Deanna Quinones

I am a marketing writer with a flair for the dramatic, a passion for the delicious, and a unique ability to find the right voice for any audience.


My professional background includes B2B and B2C marketing and promotional content for book publishers, film and book festivals, law firms, healthcare product manufacturers, and the retail gift market, among others. I have crafted marketing communications in a wide variety of formats, including web and social media content, e-newsletters, press releases, catalog copy, magazine features, personality profiles, blog posts, and more. I have written award-winning greeting cards and contributed to regional and hyperlocal blogs that range in focus from parenting and politics to food and culture.


I thrive in fast-paced creative environments and although there is a restraining order against me at my local espresso bar, I have a naturally caffeinated ability to manage multiple projects under crazy deadlines.


I love the written word, and it is my highest professional and personal goal to use language to inspire, instruct, amuse, and enlighten all my readers, whether customer, colleague, consumer, or friend.


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Film Festival Content •

Documentary Film Note: The Pulitzer at 100

Originally dreamed up by a scandal-mongering immigrant newspaperman, the Pulitzer Prize is celebrating its centennial as the highest honor in American arts and letters. Oscar®- and Emmy®-winning director Kirk Simon (Strangers No More, Masterclass) explores the origins of the prestigious award; its century-long run canonizing great moments in history; the careers it has burnished; and a sampling of the timeless words, images and melodies that have earned its recognition.
Website Content •

Deacon Jones Foundation

Pro Football Hall of Famer Deacon Jones blazes on in the memories of fans and colleagues as the greatest defensive end in the National Football League. He was the ultimate Secretary of Defense. He was also an entrepreneur and a dedicated community advocate. He believed deeply in the importance of stemming the cycle of inner-city strife and continuous depreciation of neighborhoods, and was committed to developing disadvantaged kids into role models and community leaders.
Personality Profile •

Film Festival Tribute: Malcolm McDowell

You know that face. You definitely know that eye—that hauntingly mascara-lined eye staring with malice from the famous poster for Stanley Kubrick’s A CLOCKWORK ORANGE. For more than three decades, Malcolm McDowell has been one of the most enduring players on the silver screen and is instantly recognizable to generations of viewers, from fans of his breakthrough 1968 British drama IF… to Trekkies who enjoyed his theatrical turn as the villainous Dr. Soran in STAR TREK: GENERATIONS.