The ways movies are seen and sold is shifting away from theatrical and DVD into the new world of video on demand. This means that your audience will most likely discover your movie through one of the many internet based platforms, including iTunes, Amazon, Hulu and more. Because of this, you will need to create an awesome website for your movie.
Every week at least one filmmaker emails me with something like this: “I made a movie and we just won best picture at a regional festival you never heard of! Since my movie appeals to every man, woman and child on the planet, I want to sell it for a million dollars? How do I make this happen?” While it is not…
If you are looking to market your movie, I would like to provide you with a list of what not to do. The reason for this list is simple… Most filmmakers are screwing up. There is now a trend of filmmaker marketers who spend days confusing social media shout-outs with marketing. I want to help you avoid this.
Designing a logo is no easy task and it is always better to hire a professional graphic designer to do it. However, if you’d like to know how to design a logo for your filmmaking business, this short tutorial will show you some basic steps to follow.
The Filmmaking Stuff Movie Marketing plan is designed to help you design a low cost, grass roots marketing strategy for your movie project. While there are no guarantees that your movie will become the next viral, breakout hit, doing something is better than letting your movie collect dust. Our goal is to provide you with a…
The easiest way to recognize and distinguish a brand is by its logo. In the film industry production logos are usually seen at the beginning of films, on posters, websites and other materials that market the movie. Some of logos have become very famous over the years and they still have the potential to attract the audience…
