Media
Documents:
Audio/Podcasts:
Biography
At Movable Type Management, Adam will serve as President of Movable Type Media, managing a very exclusive list of authors while developing and producing the adaptations of MTM’s clients’ work.
After receiving a degree in Finance and Management from N.Y.U.’s Stern School of Business and spending a decade as a sales and marketing guru for technology startups, Adam Chromy decided to blend his love of narrative with his modern entrepreneurial spirit. The result was Artists and Artisans, where for ten years he represented authors with a professional rigor seldom seen in the book business.
After hundreds of published books and numerous bestsellers, Adam reorganized Artists and Artisans as a management company to better serve clients by offering them the higher visibility afforded by film and television adaptations of their work.
Industry Expertise (5)
Publishing
Media Production
Writing and Editing
Media - Print
Print Media
Areas of Expertise (4)
Publishing
The Role of Literary Agents
The Future of Bookselling
The Entrepreneurial Author
Accomplishments (2)
President – Movable Type Media (professional)
2012-01-01
The increasingly competitive marketplace has made brand awareness ever more critical to the success of an author’s career, and there is no greater platform for building that awareness than film and television adaptations of an author’s work. Movable Type Media aggressively pursues clients’ performance exploitations in Hollywood while also mining its rich creative community for talent.
Author – Please Fire Me: Posts from the Revolting Workplace (professional)
2011-04-26
Please Fire Me is the best handbook to an all-out employee revolution. The fuel of this revolution comes from the reader-submitted posts of the popular blog PleaseFireMe.com, the favorite outlet for people trapped in bad jobs to anonymously vent. Packed with laugh-out-loud segments which are just as funny flipping through as read straight through, the book generates an original and clever response to every complaint imaginable.
Links (3)
Event Appearances (1)
Rough Edit: An Insider's View of the Publishing Business
Paragraph Workspace for Writers Agent Roundtable Speaker Series New York City
2012-01-19
Sample Talks (1)
Keep Your Day Job: So You Want To Be An Author
In this workshop, Adam discusses what authors can do to increase the chances that their manuscript will be reviewed in a more favorable manner once it is submitted for consideration. He offers some valuable tips on how a writer can develop a unique & readable voice, and outlines the importance of a story premise that reflects both novelty and technical quality. In addition, Adam will review the role of a literary agent, and how they undertake the task of promoting a new book.
Availability
- Keynote
- Moderator
- Panelist
- Workshop Leader
- Host/MC
- Author Appearance
- Corporate Training
Social