by Adam Blakemore | 13 June, 2019 | Filmmaking, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
A poster is probably the most crucial element for selling a film to its audience (not to mention potential distributors). It’s also one of the easiest things for an indie filmmaker to overlook. But for non-Hollywood films that don’t have the luxury of trailers widely...
by Christopher Kelly | 12 June, 2019 | Filmmaking, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
Indie filmmakers face an Endless Supply of Challenges It takes grit to make things happen. Once you cut through all the red tape, budgeting, scheduling, logistics and finally start filming you’re hit with another wave of problems. Through all of the ups and downs you...
by Amanda Smith | 11 June, 2019 | Filmmaking, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
The world of marketing is constantly evolving when it comes to new ways of spreading brand awareness and reaching customers. Thanks to Facebook live and snapchat, live streaming has become an essential strategy change in social media marketing. You might have probably...
by Charlotte Christy | 29 May, 2019 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
Our 2019 Crowdfunding Campaign is based on the idea that “you always remember you first” – the first indie film experience that turned us into film lovers and filmmakers, and that would like to share with young audiences to spark their interest in...
by Elliot Grove | 26 May, 2019 | Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
Funny thing about the film industry is that it’s all about communication. And all about being really clear about what you mean. When I wrote this article back in the mid 1990’s I had no idea that it would catch on so quickly, and become the hallmark of how...
by Raindance | 7 May, 2019 | Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Raindance Film Festival, Uncategorized
Attracting young audiences to the cinema has been an ongoing issue over the last decade. According to the BFI, 15-24 year olds regularly made up over 40% of the audience in the1990s. In 2017, however, they represented just 28%. Though this age group still continues to...
