Introducing my Online Film Marketing Research:Is online advertising influencing our interests more so then we realize?
Movies have target audiences. Why not target those audiences more creativity my approaching them through the websites they are most likely visiting? The web is a vital source of communication and outreach. Looking to broaden your audiences from just the trailers shown on TV and in theaters, there are several other means of grabbing the public's attention of your new project. Social Media has become a booming means to communicate quickly and efficiently any magnificent new film you're developing or trying to market. Its important to remember that while film is an art, even artists have to eat. So marketing, advertising your film online through ads, tweets, posts, anything you can do, will increase your chances of having a steak dinner every once in a while.
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How Women Perceive Themselves
A woman's confidence and ambiguity can both stem from the media and what they decide to share with the public. Looking into this thought, I composed a video that combined an old "Betty Boop" cartoon and a Fashion Show. Betty Boop is a highly commercialized character that a lot of women look to, and this particular fashion show emphasizes the beauty in every form and figure. I wanted to show a woman's confidence in herself, shown in the way she moves and the happiness she exerts in her confidence. Though women can be seen as objects of desire, when they so called "flaunt themselves", I see their strength in their image as a positive asset. Betty Boop was seen as a beauty and fashion shows are seen as "superficial". BUT both are seen as feminine figures or hold feminine attributes which can be admired or respected. The juxtaposition of this fashion show ans this highly commercialized figure, accompanied by the Icona Pop song "I Love It", together create this feeling of determination to remain feminine and powerful.
The 1st video I made was a double exposure video through the entire length of the short.
The 2nd video I cut only have one element of double exposition, and the rest is just picture cut.
