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David Tetreault / Career / Warner Bros. Television

Warner Bros. Television · Campaign archive · 1996 to 1999

Integrated campaigns for first run and off network television

As Director of Marketing, David Tetreault developed high level advertising campaigns for some of television's most important franchises and combined radio, television, outdoor and online media into coordinated national launches.

Warner Bros. Television

Major franchises across every television daypart

The Warner Bros. portfolio moved from first run entertainment and daytime talk to network drama, comedy, genre programming and high value off network syndication. The work required a flexible campaign system and constant alignment with affiliates.

12Named programming samples in the verified portfolio
4Integrated media channels covering television, radio, outdoor and online
2Core businesses spanning first run and off network programming
1999The final year of the Warner Bros. campaign chapter

One campaign architecture across four media channels

Tetreault's Warner Bros. mandate combined national media strategy with affiliate execution and program specific creative.

Integrated advertising

Television, radio, outdoor and online

Created campaigns that connected mass reach media with the emerging online channel, giving franchises a coherent identity across consumer touchpoints.

Program launches

First run premieres and returning franchises

Directed marketing around new series, daily entertainment formats and talk programming that depended on clear positioning and sustained local tune in.

Off network television

Extending the value of proven hits

Built audience and affiliate support for network franchises entering syndication, where local scheduling, market differentiation and promotional repetition were critical.

Affiliate communication

National strategy with local execution

Led high level communication with television affiliates and strategically planned and purchased media supporting Warner Bros. Television programming.

The Warner Bros. television portfolio

The verified campaign record spans prestige network franchises, first run entertainment, daytime talk, comedy and genre programming.

Prestige and franchise television

Audience defining network series

High profile programming with strong brand identities and significant value in both original runs and syndication.

FriendsERThe West Wing

First run entertainment

Daily and daytime appointment viewing

Personality driven formats requiring frequent promotion, affiliate coordination and clear market positioning.

ExtraAccess HollywoodThe Rosie O'Donnell ShowThe Jenny Jones Show

Scripted portfolio

Comedy, drama and genre programming

A diverse slate marketed across network, first run and off network distribution windows.

Lois & ClarkSuddenly SusanBabylon 5The ClientThe Wayans Bros.

Campaign methods

A fully integrated media mix

The Warner Bros. campaign model extended the affiliate discipline built at Sony into broader national media execution.

TelevisionRadioOutdoorOnlineAffiliate communicationMedia planningMedia buying

Verified career source

The campaign portfolio is documented

Cal State LA's alumni biography identifies Tetreault's Director of Marketing appointment, the twelve named programs and the integrated mix of radio, television, outdoor and online advertising used at Warner Bros.