David Gianatasio is a Managing Editor at Muse by Clio. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on the intersection of sports, food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and design. His work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting topics such as advertising campaigns, graphic design, and the film industry.
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David Gianatasio's articles predominantly cover advertising, marketing, food and beverage, technology, and entertainment news. His coverage also includes seasonal topics and expert commentary.
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By: David Gianatasio
Several generations grew up with the phrase, “It's 10 p.m. Do you know where your children are?” From the late-1960s through at least the late-'80s, TV stations across the country would broadcast those words during their nightly programming as a cautionary cue for parents. The message got woven into the fabric of everyday life. It became, in the truest sense of an overused word, iconic.
With Landon Dickerson, Ted Karras, Tristan Wirfs ... and Beyoncé's horse August 20, 2026 8:00 am 3 min read Share:
With Charity: Water, Welcome.US, Crocs and Four Walls August 20, 2026 10:30 am 2 min read Share:
The word “polymath” has been flattened by overuse. A polymath isn't someone who's vaguely good at a lot of things. It's someone with real depth in multiple disciplines—and, crucially, disciplines that feed each other.
By: David Gianatasio
Real drop-off photos open doors August 21, 2026 9:00 am 2 min read Share: Say cheese! (Or whatever you ordered).
By: David Gianatasio
As a composer, I don't think in terms of good or bad sound. It's more about how emotive something is, and whether it feels right for the project. A recent example is The Philipstown WireCar Grand Prix documentary, which tells the story of the world's only wire car grand prix.
By: David Gianatasio
So, Nico Puertollano , you joined production and design studio Versus a few months ago as an executive creative director. What've you been up to?
There aren't many subjects guaranteed to ruin a dinner party quite like AI. Much of that conversation sits at two extremes: AI is the blazing future of creativity, or it has no place in it. Use it or refuse it. Rather than adding another opinion to the chatter, we decided to run an experiment. One where AI quickly becomes the least interesting part.
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You're a DoorDash delivery pro. One night, you experience something odd while collecting an order at a diner. All the patrons start passionately making out, and the cook's got a bizarre look on his face. So does that big-haired dude playing sad songs on the jukebox.
