Gary Faber

Gary Faber is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Marketing at the Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University, where he has been teaching since 2011. His expertise lies at the intersection of marketing and the entertainment industry, particularly in film, live theater, and video games.

His academic and professional background reflects deep engagement with entertainment marketing strategy:

• Co-founder, Entertainment Research & Marketing (ERm)
• Executive Vice President of Marketing, The Weinstein Company (2005–2010)
• Marketing and publicity roles at Miramax Films on films like 'Chicago' and 'Gangs of New York'
• Alumnus of The George Washington University

His research and professional interests focus on consumer entertainment, including audience measurement, marketing campaigns for films, and distribution strategies. He has contributed to the marketing of critically acclaimed and commercially successful films such as 'The Reader,' 'Spring Breakers,' and 'The Bling Ring.'

Though no formal research articles are listed, his work demonstrates a strong applied focus on movie marketing, distribution, and exhibition, aligning with practical business education at Stern.

Notable professional recognitions or scientific awards were not mentioned in the provided text.

He advises and teaches students in marketing with a real-world perspective, drawing from decades of experience in high-level entertainment marketing. While no specific grants or funded research projects are listed, his firm ERm conducts market research in collaboration with major studios and independent producers.

There is no mention of formal research labs or dedicated academic teams associated with him at NYU.