What is a marketing
   campaign?
A Marketing Campaign is….

   Marketing Campaign is a form or promotion within the film
    industry. Film studios will invest in expensive marketing
    campaigns to maximise revenue early in the release cycle.
    Marketing budgets tend to equal anywhere between half or
    three times the production budget. Publicity is generally
    handled by the distributor and exhibitions.
What factors do you look for in a film?
   Good and interesting cinematography- 3D, more creative camera work the
    more interesting the film.


   An exciting plot- you want the films plot to come across it to be exciting
    and story that grabs the audience straight away. Emotional engagement
    to the audiences. Story that is new and exciting gains imagination, so you
    don’t get bored.

   A good leading cast- This can play an important part in gaining audiences
    if they are well known actors and actresses viewers will be more
    compelled to watch it, knowing the acting will be at a high standard.
    Audiences gain favourite actors/actresses therefore if there is a film with
    them in they are more likely to go see them purely based just on the actor.

   A film that gives you something to think about? – important to gain a
    response of a perspective, this may be caused by issues within society or
    social issues.

   Soundtrack- Music that makes the film memorable, music that helps
    create the mood of the scenes helps audiences relate and understand,
    feel raw emotions.
Different types of marketing



   Trailers- a huge part of marketing a film, described as a mainstay of promotion,
    targeting movie goers everywhere. There to add maximum appeal in only two
    and a half minutes. FILM POSTERS there tends to be a varied amount of posters
    and they way they are presented, scattered around different places within cities,
    as well as paid advertisements in newspapers etc.

   Promotional tour- when the actors or actresses and directors take part in
    interviews across the media, this may be through the television, radio etc.

   Viral Video’s- distribution of the trailer. Links to blogs and emails to help
    promote the film, creation of the film based websites. INTERNET MARKETING
    paid advertisements online help broadcast the film, this is called social media
    marketing.
   Merchandising- comes in different in forms example co-advertising example
    Aston martin associated with James Bond a product related to the film. The
    products help promote the bond films or competitions entice the public.

What is a marketing1

  • 1.
    What is amarketing campaign?
  • 2.
    A Marketing Campaignis….  Marketing Campaign is a form or promotion within the film industry. Film studios will invest in expensive marketing campaigns to maximise revenue early in the release cycle. Marketing budgets tend to equal anywhere between half or three times the production budget. Publicity is generally handled by the distributor and exhibitions.
  • 3.
    What factors doyou look for in a film?  Good and interesting cinematography- 3D, more creative camera work the more interesting the film.  An exciting plot- you want the films plot to come across it to be exciting and story that grabs the audience straight away. Emotional engagement to the audiences. Story that is new and exciting gains imagination, so you don’t get bored.  A good leading cast- This can play an important part in gaining audiences if they are well known actors and actresses viewers will be more compelled to watch it, knowing the acting will be at a high standard. Audiences gain favourite actors/actresses therefore if there is a film with them in they are more likely to go see them purely based just on the actor.  A film that gives you something to think about? – important to gain a response of a perspective, this may be caused by issues within society or social issues.  Soundtrack- Music that makes the film memorable, music that helps create the mood of the scenes helps audiences relate and understand, feel raw emotions.
  • 4.
    Different types ofmarketing  Trailers- a huge part of marketing a film, described as a mainstay of promotion, targeting movie goers everywhere. There to add maximum appeal in only two and a half minutes. FILM POSTERS there tends to be a varied amount of posters and they way they are presented, scattered around different places within cities, as well as paid advertisements in newspapers etc.  Promotional tour- when the actors or actresses and directors take part in interviews across the media, this may be through the television, radio etc.  Viral Video’s- distribution of the trailer. Links to blogs and emails to help promote the film, creation of the film based websites. INTERNET MARKETING paid advertisements online help broadcast the film, this is called social media marketing.  Merchandising- comes in different in forms example co-advertising example Aston martin associated with James Bond a product related to the film. The products help promote the bond films or competitions entice the public.