Twenty years ago, Attila Juhasz gained traditional agency experience managing multi-million dollar budgets for Morgan-Padulo Communications in New York. In 1992 he was introduced to the Internet and immediately immersed himself into the online world. Seeing the obvious relevance between the web and marketing Attila began mastering his Internet skills and incorporated his technological and creative skills into his occupation.

Attila held a Marketing Director position with the prestigious world-renowned New York Botanical Garden. Before that, Attila was the Director of Internet Marketing for publicly traded Unapix Entertainment Inc. That hiring was featured in the Hollywood Reporter and Variety (see below).

Over the years Attila developed creative Internet solutions for many major companies including:

• Lifetime Television - Attila designed and managed their first "Intimate Portrait" video store
• Guiness Beer - Contracted by Colangelo-Synergy Marketing (CSM), Attila wrote the HTML for a promotional campaign utilizing Flash.
• Newman's Own - Contracted again by CSM, Attila took provided Photoshop files and created the first Newman's Own web site.
• Many more including Kraft, DuPont, Universal Music, and First Look Pictures. Click here for Attila's Web Works section.

To satisfy the demand for Attila's services, he formed his company Attila's Creative Works LLC in Phoenix, Arizona in 2005 where he provides innovative solutions.

A Clean Thrust: Unapix Buying Net Horror Site
Publication: The Hollywood Reporter
Date: Friday, December 4 1998

Distribution company Unapix Entertainment Inc. expanded its Internet holdings Thursday with the acquisition of HorrorMovies.com, a popular Internet site.

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. However, as part of the sale, HorrorMovies.com founder Attila Juhasz was named director of Internet marketing at Unapix Direct Media, the unit that runs Unapix's various Web sites.

Unapix officials said the acquisition will enable the company to cross-promote the company's theatrical, video and broadcast products and Unapix's horror film library.

Further, Unapix can take advantage of HorrorMovie.com's e-commerce business.

"Horror is the area in which we see the greatest potential for developing a loyal and broad consumer constituency," Unapix CEO David Fox said.