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ABOUT That Is So PR
Elevating Brands Through the Power of Storytelling.
Exactly how many more celebrities and businesses do we need to see have a downfall in the media? Let's not have your business be the next one.
I'm Sophia and I want you to think of me as the latest Olivia Pope! Why? Because I’m a communications expert and a storyteller.
From arts and entertainment to the sports world, That Is So Public Relations present our clients in the best light by crafting iconic narratives for key stakeholders and the media on their behalf, while also preserving their integrity.
Over the span of 15 years, I have coordinated and pitched successful film shoots with NBC 4 New York News, received my masters degree in public affairs journalism, created daily digital content for an NYC press office and produced articles for a UK-based e-market place when I lived in London, England. Oh, and I'm also a published author and cartoon creator.
Everything is about story. Ready for me to help you tell yours to the public?
Secured national & Local media placements
The power of typography: activism meets design at museum of design atlanta
The power of typography: activism meets design at museum of design atlanta
The power of typography: activism meets design at museum of design atlanta
The Atlanta Voice
designer david tann wants new moda residency to increase creative diversity
The power of typography: activism meets design at museum of design atlanta
The power of typography: activism meets design at museum of design atlanta
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Name, Image and Likeness: What is financial literacy for Student athletes?
Name, Image and Likeness: What is financial literacy for Student athletes?
Name, Image and Likeness: What is financial literacy for Student athletes?
The Clay Young Show
How paying college athletes has changed Louisiana sports
Name, Image and Likeness: What is financial literacy for Student athletes?
Name, Image and Likeness: What is financial literacy for Student athletes?
New Orleans Public Radio