When Fisher, who joined Merlin Entertainments in 1995, took the role of chief development officer for MMM in 2011, it was all about reaching out and building relationships. Every brand, franchise and partner is unique, each with its own challenges and, indeed, each with its own rewards. Things have developed organically - though purposefully - thanks to Fisher’s strategic consolidation of all their IP business, bringing it under one umbrella at the centre of MMM. Merlin’s creative team, Merlin Magic Making (MMM), headed up by Mark Fisher, has been driving the DreamWorks partnership since they worked together on the live Madagascar show staged at Chessington World of Adventures in the UK in 2012 and Heide Park, Germany, the following year. Like any successful relationship, it needs to be nurtured and based on the foundations of communication, commitment, mutual respect, the ability to get along and - who knows - even have a good time together. There’s more to it, though, than throwing money at an IP holder and running off with the spoils. When in February this year Merlin Entertainments announced a deal with DreamWorks to create six Shrek-themed midway attractions, it was a sign of a blossoming romance.
Shrek is an evergreen IP in more ways than oneįalling for the perfect IP can be the start of a beautiful - and lucrative - relationship. We find out about what it’s like to work with DreamWorks on a popular franchise like this. Huge, green and grumpy - Shrek is an evergreen IP in more ways than one, and Merlin’s new attractions are sure to be a global crowd pleaser. Furthermore, rookie female detective Eun-Young (Lee Na-Young) is selected as his partner for the case.Jobs News Features Video Products Company profiles Profiles Magazine Handbook Advertise Sang-Gil doesn't want to take the case, because it looks like a simple suicide case and won't help him get the promotion that he desperately wants. Detective Sang-Gil (Song Kang-Ho) and his co-workers investigate the scene.
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