Kelly Taylor - Singer, Songwriter, Recording Artist

"Within just a few lessons, Peggy has transformed my voice, she has prepared me with the tools to open up my sound, while keeping it strong and yet learning how to use control to articulate and soften my delivery when needed. I will definitely continue to see her, I've never known a more effective vocal coach."

Justin Guarini - American Idol star, Singer, Songwriter, Recording Artist, Actor, Film and Broadway star

"Thank you for all your help, it was invaluable. It was great working with you and Madison Studios."

“What Makes a Video Go Viral?” 

by Robert Marshall

What is it exactly that makes a video go viral? More importantly, what does it mean for a video to be “viral” in the first place? As defined by the Oxford online dictionary, “viral” can be defined as: “relating to or involving an image, video, piece of information, etc. that is circulated rapidly from one Internet user to another.” Simple, right? What could be hard about writing Rebecca Black’s “Friday” or catching the next double rainbow on film? Not much, to be sure, but putting your video in a position where it will be seen by thousands of viewers is a bit trickier.

Many companies specialize in taking clients’ videos to 100,000+ views and beyond, but the important question is how this is achieved. The answer is two-fold: production and promotion.

Read more: What Makes a Video Go Viral

Peggy Johnson Productions and Talent was contacted by America's Got Talent casting directors in Los Angeles to find talent for their show for private auditions.

We sent in 12 videos and 3 artists were selected!

We wish them all the best in the 2011 season.

On August 25th, 2009 Peggy Still Johnson was invited to sing the National Anthem for the Atlanta Braves! What was more interesting was that the Braves were playing against the San Diego Padres, Peggy’s hometown team. Let’s not get into details as to who won the game; the highlight of the night was most definitely Peggy’s performance. We got a chance to ask her a few questions about her performance.

Read more: Peggy Still Johnson’s Personal Advice & Performance Tips