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For your consumption. via twitter @Saltburnfilm

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A Timeline Of The Fake Feud Between Ryan Reynolds And Hugh Jackman!

Celebrating Ryan Reynolds turning 48 with a look back at his epic fake feud with Hugh Jackman! From witty jabs to promotional genius, here's to more years of laughter and faux rivalry!

Take a trip down the memory lane through this article right here: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/ryan-reynolds-turns-48-a-hilarious-retrospective-of-his-epic-fake-feud-with-hugh-jackman

[spiritsofprogress]

Haunted mansion Zillow

They absolutely peaked with this. It is funny, it is spooky and it gives great references for either drawings or fanfic! There’s a lot of great ghostly jokes pertaining to how haunted the mansion is, “Cooling without notice” I found particularly funny. All the photos change… I’d watch them closely. I don’t know how long this listing will actually stay up but I recommend checking it out while you still can!

However one downside is that the year built conflicts… but the movie sort of conflicts with itself when it comes to dates anyway

[crystal-lillies]

I do have to say though it was pretty sad that at 6:15 pm on a Sunday of an opening weekend for The Marvels there would be JUST me and my mom, and three high school kids.

There have been so many movies that you couldn't even GET tickets for its opening weekend even post-2020. Marketing has a play, and yes the strike hurt it, but you can do creative marketing without the actors.

(And it goes to show if the studios had relented earlier, Brie and Iman and Teyonah would have pumped all their hearts into hyping because it's great and they clearly had a good time making it.)

[mexcine]

Swipe File #4 -- "Werewolf in a Girls' Dormitory" (1963)

Werewolf in a Girls' Dormitory was a great high-concept horror movie title affixed to the U.S. release of the 1961 Italian-Austrian co-production Lycanthropus. The American distributors put a fair amount of effort into marketing the dubbed version, including 45 rpm records of the new theme song "The Ghoul in School," and a "Werewolf Kit," among other things.

The "key art" for Werewolf in a Girls' Dormitory features a screaming woman and a pretty great drawing of the titular werewolf. The latter image became moderately iconic, showing up frequently in newspaper ads (even for screenings which didn't include Werewolf in a Girls' Dormitory). It was re-used for a Spanish-language re-release of the 1940 Bela Lugosi horror movie The Devil Bat, and -- presumably non-licensed -- it can now be obtained printed on a sofa pillow, a cap, a cellphone case, etc.

The publicity material for the original version Lycanthropus was mostly photo-based and -- while decent -- didn't achieve the same sort of pop culture permanence as the U.S. version. One of the images was re-created for the Italian comic book Vampirissimo, with the werewolf changed to one of two "Vampire Siamese Twins." The other brother seems to have been based on Bela Lugosi and/or Christopher Lee.

[bryan360]

That marketing for the Super Mario Bros movie sure was a surprise. Not only to show its commercial with a familiar tune, but also to check out their phone number and website. Gotta say, this looks sure enough to get more hype when it hits in theaters. 😉👍

[superfan44]

Since it's summertime, I thought it'd be fun to take a look at a bygone movie subgenre: the beach party films of the 1960s. This video from the YouTube channel "The Royal Ocean Film Society" will tell you all about it.

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Paramount's Unprecedented Marketing Strategy for 'Gladiator II'

Paramount’s Bold Marketing Strategy for “Gladiator II” In a striking display of modern movie marketing, Paramount Pictures is pulling out all the stops for the highly anticipated sequel, “Gladiator II.” This Monday at 9 p.m. Eastern, the studio plans to unleash a final 60-second trailer that will air simultaneously across more than 4,000 television networks, digital platforms, local stations,…

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Maximizing Movie Marketing Reach: Challenges and Solutions

Movie marketing is an intricate machine designed to create excitement, drive ticket sales, and ensure a film’s success at the box office. However, in today’s highly segmented and targeted advertising environment, it often feels like movie marketing only reaches a narrow band of consumers. Why is that? Here are the key reasons why movie marketing is laser-focused on specific demographics—and why…

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The Vital Role of Digital Marketing in Movie Marketing

Movies have been a form of entertainment for decades, but the way they're marketed has drastically changed, especially with the rise of digital platforms. Let's explore how digital marketing has become indispensable in promoting movies effectively.

Introduction to Movie Marketing in the Digital Age

In the past, movie marketing relied heavily on traditional mediums like TV, radio, and print. However, with the advent of the internet and social media, the landscape has shifted dramatically. Today, digital marketing plays a crucial role in reaching audiences and generating excitement around upcoming releases.

Understanding Digital Marketing in the Movie Industry

Digital marketing in the movie industry encompasses various strategies and channels aimed at engaging and attracting viewers. These include social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), content marketing, and influencer partnerships.

Digital Marketing Strategies for Movie Promotion

One of the primary strategies in digital movie marketing is leveraging social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to connect with fans and share engaging content like trailers, behind-the-scenes footage, and exclusive sneak peeks.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) in Movie Marketing

SEO involves optimizing movie websites and content to rank higher in search engine results. This includes conducting keyword research, creating relevant content, and optimizing metadata to increase visibility and attract organic traffic.

Harnessing the Power of Social Media

Social media platforms offer filmmakers a direct line of communication with their audience. By posting engaging content, responding to comments, and running targeted ad campaigns, movie marketers can build a loyal fan base and generate buzz around their films.

Content Marketing for Movies

Content marketing involves creating valuable and relevant content to attract and engage audiences. For movies, this can include storytelling through trailers, posters, and interactive online experiences that captivate viewers and compel them to share with others.

Influencer Partnerships and Collaborations

Partnering with influencers and content creators can amplify a movie's reach and visibility. By collaborating with influencers who have a strong following in the movie niche, marketers can tap into their audience and leverage their influence to promote their films effectively.

Data Analytics and Performance Tracking

Data analytics play a crucial role in digital movie marketing by providing insights into audience behavior, preferences, and engagement metrics. By analyzing this data, marketers can measure the effectiveness of their campaigns and make informed decisions to optimize future strategies.

Challenges and Opportunities in Digital Movie Marketing

While digital marketing offers numerous opportunities for movie promotion, it also comes with its challenges. Content saturation, algorithm changes, and the need to adapt to emerging technologies like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are some of the hurdles that marketers face.

Case Studies: Successful Digital Marketing Campaigns

Several successful digital marketing campaigns have demonstrated the effectiveness of leveraging social media, content marketing, and influencer partnerships. For example, Marvel Studios' use of social media teasers and Warner Bros' interactive online experiences have generated significant buzz around their movies.

The Future of Digital Marketing in Movie Promotion

Looking ahead, the future of digital marketing in the movie industry lies in personalized experiences and the integration of emerging technologies like AI and VR. By embracing innovation and staying ahead of trends, movie marketers can continue to captivate audiences and drive success.

Conclusion

Digital marketing has become an integral part of movie marketing in the modern era. Its ability to leverage social media, optimize content for search engines, engage with audiences, and analyze data has transformed the way movies are promoted and marketed. By embracing digital strategies and staying ahead of trends, filmmakers can effectively reach their target audience, generate excitement around their films, and ultimately drive success at the box office. As technology continues to evolve, the role of digital marketing in movie promotion will only become more prominent, offering new opportunities for innovation and creativity in the industry.

FAQs About Digital Marketing in Movie Marketing

How has digital marketing changed the landscape of movie promotion? 

Digital marketing has democratized the promotion process, allowing smaller studios and independent filmmakers to compete with major studios on a level playing field.

What role does social media play in movie marketing? 

Social media platforms provide a direct line of communication between filmmakers and audiences, allowing for real-time engagement and feedback.

How important is data analytics in shaping digital marketing strategies for movies? 

Data analytics helps filmmakers understand audience preferences and behavior, enabling them to tailor their marketing efforts for maximum impact.

What are some common challenges faced in digital movie marketing? 

Content saturation and algorithm changes pose significant challenges, requiring marketers to stay agile and adapt to evolving trends.

What does the future hold for digital marketing in the movie industry? 

The future of digital marketing in movies lies in personalized experiences and the integration of emerging technologies like AI and VR.

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Movie Distribution & Exhibition | Tales From Hollywoodland

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Movie Distribution & Exhibition | Tales From Hollywoodland

In this episode of “Tales from Hollywoodland,” Julian, Arthur, and Steve discuss the intricacies of film distribution and exhibition, reflecting on personal experiences and the evolution of the industry. They pay homage to Don Murray’s humanitarian efforts and explore the roles of marketing, concessions, and technological advancements in movie success. The impact of streaming services on traditional models and the future of film distribution are also debated. 

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Transformers One Posts An Underwhelming Opening Weekend Box Office Number

"Transformers One" sparks but doesn't blaze at the box office. $39M global opening - what went wrong?

Link to the full story: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/transformers-one-a-subpar-start-at-the-box-office-despite-nostalgic-appeal

[bebx]

crying over this Longlegs promo poster and the fact it’s official.

“After Despicable Me 4” 😭😭😭

[haute-lifestyle-com]

THE MANHATTAN PROJECT, an original screenplay, by Janet Walker, was awarded the SILVER AWARD – FEATURE SCRIPT at the PARIS FILM Awards. #janetwalker #hautelifestylecom #theentertainmentzonecom #thesixsidesoftruth #thehuntfortruth #thewednesdaykiller #theassassinsoffifthavenue #themanhattanproject #project13thelastday #Awesome #8andhalfilmawards #screenwriter #moviemaking #moviemagic #moviemarketing 😎🥳

[genre]

"I saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy."

Longlegs (2024) dir. Osgood Perkins