include 2 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards, 1 Iris Award, 11 Addy Awards.
Donnelly Recently launched WineVideo.*1989 Original member of “Synch” “Where Are You Now?” Top #10 Song on Billboard’s Hot 100 1989.*1996 start Petsonboard.com One of the first Online Pet Adoption for SPCA, NBC News feed story.*ASCAP-America Society for Composers, Authors and Publishers, member since 1989*NATAS- Film & Television member since 1991* PawShow.com-YouTube for Pets!*Asked to identify which type of content offers the highest growth potential for their industry over the next five years, the greatest number of respondents — 53 percent — cited short-form video, followed by videogames (13 percent), full-length film (11 percent) music, (11 percent), consumer publishing (9 percent) and business publishing (4 percent). (Resume)
MadlyMedia Channel Click Through Videos 
Jerry Seltzer, one of the principals in Madly media, has been using television and marketing during his long career. He was one of the first to create a television network of 110 stations utilizing video tape in the early sixties, and subsequently co-founded BASS tickets in northern California and eventually became sales and marketing director of Ticketmaster, helping to create the strategy that overturned Ticketron and created the world’s largest ticketing company. He also was on the advisory board of Stub Hub, recently acquired by E-Bay, and has been on the Bay Area Board of The American Red Cross, produced Fund Raisers for Thunder Road and other non profit organizations. He has been a resident of Sonoma for 14 years and co-founded the Sonoma Valley Film Festival in 1997 as well as serving on the board of the Mustard Festival and Salute to the Arts. He is recognized nationally as a leading exponent of guerilla marketing.
