2. POSTERS
Some people would say that posters aren’t really much use. I
believe that they’re wrong because when I go past a good
poster that screams out to me I stop to have a look and check it
out to see what it is. Although they don’t carry much
information on them because it’d be tedious for someone to
read it for a long time – they’d get bored and walk away. I think
that if we were to create a really good poster then it would catch
eyes and people would be drawn to it. All we really need is a
release date and the title in a funky way, fancy colors, the whole
works! We could place them in parks, in different shop windows
(with their permission of course) and shopping malls.
Most Rom-Com posters are quite
straightforward. They have the
main characters, the title and a
funky slogan as well as a release

3. TRAILERS
Trailers would be the main way to get our film out there into the
open. Cinema’s, TV’s, Internet advertisements, the whole lot. I
was thinking more along the lines of having our trailer being put
up in the cinema when a similar sort of film is playing and
around the same certificate rating (15). That way, our film, Soul
Mate can be exploited to the specific target audience that we
wanted it to be seen by. Lets face it. We’ve all been to the
movies, watched the trailers and gone “ooooh that looks
good, we have to go and watch it.” That’s the same sort of
response we want to achieve. Combined with the trailer that
gets put out on YouTube, I think we would achieve more
exposure for our film and accessible to anyone who has access
to internet which is quite a wide range of people.

4. SOCIAL NETWORKING
Ahhh my favorite form of getting things out there. Look to your left, look to
your right. I guarantee both of those people most definitely have a form
of social networking account whether it’s Facebook or Instagram.
Nowadays social networking is the most popular way of posting videos
and music ideas. Initially we had an idea to set up a Facebook page for
our film but the work we done didn’t save so we decided to scrap it
although I feel it would’ve mad our campaign that much better. We put
our final finished copy of our opening sequence on to YouTube and we
recently got some comments which really made us feel good because it
was positive. I feel that putting our trailers and advertisements up all
over these social networking sites then it would give our film the
exposure that we need. I also thought that we could make Facebook or
twitter accounts that acted as forums so people could post whatever
they wanted to in relation to the film after watching the trailer or even
after watching the film but it turns out we didn’t have enough time but
always a good idea for the future.