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Many out-of-town clients are discovering that top-notch advertising doesn't have to come with big city sticker shock.

Baltimore is, without a doubt, the world's largest casting call. You'll find all kinds here. Baltimore is an unassuming family man with a white picket fence, 2.5 exceptional children and a golden retriever. It's a pinstriped executive controlling a billion-dollar business in a vibrant center of commerce. It's an insomniac artist with secret piercings and unfettered ideas. Baltimore is all these personalities and more.

It's no wonder Baltimore has produced a wealth of memorable advertising. Local agencies consistently win top industry awards, often besting larger New York agencies in District award shows. National television and film producers have discovered Baltimore as well, creating a vast pool of talented production personnel. And with the state of Maryland leading the country in high-tech companies, many out-of-town clients are discovering that top-notch advertising doesn't have to come with big city sticker shock.

Sitting on the Chesapeake Bay, with the Allegheny Mountains to the West, the Atlantic Ocean to the East, our nation's capital to the South and Philadelphia and New York to the North, Baltimore certainly knows the value of location, location, location. In the downtown area with the lively Harborplace and Harbor East, or in one of the many historical and cultural districts like Mount Vernon, Fells Point, Canton, Federal Hill or Mount Washington, you can find unique places to explore, shop, and eat. Rockfish, oysters or our world famous blue crabs when you come to Baltimore, bring your appetite. Baltimore also features a twin convention center, many 4 star hotels and, for the sports enthusiast, downtown Baltimore is home to the Ravens, the Orioles, and the Baltimore Blast.

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