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10/10's
- Ten List of Ten Tips for Digital Filmakers &
Professional Videographers
Guerrilla
Marketing: 10 Shocking Ways to Promote Your Film.
By Amy Katz
6.
Instigate a flash mob. To promote a movie about
singing nuns, a hundred people in clergy costumes
spontaneously start singing "Ave Maria"
in the subway station. Of course, this performance
art is filmed and goes viral on YouTube.
7.
Seize the sidewalk. In 2007, the Cartoon Network
placed Lite-Brite images all over Boston to promote
"Aqua Teen Hunger Force." In the aftermath
of September 11th, many citizens thought the city
was under siege by terrorists and CNN aired the story
for days, yielding millions of new viewers.
8.
Commit car art. In a campaign for the TV show
"The Sopranos," taxi cab drivers all over
NYC hung a stuffed arm out of their trunks, making
it look like they were transporting dead bodies. The
bumper sticker next to the arm read, "The Sopranos,
only on HBO."
9.
Hawk the streets. Rappers make money and promote
their music by handing out CD's in front of Grauman's
Chinese Theatre. To sell your Jesus, Sinner or Saint?
video, hand out communion wafers in front of a busy
casino or car lot.
10.
Be unique. The best tactics have yet to be created.
Be bold, take risks: if it doesn't feel edgy, it's
too flat. Use metaphor, comedy, emotional appeal.
Forge positive, lasting relationships, or shock the
pants off of your rivals. Be magnificent. CPM
Amy
Katz, M.A., is a writer, teacher, communication
specialist, intuitive guide and creative artist. She
grew up studying music & theatre in Chicago, IL,
then spent a decade traveling abroad and lived in
nine countries. Now she spends most of the year in
Santa Barbara, CA., & with the grizzlies and moose
in Eagle River, Alaska. Amy is currently giving back
to the world community by helping to raise funds for
the epic, feature documentary, JUST GIMME INDIE ROCK!
Please visit: http://www.indierockdoc.com/
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