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- The science center has had an IMAX theater since 1988 and opened its current location in 2000.
- The goals were to create a "Shark happening" and increase combos of visitors seeing both the exhibition and film.
- Challenges included the exhibition opening in April while the film wasn't ready until May, requiring differentiation.
- The strategy involved separate campaigns for the exhibition and film, along with a combo promotion campaign.
- Examples of execution included outdoor banners, lobby displays, hallway signage, website/social media posts, print
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Virtual Reality is a mature 50-year media technology still searching for its unique voice in advancing the human experience. Tapping diverse industry practices from entertainment, training, scientific and medical practice, Virtuality requires a unique range of performance and expression. By engaging the full bandwidth of human experience, immersive media integrates the mind, body and emotions into defining the future of individual performance. This session shares how the real world integration of Virtual Reality is scaffolding a common language of VR from the expertise of all disciplines. From training elite athletes to engaging the wonder of a child, VR becomes a convergence of all forms of media and tapping into a primitive human connection we have for storytelling, game mastery and free-play inquiry. Attendees will learn how to tap into the intuitive interplay of story play and game to provide a framework of how to orchestrate collaborative teams to systematically innovate diverse VR applications.
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In the rapidly changing landscape between technology, art and entertainment, storytellers must begin to apply new strategies to integrate their narratives across an increasingly complex system. This lecture will better define key areas in narrative design such as story engine, user engagement, socialisation and immersion. It will lay out basic principles and challenges in creating these new narrative experiences.
The campaign me and my team made for the EFCCE student competition. The goal: creating awareness concerning colorectal cancer and encourage people to have themselves screened. This campaign was the second best out of 66 participant teams and got me an outstanding 18/20 (highest distinction) as it was also my graduation project at school.
Christopher Stapleton (Simiosys, Real World Labs): The Language of VRAugmentedWorldExpo
A talk from the Design Track at AWE USA 2017 - the largest conference for AR+VR in Santa Clara, California May 31- June 2, 2017.
Christopher Stapleton (Simiosys, Real World Labs): The Language of VR, Incorporating the Interplay of Story, Games and Free-play in Virtual Worlds
Virtual Reality is a mature 50-year media technology still searching for its unique voice in advancing the human experience. Tapping diverse industry practices from entertainment, training, scientific and medical practice, Virtuality requires a unique range of performance and expression. By engaging the full bandwidth of human experience, immersive media integrates the mind, body and emotions into defining the future of individual performance. This session shares how the real world integration of Virtual Reality is scaffolding a common language of VR from the expertise of all disciplines. From training elite athletes to engaging the wonder of a child, VR becomes a convergence of all forms of media and tapping into a primitive human connection we have for storytelling, game mastery and free-play inquiry. Attendees will learn how to tap into the intuitive interplay of story play and game to provide a framework of how to orchestrate collaborative teams to systematically innovate diverse VR applications.
http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
A special marketing training session for the film exhibitors of the Highlands and Moray. Includes three case studies; Cromarty and Resolis Film Society and Cromarty Film Festival, Universal Hall, and Kingussie Food on Film Festival.
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Some key points:
- The start of the the British documentary movement and its close link to marketing
-How brands and filmmakers have worked successfully together since the 1920s and even before in Soviet propaganda
-Success of the film Night Mail in saving the Royal Mail from privitisation.
-The work of Norbert Weiner during WWII on feedback loops which lay behind the way facebook and social media works.
- 1960s - a film called Snow funded by a brand wins an oscar and gets a global audience.
- 1960s - A revolutionary ad man - Howard Gossage applies feedback loop and stories to advertising and creates interactive advertising
We give our recommendations from those learnings and conclude that:
To create online videos you need to engage an audience with relevant and inspiring stories.
Albury regional museum conference web 2.0Sally Gissing
Bringing collections to life. Sally will be sharing her extensive experience in developing, marketing and delivering cost effective education and public programs, ranging from film festivals to puppet
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Thriving in the
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Albury Entertainment Centre
Thursday 3 June, 2010
9.00am – 4.00pm
Thriving in the face of adversity is for public gallery and museum professionals working in regional centres. The themes and topics for discussion have been developed from conversations with peers working in regional New South Wales, Victoria and New Zealand.
The conference will cover practical issues like caring for your collection, applying museum standards, developing an exhibition identity, copyright and intellectual property, program budgeting and working in an ever changing local
government environment. Frank discussion will ensure delegates find workable solutions to the everyday challenges they face.
Albury regional museum conference web 2.0Museum Wagga
Bringing collections to life. Sally will be sharing her extensive experience in developing, marketing and delivering cost effective education and public programs, ranging from film festivals to puppet
making workshops. She will demonstrate how you can make your dollar go further while breathing life into your collections through the use of museum theatre, social media, simple education resources and local experts.
Thriving in the
face of adversity
How regional museums and
galleries can shine
Albury Entertainment Centre
Thursday 3 June, 2010
9.00am – 4.00pm
Thriving in the face of adversity is for public gallery and museum professionals working in regional centres. The themes and topics for discussion have been developed from conversations with peers working in regional New South Wales, Victoria and New Zealand.
The conference will cover practical issues like caring for your collection, applying museum standards, developing an exhibition identity, copyright and intellectual property, program budgeting and working in an ever changing local
government environment. Frank discussion will ensure delegates find workable solutions to the everyday challenges they face.
Our cinema network gives your brand the chance to reach a wide range of audiences in a fun and popular environment. Our postcard racks are situated in high footfall areas in the foyer and provide a creative and eye-catching opportunity to engage your audience. Cards have an average pick up rate of 74% and can be used to top and tail the on-screen experience.
Our Cinemas are hugely popular with all ages, but most frequently visited by 15-34 year olds. 70% are ABC1 and spend on average 16 minutes in the foyer, meaning your communication will receive great exposure. 50% say they are likely to talk about an advert they have seen in the cinema.
It’s 2013 and senior centers need to be poised to serve all the different age cohorts 55+. The Boomer generation is aging into their 60s and there is no longer one profile that senior centers can serve. Stretch your programming reach by connecting with community partners. Join this webinar and find out ways to find who your community partners might be and how you can engage them.
A special marketing training session for the film exhibitors of the Highlands and Moray. Includes three case studies; Cromarty and Resolis Film Society and Cromarty Film Festival, Universal Hall, and Kingussie Food on Film Festival.
This 'Stories and the Loop' presentation demonstrates that to get better at producing video content in a social media age we should look at historical fact to understand the origins of brand content and social media and how that is applicable in our work today.
Some key points:
- The start of the the British documentary movement and its close link to marketing
-How brands and filmmakers have worked successfully together since the 1920s and even before in Soviet propaganda
-Success of the film Night Mail in saving the Royal Mail from privitisation.
-The work of Norbert Weiner during WWII on feedback loops which lay behind the way facebook and social media works.
- 1960s - a film called Snow funded by a brand wins an oscar and gets a global audience.
- 1960s - A revolutionary ad man - Howard Gossage applies feedback loop and stories to advertising and creates interactive advertising
We give our recommendations from those learnings and conclude that:
To create online videos you need to engage an audience with relevant and inspiring stories.
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Bringing collections to life. Sally will be sharing her extensive experience in developing, marketing and delivering cost effective education and public programs, ranging from film festivals to puppet
making workshops. She will demonstrate how you can make your dollar go further while breathing life into your collections through the use of museum theatre, social media, simple education resources and local experts.
Thriving in the
face of adversity
How regional museums and
galleries can shine
Albury Entertainment Centre
Thursday 3 June, 2010
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Thriving in the face of adversity is for public gallery and museum professionals working in regional centres. The themes and topics for discussion have been developed from conversations with peers working in regional New South Wales, Victoria and New Zealand.
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government environment. Frank discussion will ensure delegates find workable solutions to the everyday challenges they face.
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making workshops. She will demonstrate how you can make your dollar go further while breathing life into your collections through the use of museum theatre, social media, simple education resources and local experts.
Thriving in the
face of adversity
How regional museums and
galleries can shine
Albury Entertainment Centre
Thursday 3 June, 2010
9.00am – 4.00pm
Thriving in the face of adversity is for public gallery and museum professionals working in regional centres. The themes and topics for discussion have been developed from conversations with peers working in regional New South Wales, Victoria and New Zealand.
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Our Cinemas are hugely popular with all ages, but most frequently visited by 15-34 year olds. 70% are ABC1 and spend on average 16 minutes in the foyer, meaning your communication will receive great exposure. 50% say they are likely to talk about an advert they have seen in the cinema.
It’s 2013 and senior centers need to be poised to serve all the different age cohorts 55+. The Boomer generation is aging into their 60s and there is no longer one profile that senior centers can serve. Stretch your programming reach by connecting with community partners. Join this webinar and find out ways to find who your community partners might be and how you can engage them.
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2. Wake Up To Great Ideas
• Learning from inside and outside our industry
• You’re encouraged to share your great ideas
• Stimulate thinking
• Encourage collaboration
7. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
Presented by
Julie La Roche
Director Sales, Products and Customer Service
Montreal Science Centre - Old Port of Montreal
8. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
Some history :
˃ IMAX Theatre opening in 1988
˃ Montreal Science Centre
inaugurated in 2000
˃ A first to be presenting same
topic film and exhibition
9. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
Communication goals :
˃ Create a “ Shark happening ”
˃ Increase IMAX-Exhibition combos
10. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
Challenges :
˃ Exhibition opening early April, but
IMAX movie not ready before end of
May
˃ Differentiate exhibition from film
11. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
Strategy :
˃ One campaign for exhibition
˃ One campaign for IMAX movie
˃ A combo promotion campaign
12. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
EXAMPLES OF
EXECUTION
13. Sharks on the Screen and in Exhibits
OUTDOOR
BANNERS
44. Lessons from this cartoon:
1. Being polite can save your life
2. Instructive: consider observing
something common in a new way;
give it an imaginative twist
3. How others may see you can be
illuminating
45. A new partnership…discovered by chance
• Listened to radio interview on way to work
• Grade 5 student gave a review on radio of the
“We Day” Conference, on behalf of website Macaroni
Kid
• Made imaginative leap:What if kids were given a chance
to write IMAX film reviews?
• Who best to inspire but young people -- by giving them
a challenge
• Best reviews won a prize, not only for the young writer,
but they won a prize for their whole family (IMAX Club
Memberships)
47. The partner: Macaroni Kid
• Founded 2008
• Mission: Macaroni Kid and its family of Publisher Moms are
dedicated to delivering the scoop on all the family-friendly events and
activities happening in their communities each week.
• Macaroni Kid is a “media brand” that reaches active moms with
pre-K and school-age kids
• Revenue:Advertising
• Each local edition is published by a mom who lives and raises her
family in her community.
• Local Ottawa edition has been online for 3 years
• Macaroni Kid gives unique credibility and value to readers. Readers
get the inside scoop on what to do with their kids in their town from
the mom who always knows what's going on.
48. The idea
• Created “The IMAX Kids’ Critics Challenge” in partnership with
Macaroni Kid
• Planned two screenings of Flight of the Butterflies: one in French,
one in English
• Macaroni sent direct emails to subscribers, with links to IMAX
website & trailer of Butterflies (they also had key local media
contacts)
• The prize: IMAX Club membership for the winning writer and
their family
• Two winners: One for best review from writer in Grades 4-5;
One for best review from writer in Grades 6-7
• Timing: both screenings: Saturday morning in June 2013
49. Samples from winning reviews (1)
“Personally, I think this presentation is best suited for ages seven and
up….This presentation has taught me lots about butterflies that I did
not know. For example, I didn’t know what milk weed was and that
butterflies had baby caterpillars on milk week. Facts like this make the
presentation way more interesting ! Keep on going IMAX with those
awesome presentations!”
Jacob, age 11
50. Samples from winning reviews (2)
“ I really liked the colouring of the butterflies and the classical music…
The film made me think about how we should change our garden to
more butterfly friendly plants. I don’t think there is anything I would
change and I think that the public will really enjoy the flight of the
Butterfly movie.”
James, age 9
my brother also sent in a review, also aged 9.We are twins
51. “I liked it when they found all the butterflies. I would
have like it if there was danger in the movie. But there
wasn’t. Three stars out of five.
Molly, age 5
Personal Fav #3
52. “I liked how you told the life of a butterfly and added a
true story to it. I think you should add just a little bit
more information about the butterflies. I know I could
never even make that IMAX.You guys did a terrific job. I
rate it 4 out of 5
Danika, age 9
Personal Fav #2
53. Personal Fav #1
“I wish the film had more bad guys.”
Molly, age 5, upon leaving the theatre
54. Note from a parent
Hi Sara-Lynne and David
Many, many thanks for the amazing opportunity.
Our family is thrilled to be able to visit the
IMAX theatre for the year.
Erin
55. Observations & Conclusions (1)
• This idea can be used many times; perhaps for every new film we
launch (and for new exhibitions at the museum) – but don’t
launch it in June ! Timing is crucial
• Timing:Although sent press releases & idea promoted via
Macaroni, and screenings were free, 20 families in the English
screening; 40 in French
• Encourages young people to be engaged in the film in a new,
challenging way (and the winners win something for their family –
they earn something, and become a “provider”
• Our theatre becomes a source for new adventure, learning,
accomplishment, active participation, and inspiration.They feel a
part of it and the film they watch
• Your film distributor will love you – and they can promote your
idea and theatre on their medial channels
56. Observations & Conclusions (2)
• The idea is “scalable”: in future, invite “real” film critics as judges
or to share advice before a film screening; invite students in other
grades
• Since we partnered with an web-based company, it was simple to
spread the word and to reach their subscribers
• Great partnerships may be discovered and inspired at any time
• At the conclusion of their reviews, many kids wrote: “thank you
for this amazing opportunity.”
• When kids show gratitude, you know you are on to a good idea
with a great partner
62. Focus on Travel
• Seeing places that would otherwise be
difficult/too far away to visit
• Wonders of the world
• Experiencing life in a distant city
• Other travel films at MOS: The Greatest Places,
Arabia, Amazon.
67. Outreach to Community
and Religious Groups
Sent materials announcing arrival of the film to
local religious groups, community groups, senior
groups and councils on aging.
We were able to do a group discount for our
Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit for September, so it
was a great message to pair with arrival of the
film.
68. Jerusalem World Premiere
With producers and distributors, invited press
and special guests and local community leaders.
Also made some tickets available to public to
have a completely full theater.
Opened film at MOS on September 12 for this
select audience. Film opens across country on
September 20.
69. Boston Jewish Film Festival
at Museum of Science
for Jerusalem
We will host a showing of JERUSALEM in our
Mugar Omni Theater during the annual Boston
Jewish Film Festival on November 12.
The film will be followed by a panel including a
Rabbi, Priest, and Imam to discuss the history of
each religion in the region.
74. Campaign Challenges & Strategies
Campaign strategies:
•Make the film also appealing for boys and men,
not only girls and women
* Generate enormous free publicity
Challenges:
Will people drive
for one hour to
see this film?
Make the film
interesting in a
country where
no monarch
butterflies live.
83. Results: printed articles worth more than $267,630 -- in
advertising.
Regional Public TV, average of 35.000 viewers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hV2QquRMzM
National Public TV, average of 1,000,000 viewers:
84.
85. Social Media Freek Vonk had 24,683 followers at the
moment we hired him. One month later the
number increased to 25,607 followers.
Freek tweeted frequently during the press
events and the opening of the film. He also
used his Facebook page to promote the film.
94. -Free publicity value more than $265,000
-Catering and shop turnover: +21%
-Visitors results in first 6 weeks: 16,000
attendance
-First two months: 18,000 attendance
-May was the best month in recent history:
35,360 visitors
Results:
95. More Results:
- 30% new visitors in the first 6 weeks
- 10% more visitors who haven’t been at Omniversum the past
5 years
- 40% saw the TV spot (normally 20%)
- 21% saw an article in newspaper, magazine or online
(normally 7%)
- 12% saw the online campaign (normally 7%)
- 7% saw the social media campaign (normally 5%)
- 22% of the attendance was 50+, slightly more than usual
(18%)
- In first month 4,000 clicks on the Adword: ‘Win tickets for
Flight of the Butterflies’, that is 25% of the ambition in only
20% off the online budget
96.
97.
98. Mining the MAC Awards
for Marketing Ideas
Mary Jane Dodge
MacGillivray Freeman Films
99. Indiana State Museum IMAX Theater
collaborated with the Indianapolis Zoo to
launch Born to be Wild.
100. Indiana State Museum IMAX Theater
collaborated with the Indianapolis Zoo to gain
PR exposure for the film, Born to be Wild. The
elephant from the zoo delivered the last reel
of film to the IMAX Theater.
111. Science Center of Iowa
Media sponsorship with WHO TV NBC affiliate
Contract is to sponsor IMAX films for 3 years
SCI receives
• A bank of advertising hours with WHO to
use for IMAX films
• One Saturday interview a month consisting
of four one-minute interview in two hours
• A one minute interview each Friday
112. Science Center of Iowa
Media sponsorship with WHO TV NBC affiliate
Contract is to sponsor IMAX films for 3 years
WHO TV receives:
• Recognition as media partner for all IMAX films
• Logo recognition on exhibit “What on Earth”
and “The WHO” Weather Studio
• Recognition on IMAX pre-show
• All film collateral
• SCI’s website and Annual report
• A number of tickets to give away
• Exclusive media access to select stories,
priority interviews and access to exhibit
115. ~ THE MAIN EVENT ~
• Muggle Quidditch Tournament: Games & Clinics
• Michigan State University vs. Oakland University
• Friday, July 15, 2011
• Front Lawn of Henry Ford Museum
116. The Henry Ford IMAX Theatre
• PHOTO SLIDE SHOW
• GSCA 2012
• ~ BEST FILM LAUNCH BY A THEATER ~
• “Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows, Part 2: An IMAX 3D
Experience”
Science World in British Columbia. Wonderfully engaging, provocative and bang on strategy.
Julie La Roche is currently Director of Sales, Products and Customer Service at the Montreal Science Centre in the Old Port of Montreal. It says here that Julie entered in the industry in 1995 when she was just 15 years old but I know that to be a complete fabrication. She was actually 12 in 1995 when she began as Director of the IMAX 3D Theatre for the Science Centre. She and the Science Centre have won 2 Achievement Awards - one in 2009 for The Big Idea for U23D ; and one in 2012 in the Best Film Launch category for Born to Be Wild 3D.
Another sharks-themed creative exploit from the New England Aquarium
Another sharks-themed creative exploit from the New England Aquarium
We’ve seen a lot of our next presenter since he is the host of this conference. David Henderson has been the Manager of the IMAX Theatre at Museum of Civilisation here in Ottawa for 2 years Prior to that he held marketing positions in small technology companies, and also worked in television as a documentary producer and writer. In 2000, he travelled across China for 6 months with a group of Giant Screen filmmakers and the China Film Board. This is just his second GSCA Conference, which makes it all the more impressive that his creative ideas already were awarded a MAC Award just the other night.
SCVNGR program was, and is, a huge success. Propelled them into gaming as a way of engaging younger audiences and making them return on their own.
2009 QR codes got nearly 800 clicks and views for the trailer.
Corinna Graham is the Marketing Analyst at the Museum of Science, Boston, where she focuses on tracking and analyzing advertising and social media campaigns. The Mugar Omni Theater opened in Boston back in March 1987 and has won the Special Judges Award in 1998 for outstanding advertising creative for Everest It also received recognition for Best Film Launch by a Theater (Silver) in 2000 for Mysteries of Egypt And they’ve also been awarded Best Film Launch by a Theater in 2008 for Everest
Jerusalem is a beautiful land, distant from Boston, so focusing on the travel angle came easily. However, Jerusalem is also a place filled with religious tension, so it was important for us to focus on and stress the culture—distinct from the religions– of Jerusalem instead. The photos from Nat Geo are beautiful, and the tagline that our agency came up with “one of the world’s most historic cities in a whole new light” works well to stress the culture angle.
Great use of imagery to demonstrate the incredible 3D experience – although their screen is pretty rinky-dink in size, don’t you think?
Getty Museum asked people to pen the opening line of the letter that has this woman so engrossed. Let me tell you of the future was chosen as the winning line. From more than 200 respondents.
Alexandra has been at Omniversum, a 2D stand-alone Dome theatre in The Hague, Netherlands, for 15 years. With beautiful boulevards, shops, history, culture, museums, festivals, and lots of leisure activities, Omniversum faces lots of competition for publicity and visitors. But never fear, Alexandra is up to the challenge, probably because of her sports background, she wants to win every time. And win they have, with Omniversum picking up an a recent MAC Award for Best Film Launch by a Theatre with Tornado Alley. Today she’s going to share how Omniversum got people to get in their cars and drive for an hour to see a film about something they aren’t even aware of in Holland.
Using internet star power this time. You Tube video was found, creator tracked down, and video donated.
In the giant screen industry, Mary Jane Dodge has done it all, and done it all exceedingly well. She has dedicated her entire career to the giant screen theatre network, excelling at theatre management, programming, marketing, sponsorship, theatre launches, and everything in between – sometimes all at the same time. A longtime champion of aggressive, creative marketing within the large format industry, Mary Jane helped create the MAC Award program for the Giant Screen Theater Association, honoring the best theatre and film distributor marketing campaigns each year. Since 2006, she’s been with MacGillivray Freeman Films working closely with the company’s film production and distribution divisions to develop strategic business partnerships, sponsorships and marketing opportunities.
Delivering a message in a completely unusual and memorable fashion for a cause that deserves it.
Yeah, I thought we’d end the presentation with a bang.
Great example of 3D work on behalf of Flight of the Butterflies launch at this theater. They plastic-wrapped a butterfly kite – actually lots of them – for display throughout the venue.
Remind them that lots of ads are forgettable. Most businesses would kill for the kind of differentiators and excitement provided by your theaters. Live up to that challenge every day. Push to make your ads not just workable and serviceable – but memorable and unforgettable, so people pass along the info to friends and family, so bloggers will write about you, and everyone will recommend you. Recount mother-in-law story about New England Aquarium and Simons IMAX Theater marketing. Wish them luck and open it up to questions. If possible ask about tweeting questions to address that loads to end of preso. (This can be done in Keynote but maybe not in PPT)