About Us
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Dreamer Creative Services was formed in 1987 (initially as Dreamer Research & Production, then as Dreamer Creative Marketing) by Debra Riemer Trowbridge for the purpose of media related projects, history research, marketing and audio/video recordings. Debra has an experience base of over 25 years in management, marketing and media. She has an Interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism from Valparaiso University and a Web Design certificate from Indiana University. |
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Debra began the business by producing radio commercials for a variety of clients. At the same time, she continued to work as a radio news person and announcer for 13 years, and as manager and marketing director for a shopping mall for nearly 20 years. The first major contract for Dreamer Creative Marketing was the production and distribution of historic radio features for Indiana's Hoosier Celebration '88, a project of the Indiana Governor's Office. Dreamer researched, produced and mailed 60 second features about Indiana history to more than 100 radio stations monthly throughout the course of the celebration. While handling the marketing for a scuba diving store, she met and married her husband, Bill, who now assists her with commercial and character voice work. She also has designed Web sites for churches and businesses. She has held several other management, media and marketing related positions, including as congregation coordinator and newspaper newsroom librarian, and has volunteered to lead and assist numerous non-profit programs and events. In 2006 she added personal organization assistance to her list of services. Dreamer Creative Services is open to nearly any creative challenge. Some of our areas of experience include: radio announcing, news interviews, radio commercials, brochures, retail sales tabloids, informational fliers, newspaper/magazine ads, business cards/magnets, marketing plans, history research, photography, videography, Web sites, business management, event coordination, instruction, television commercials, direct mail pieces, family history interviews, and home/office organization.
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