The document discusses Indy Mogul, a filmmaking network for the YouTube generation. It provides an overview of Indy Mogul's popular shows such as Backyard FX and Beyond the Trailer which have millions of views. The document also outlines Indy Mogul's large and loyal audience as well as sponsorship and advertising opportunities for brands, including case studies of campaigns for Death Race and Friday the 13th. Standard media placements on Indy Mogul's website and YouTube channel are also presented.
WatchMojo is a producer and distributor of premium, professionally-produced video content covering entertainment, lifestyle, and knowledge topics. It has a catalog of over 7,000 videos that have generated over 700 million views. WatchMojo focuses on producing high-quality videos across many topics and distributing them online and through partnerships with large video sites and social media to build its audience and revenue through advertising. It has been profitable since inception without outside financing.
YouTube Google+ Platform & Ad Offering OverviewNadia James
Educated LinkedIn's EMEA Sales Organization (Marketing, Talent & Sales Solutions) on alternative social media and digital offerings within the market. Objective of the training was to support sellers in practicing consultative selling.
Hungry Nation is a new food network that will provide fresh perspectives on shopping, cooking, entertaining and dining out on a budget through various original programming. The network will have a branded YouTube channel and website. Planned shows include VendrTV about street food, Working Class Foodies about cheap and local meals, and The Sweetness about desserts. The network is seeking sponsorships from food and brand companies to integrate their messaging into the shows and across the Hungry Nation digital properties in an authentic way.
Seminario di GoViral al Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival 2010Francesco Mason
The document discusses the rise of online video and its implications for advertising. It notes that online video is becoming a strategic part of media planning, with brands using various models like sponsored, branded and product content. Agencies need to adapt by embracing new partnership models and sourcing content from a variety of internal and external creators. The future will see brands focusing on full funnel content strategies rather than one-off ads.
The document discusses different company structures in the film industry such as conglomerates, horizontal integration, and vertical integration. It also examines the role of distribution companies in getting films from production to exhibition by organizing certification, securing exhibition outlets, arranging prints and marketing. The major film distributors that control around 90% of the market in the UK are United International Pictures, Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, 20th Century Fox, and Sony.
This document discusses viral marketing and how it can be used for consumer engagement. It provides examples of recent successful viral marketing campaigns run by GoViral that exceeded their view count targets. It also outlines GoViral's operations, key clients, and approach to viral marketing. Their approach focuses on identifying influential users in niche communities, seeding content across many smaller sites for relevance over reach, and creating engaging content that users will want to share.
Cross-media convergence and synergy allow major film studios to promote their films across multiple platforms and maximize revenue. Disney is an exemplar of cross-media convergence, owning media across film, television, publishing, music and theme parks. They have mastered using synergy across these platforms to promote their films and franchises like Avengers and Frozen, which are then ubiquitous brands. This cross-promotion helps Disney and other major studios dominate the film industry and box office through large-scale franchises.
WatchMojo is a producer and distributor of premium, professionally-produced video content covering entertainment, lifestyle, and knowledge topics. It has a catalog of over 7,000 videos that have generated over 700 million views. WatchMojo focuses on producing high-quality videos across many topics and distributing them online and through partnerships with large video sites and social media to build its audience and revenue through advertising. It has been profitable since inception without outside financing.
YouTube Google+ Platform & Ad Offering OverviewNadia James
Educated LinkedIn's EMEA Sales Organization (Marketing, Talent & Sales Solutions) on alternative social media and digital offerings within the market. Objective of the training was to support sellers in practicing consultative selling.
Hungry Nation is a new food network that will provide fresh perspectives on shopping, cooking, entertaining and dining out on a budget through various original programming. The network will have a branded YouTube channel and website. Planned shows include VendrTV about street food, Working Class Foodies about cheap and local meals, and The Sweetness about desserts. The network is seeking sponsorships from food and brand companies to integrate their messaging into the shows and across the Hungry Nation digital properties in an authentic way.
Seminario di GoViral al Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival 2010Francesco Mason
The document discusses the rise of online video and its implications for advertising. It notes that online video is becoming a strategic part of media planning, with brands using various models like sponsored, branded and product content. Agencies need to adapt by embracing new partnership models and sourcing content from a variety of internal and external creators. The future will see brands focusing on full funnel content strategies rather than one-off ads.
The document discusses different company structures in the film industry such as conglomerates, horizontal integration, and vertical integration. It also examines the role of distribution companies in getting films from production to exhibition by organizing certification, securing exhibition outlets, arranging prints and marketing. The major film distributors that control around 90% of the market in the UK are United International Pictures, Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, 20th Century Fox, and Sony.
This document discusses viral marketing and how it can be used for consumer engagement. It provides examples of recent successful viral marketing campaigns run by GoViral that exceeded their view count targets. It also outlines GoViral's operations, key clients, and approach to viral marketing. Their approach focuses on identifying influential users in niche communities, seeding content across many smaller sites for relevance over reach, and creating engaging content that users will want to share.
Cross-media convergence and synergy allow major film studios to promote their films across multiple platforms and maximize revenue. Disney is an exemplar of cross-media convergence, owning media across film, television, publishing, music and theme parks. They have mastered using synergy across these platforms to promote their films and franchises like Avengers and Frozen, which are then ubiquitous brands. This cross-promotion helps Disney and other major studios dominate the film industry and box office through large-scale franchises.
1. Synergy is when different elements of a media company work together to promote interlinked products, creating a greater effect than if they were promoted individually.
2. Disney is a prime example of synergy, with its films, soundtracks, toys, theme parks, and stores all promoting each other.
3. The Harry Potter franchise also utilized synergy through various Warner Bros. owned channels and labels promoting the films.
The document discusses media convergence in the film industry. It explains that media convergence occurs when old and new media combine in production, distribution, and exhibition. Examples provided include magazines producing websites, TV creating interactive channels, and films being distributed digitally. The document also discusses how different industries like film, TV, and video games collaborate through media convergence and synergies to create larger effects than working independently.
Warp Films is an independent British film company established in 1989 by record label Warp Records. As an independent studio, Warp Films has small budgets and focuses on low-budget, unique films. It collaborates with other larger studios for resources and distribution. While independence allows Warp Films creative freedom, it also limits resources for effects, actors, and distribution. However, technological advances have helped independent films reach wider audiences through various devices and platforms.
The document discusses how Disney uses synergy through various examples from its properties. It describes how Disney leveraged its brands like The Avengers across multiple divisions, creating movie soundtracks, theme park experiences, video games, TV shows and more to expand the franchise. Disney's synergy allows it to sustain audience engagement with its properties across different business units and throughout the year rather than just during movie releases.
Sony is a large international conglomerate that produced and distributed the James Bond film 'Skyfall'. As a major Hollywood studio, Sony was able to utilize extensive cross-promotion across its various business divisions, including music, games, and consumer electronics. It also had the financial resources and industry clout to engage in widespread early publicity campaigns. In contrast, smaller independent films have far more limited marketing budgets and opportunities for synergistic promotion.
Here are my findings from analyzing the marketing and promotional material for The Harry Potter series and This is England:
- The Harry Potter print poster features the main characters and is clearly aimed at a young audience, capitalizing on the popularity of the book series.
- Extensive marketing across multiple Warner Bros. properties like TV channels, music, and books shows synergy. The film soundtracks being released on record labels owned by the studio also demonstrates synergy.
- Technological convergence is seen in the ability to watch the films online or on streaming services, as well as purchase soundtrack music digitally. This expands access.
- This is England's marketing featured the gritty coming-of-age story and realist drama
Warner Bros. is a subsidiary of Time Warner that produces films, television, music, and video games. It utilizes synergy between its subsidiaries and collaborations with other companies to maximize profits from its films. Some advantages include reaching wider audiences, profiting after theatrical release from DVDs and merchandise. Challenges include integrating different company cultures and smaller companies struggling to compete against large marketing campaigns.
Warp Films is an independent UK film production company based in Sheffield and London. It was established by the founders of Warp Records to initially produce short films with financial support from NESTA. In 2005, Warp Films launched its own film distribution arm to distribute both its in-house productions and acquisitions from other European markets. It has distribution alliances with Optimum Releasing and Madman Entertainment. Warp Films was also involved in establishing Warp X, a digital film studio, and producing films like This Is England which had limited distribution due to budget constraints but marketing including a website, posters, and trailers to appeal to alternative audiences.
Synergy in business occurs when the value of combined products or assets is greater than the sum of their individual values. In media and film, synergy can take many forms such as product placement, promotional partnerships, spin-offs, merchandise, and vertical integration between parent companies and their subsidiaries. This allows large media conglomerates to cross-promote their films, TV shows, games, and other products to multiply profits. Synergy is a key strategy for major studios to market their films and take advantage of corporate partnerships.
This document provides an overview of the online video industry, describing major categories such as video sharing (led by YouTube), intermediaries, video search, video e-commerce, video creation/editing, peer-to-peer (P2P) video, and video blogging. It discusses major companies within each category and notes that while video sharing sites face high bandwidth costs, P2P technologies can help distribute this load. The industry is growing rapidly with opportunities in new areas like video blogging.
Technological convergence refers to different technologies resembling each other and blurring the lines between them, like TVs becoming more like computers. Cross media convergence involves media institutions delivering content across multiple channels. Media synergy occurs when different parts of a media company work together to promote linked products across media.
Here is a short paragraph explaining synergy:
Synergy refers to the way that different elements of a media company work together to promote related products across multiple platforms. When a film is released, the studio aims to capitalize on synergy by promoting things like the soundtrack, video game, theme park experiences, and merchandise that are tied to the film franchise. Each distinct product is meant to promote the others through cross-promotion, creating an interconnected web. This allows the media company to maximize profits from a successful property by expanding it across different business divisions and media.
Level 4 response section b - media ownershipCoombeMedia1
Media ownership has a significant impact on the successful distribution of films. Large companies like Time Warner, which owns Warner Bros., have a major advantage over smaller companies due to their ability to independently distribute films on a massive global scale through their ownership of production and distribution subsidiaries. For example, Warner Bros. was able to profit greatly from The Dark Knight Rises through extensive traditional and social media marketing campaigns made possible by their large size and resources. In contrast, smaller companies like Vertigo and Warp have much more limited distribution capabilities and rely heavily on film festivals and DVD sales rather than wide theatrical releases, making it difficult to compete with major studios.
This document discusses different types of integration in the film industry: vertical integration where a company owns production, distribution, and exhibition; horizontal integration where a company expands into other areas of the industry; and synergy, where products are promoted within films. It provides the example of how Sony used these integration strategies for the film Casino Royale, with Sony phones, laptops, and cameras featured and the film distributed by Sony-owned companies. Casino Royale also exhibited horizontal integration through involvement of other production companies like MGM.
Synergy refers to the simultaneous release of related products from a company to promote each other. It allows different business divisions within a conglomerate to work together boosting profits. For example, Sony released its Skyfall film, soundtrack, DVD, and video game together so each product promoted the others. Cross-media convergence combines different media like film, television, and websites to distribute content in an integrated way, as seen when Adele's single for Skyfall was released across these platforms. While similar, synergy can involve non-media products like merchandise, giving large conglomerates an advantage over smaller companies in coordinating promotions across multiple divisions.
Iwom Watch 2nd Half Year Review 2006: “You”— Time’s Person of the Year - also...Kantar Media CIC
Time magazine selected "you" as its 2006 Person of the Year because individuals are increasingly influencing society through online participation and content creation. The report discusses how this trend of individuals taking control of information also exists in China, with bloggers and online word-of-mouth playing a larger role. Several examples are given of consumers rallying online to influence brands, including creating crises for companies and becoming their own marketers through video contests and collaborative campaigns.
This document discusses key concepts related to media institutions and the film industry. It begins by defining terminology such as institution, codes and conventions, and ideology. It then focuses on the film industry, discussing the patterns of production, distribution, exhibition and consumption. It notes the contemporary trends of digital distribution and their impact. Finally, it discusses how a study of a production company like Film 4 could link to issues of media ownership, audiences, and practices in the contemporary media landscape.
Summit Entertainment is a film production, distribution and sales company founded in 1991. They initially handled foreign film sales but later expanded into fully financing and producing their own films by the late 1990s. Summit distributes their films both theatrically and on home video formats internationally through partnerships with other major studios like Universal and Sony. As an independent studio with access to over $1 billion in financing, Summit would be capable of distributing films internationally but likely requires partnerships for domestic theatrical distribution in large markets like North America.
[Case Study] And The Winner is Sony's Blu-ray : The High Definition DVD Forma...Riri Kusumarani
This is our group discussion project about DVD Format War between Sony and Toshiba. Interesting case study and what it makes me curious is until now the war is still on going ..
Group members consist of : Olusola, Meshingo Jack and Riri Kusumarani. Course offered by Professor Munkee Choi in ITTP,KAIST
PixTV 26: 50 Shades of YouTube - Dominating Your Competition with Video Conte...Pixability
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When marketer Anastasia Steele goes to YouTube, she encounters a business vehicle that is beautiful, brilliant, and intimidating. The unworldly, innocent Ana is startled to realize she wants YouTube, despite its enigmatic reserve, and finds she is desperate to get close to YouTube content marketing and YouTube advertising. Unable to resist Ana’s quiet beauty, wit, and independent spirit, YouTube wants her, too.
OK, time to put down the steamy romance novel. We’re going to collapse 50 shades of YouTube down to 2: YouTube content marketing and YouTube advertising. That’s all you need to know to drive dominating video campaigns in short order. In less than one hour, Pixability will share its world-class YouTube expertise and give you an actionable playlist. Stop looking for Christian Grey and start looking for raving fans on YouTube.
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The document discusses the growth of online video and video advertising. Some key points:
- Online video viewing is growing rapidly, with over 40% of online videos exceeding 2 billion views per day.
- Major online video brands like YouTube, VEVO, and Facebook reach tens of millions of unique viewers each month.
- Video ads are common, making up around 16% of all videos viewed. Major brands like YouTube see billions of video ad impressions and minutes per month.
- Popular streaming services like YouTube, Hulu, and Pandora offer video and audio advertising opportunities targeted to their large, engaged audiences. Pricing ranges from $10-40 per thousand impressions.
1. Synergy is when different elements of a media company work together to promote interlinked products, creating a greater effect than if they were promoted individually.
2. Disney is a prime example of synergy, with its films, soundtracks, toys, theme parks, and stores all promoting each other.
3. The Harry Potter franchise also utilized synergy through various Warner Bros. owned channels and labels promoting the films.
The document discusses media convergence in the film industry. It explains that media convergence occurs when old and new media combine in production, distribution, and exhibition. Examples provided include magazines producing websites, TV creating interactive channels, and films being distributed digitally. The document also discusses how different industries like film, TV, and video games collaborate through media convergence and synergies to create larger effects than working independently.
Warp Films is an independent British film company established in 1989 by record label Warp Records. As an independent studio, Warp Films has small budgets and focuses on low-budget, unique films. It collaborates with other larger studios for resources and distribution. While independence allows Warp Films creative freedom, it also limits resources for effects, actors, and distribution. However, technological advances have helped independent films reach wider audiences through various devices and platforms.
The document discusses how Disney uses synergy through various examples from its properties. It describes how Disney leveraged its brands like The Avengers across multiple divisions, creating movie soundtracks, theme park experiences, video games, TV shows and more to expand the franchise. Disney's synergy allows it to sustain audience engagement with its properties across different business units and throughout the year rather than just during movie releases.
Sony is a large international conglomerate that produced and distributed the James Bond film 'Skyfall'. As a major Hollywood studio, Sony was able to utilize extensive cross-promotion across its various business divisions, including music, games, and consumer electronics. It also had the financial resources and industry clout to engage in widespread early publicity campaigns. In contrast, smaller independent films have far more limited marketing budgets and opportunities for synergistic promotion.
Here are my findings from analyzing the marketing and promotional material for The Harry Potter series and This is England:
- The Harry Potter print poster features the main characters and is clearly aimed at a young audience, capitalizing on the popularity of the book series.
- Extensive marketing across multiple Warner Bros. properties like TV channels, music, and books shows synergy. The film soundtracks being released on record labels owned by the studio also demonstrates synergy.
- Technological convergence is seen in the ability to watch the films online or on streaming services, as well as purchase soundtrack music digitally. This expands access.
- This is England's marketing featured the gritty coming-of-age story and realist drama
Warner Bros. is a subsidiary of Time Warner that produces films, television, music, and video games. It utilizes synergy between its subsidiaries and collaborations with other companies to maximize profits from its films. Some advantages include reaching wider audiences, profiting after theatrical release from DVDs and merchandise. Challenges include integrating different company cultures and smaller companies struggling to compete against large marketing campaigns.
Warp Films is an independent UK film production company based in Sheffield and London. It was established by the founders of Warp Records to initially produce short films with financial support from NESTA. In 2005, Warp Films launched its own film distribution arm to distribute both its in-house productions and acquisitions from other European markets. It has distribution alliances with Optimum Releasing and Madman Entertainment. Warp Films was also involved in establishing Warp X, a digital film studio, and producing films like This Is England which had limited distribution due to budget constraints but marketing including a website, posters, and trailers to appeal to alternative audiences.
Synergy in business occurs when the value of combined products or assets is greater than the sum of their individual values. In media and film, synergy can take many forms such as product placement, promotional partnerships, spin-offs, merchandise, and vertical integration between parent companies and their subsidiaries. This allows large media conglomerates to cross-promote their films, TV shows, games, and other products to multiply profits. Synergy is a key strategy for major studios to market their films and take advantage of corporate partnerships.
This document provides an overview of the online video industry, describing major categories such as video sharing (led by YouTube), intermediaries, video search, video e-commerce, video creation/editing, peer-to-peer (P2P) video, and video blogging. It discusses major companies within each category and notes that while video sharing sites face high bandwidth costs, P2P technologies can help distribute this load. The industry is growing rapidly with opportunities in new areas like video blogging.
Technological convergence refers to different technologies resembling each other and blurring the lines between them, like TVs becoming more like computers. Cross media convergence involves media institutions delivering content across multiple channels. Media synergy occurs when different parts of a media company work together to promote linked products across media.
Here is a short paragraph explaining synergy:
Synergy refers to the way that different elements of a media company work together to promote related products across multiple platforms. When a film is released, the studio aims to capitalize on synergy by promoting things like the soundtrack, video game, theme park experiences, and merchandise that are tied to the film franchise. Each distinct product is meant to promote the others through cross-promotion, creating an interconnected web. This allows the media company to maximize profits from a successful property by expanding it across different business divisions and media.
Level 4 response section b - media ownershipCoombeMedia1
Media ownership has a significant impact on the successful distribution of films. Large companies like Time Warner, which owns Warner Bros., have a major advantage over smaller companies due to their ability to independently distribute films on a massive global scale through their ownership of production and distribution subsidiaries. For example, Warner Bros. was able to profit greatly from The Dark Knight Rises through extensive traditional and social media marketing campaigns made possible by their large size and resources. In contrast, smaller companies like Vertigo and Warp have much more limited distribution capabilities and rely heavily on film festivals and DVD sales rather than wide theatrical releases, making it difficult to compete with major studios.
This document discusses different types of integration in the film industry: vertical integration where a company owns production, distribution, and exhibition; horizontal integration where a company expands into other areas of the industry; and synergy, where products are promoted within films. It provides the example of how Sony used these integration strategies for the film Casino Royale, with Sony phones, laptops, and cameras featured and the film distributed by Sony-owned companies. Casino Royale also exhibited horizontal integration through involvement of other production companies like MGM.
Synergy refers to the simultaneous release of related products from a company to promote each other. It allows different business divisions within a conglomerate to work together boosting profits. For example, Sony released its Skyfall film, soundtrack, DVD, and video game together so each product promoted the others. Cross-media convergence combines different media like film, television, and websites to distribute content in an integrated way, as seen when Adele's single for Skyfall was released across these platforms. While similar, synergy can involve non-media products like merchandise, giving large conglomerates an advantage over smaller companies in coordinating promotions across multiple divisions.
Iwom Watch 2nd Half Year Review 2006: “You”— Time’s Person of the Year - also...Kantar Media CIC
Time magazine selected "you" as its 2006 Person of the Year because individuals are increasingly influencing society through online participation and content creation. The report discusses how this trend of individuals taking control of information also exists in China, with bloggers and online word-of-mouth playing a larger role. Several examples are given of consumers rallying online to influence brands, including creating crises for companies and becoming their own marketers through video contests and collaborative campaigns.
This document discusses key concepts related to media institutions and the film industry. It begins by defining terminology such as institution, codes and conventions, and ideology. It then focuses on the film industry, discussing the patterns of production, distribution, exhibition and consumption. It notes the contemporary trends of digital distribution and their impact. Finally, it discusses how a study of a production company like Film 4 could link to issues of media ownership, audiences, and practices in the contemporary media landscape.
Summit Entertainment is a film production, distribution and sales company founded in 1991. They initially handled foreign film sales but later expanded into fully financing and producing their own films by the late 1990s. Summit distributes their films both theatrically and on home video formats internationally through partnerships with other major studios like Universal and Sony. As an independent studio with access to over $1 billion in financing, Summit would be capable of distributing films internationally but likely requires partnerships for domestic theatrical distribution in large markets like North America.
[Case Study] And The Winner is Sony's Blu-ray : The High Definition DVD Forma...Riri Kusumarani
This is our group discussion project about DVD Format War between Sony and Toshiba. Interesting case study and what it makes me curious is until now the war is still on going ..
Group members consist of : Olusola, Meshingo Jack and Riri Kusumarani. Course offered by Professor Munkee Choi in ITTP,KAIST
PixTV 26: 50 Shades of YouTube - Dominating Your Competition with Video Conte...Pixability
To gain access to the full video recording, register for free access at:
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When marketer Anastasia Steele goes to YouTube, she encounters a business vehicle that is beautiful, brilliant, and intimidating. The unworldly, innocent Ana is startled to realize she wants YouTube, despite its enigmatic reserve, and finds she is desperate to get close to YouTube content marketing and YouTube advertising. Unable to resist Ana’s quiet beauty, wit, and independent spirit, YouTube wants her, too.
OK, time to put down the steamy romance novel. We’re going to collapse 50 shades of YouTube down to 2: YouTube content marketing and YouTube advertising. That’s all you need to know to drive dominating video campaigns in short order. In less than one hour, Pixability will share its world-class YouTube expertise and give you an actionable playlist. Stop looking for Christian Grey and start looking for raving fans on YouTube.
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The document discusses the growth of online video and video advertising. Some key points:
- Online video viewing is growing rapidly, with over 40% of online videos exceeding 2 billion views per day.
- Major online video brands like YouTube, VEVO, and Facebook reach tens of millions of unique viewers each month.
- Video ads are common, making up around 16% of all videos viewed. Major brands like YouTube see billions of video ad impressions and minutes per month.
- Popular streaming services like YouTube, Hulu, and Pandora offer video and audio advertising opportunities targeted to their large, engaged audiences. Pricing ranges from $10-40 per thousand impressions.
Goviral distributes branded video content to advertisers on a pay-per-performance basis, guaranteeing audience and user initiated video plays. It has over 85 employees globally and reaches over 350 million unique users per month through distribution partnerships. Goviral uses proprietary analytics and distribution technology to deliver over 30 million targeted video views across over 20,000 campaigns each month for advertisers across 24 industry verticals.
Online Video: Threat or Opportunity (2012 NAB Show)Andrew Taylor
The online video market represents both a threat and an opportunity. Video viewership has shifted to "video snacking" on short clips instead of full episodes. While traditional media struggles with high production costs and unclear paths to profitability, video aggregators that distribute content across sites have seen rapid growth. Only companies like AOL that have embraced off-site distribution and acquired content platforms have managed to grow their online video audiences faster than the market as a whole. To succeed, media companies must lower production costs, distribute content beyond their own sites, and partner with technologies that enhance distribution.
This document provides an overview of the fictional online gadget and gaming review show "Tech Know" produced by Barely Digital. It summarizes that Tech Know spoofs what happens behind the scenes at an online review show in a comedic manner similar to 30 Rock. It also provides viewership statistics for season 1 and demographics of the target 18-35 male audience. Finally, it outlines sponsorship opportunities for brands to integrate products into storylines and place ads on the show's YouTube pages and programming.
PixTV 23: YouTube for Marketers. From Killer Content to Astonishing Adwords.Pixability
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YouTube has been around for years now, but many marketers skip it when developing their marketing strategy. That's too bad because YouTube can be a powerful tool for businesses to get seen. Theresa Moore and Rob Ciampa will be tackling the questions every YouTube marketer faces when developing a video strategy (hint: it's not all about production). From social marketing to AdWords, they will show you how to build a real audience and keep it.
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Video, Video Everywhere: Innovations and High Impact Ad Solutions on Any ScreenMichael Zarcone
With the fast growth of online video content and in-stream video ad spending, more and more marketers are seeing video become an essential component of their marketing mix. These campaigns can be created within a wider range of formats than television and can include highly interactive, rich features and functionalities to ensure consumer engagement. And, with devices and technology advancing to a greater extent than ever before, the future game plan for marketers is simple: video everywhere.
The down side to running these campaigns typically lies within the creation process, which can be extremely time consuming when dealing with a large variety of publishers. So any production efficiencies become priceless in the eyes of marketers today.
During this 30 minute webinar PointRoll’s Director of Creative Technology, Todd Pasternack will review:
• PointRoll’s vast array of In-Stream video formats
• Best practices and recommendations when planning your next In-Stream video campaigns
• Three high level steps when getting ready to deploy your In-Stream campaigns
• PointRoll’s NEW InTagration video creation technology
MoPix is a platform that allows independent filmmakers and content creators to distribute, monetize, and sell their video content directly through web widgets, mobile apps, and other digital platforms. It provides tools for creators to upload, package, and customize their content for distribution. The document discusses MoPix's product, partnerships with Film Baby and CD Baby that provide access to thousands of creators, growth metrics, financial projections showing profitability by 2013, and roadmap to expand to additional platforms. It seeks funding to execute on its roadmap and properly distribute content in its library. The founder's backgrounds and advisors are provided, and potential acquirers like Amazon, Netflix, Apple or Google are discussed.
Vid Monopoly Review ✍️ Worth It_ My Honest Opinion.pdfmd Sanaullah
Welcome to my Vid Monopoly Review Post. In an era dominated by digital content, Vid Monopoly stands out as a transformative influence, reshaping the dynamics of video marketing and content creation.
This in-depth Vid Monopoly review explores its nuanced features, advantages, and user interface, spotlighting a tool meticulously crafted to empower marketers, influencers, and content creators within the highly competitive digital realm.
PixTV 25: YouTube Advertising - 5 and a Half Things Brands, Marketers, and Ag...Pixability
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We know more than a few things about YouTube Advertising. In fact, we’ve put together some powerful and effective campaigns that delivered results 500% higher than our closest competition. We also know that most marketers and agencies just aren’t doing it right. Good thing we can help.
In this hard-hitting, no-fluff webinar, we’ll show you how to:
-Incorporate organic optimization to accelerate paid search
-Execute effective advertising and seeding strategies
-Determine which ad formats work best
-Move from broadcast mentality to hyper-targeting
-Avoid ad-buying scams and black hat techniques
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PixTV 21 Want More Views and Action? Do YouTube Right.Pixability
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YouTube is the #1 video platform – by a mile. And it keeps getting better. It’s also an extremely powerful marketing platform. Together, you and YouTube become a marketing machine where regular and increasing views drive more business. Skeptical? We’re not. Not only have we analyzed more business YouTube channels than any other company on the planet, but we’ve also created and reengineered many more. We know what works.
For this webinar, we’ll share our research and distill effective YouTube strategy. We’re going to teach you how to do YouTube right, combining platform best practices with YouTube marketing essentials. It's a winning combo that's guaranteed to get both your views and business up.
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The document discusses key concepts related to the film industry, including the three main sectors of production, distribution, and exhibition. It defines important terms like horizontal and vertical integration, convergence, and synergy. It provides guidance on preparing for an exam on institutions and audiences, focusing on understanding the relationships between media organizations and their target audiences. Students are instructed to choose a media industry for a case study analysis and potential exam questions may address the effects of new technologies on institutions and audiences or the relationship between institutions and audiences in a media industry.
Userfarm - Video Production and Video CrowdsourcingBruno Pellegrini
Userfarm introduction to the Social Case History Forum 2014 in Milan (SCHF 2014) with relevant data about video production industry, video marketin strategy and video crowdsourcing solutions.
The LHBS Snapshot is a monthly series of cases including some of the most interesting insights and inspiration from the three following areas: business development, brand building & customer experience.
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The document discusses key concepts related to the film industry, including production, distribution, marketing, and exhibition. It provides examples of different types of film production models, from large Hollywood studio productions to independent films. It also defines important terms like cross-media convergence, synergy, technological convergence, and new media technologies. The document appears to be teaching materials that provide background information on the film industry and media institutions for an exam.
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to institutions and audiences in the film industry for an exam. It discusses production, distribution, marketing and technologies. It lists past exam questions focusing on these areas and how global institutions target national audiences. Case studies on specific media are emphasized to understand processes of production and distribution, and the impact of convergence and digital technologies on institutions and audiences. Key terms like audience, institution, and synergy are also defined.
ChannelFlip is a UK-based company that specializes in producing and distributing online video content. They won Best UK Sponsorship Campaign in 2011 for a campaign they ran for Bulldog, a male grooming brand. For the campaign, ChannelFlip produced a 24-episode comedy series starring David Mitchell and created branded video identifications. The campaign led to over 10 million guaranteed video views in under 7 months and helped increase Bulldog's online sales by 20% and overall UK retail sales by 65.4%.
Synergy refers to different elements of a media company working together to promote interlinked products. Disney is a good example, with its films promoting DVDs, soundtracks, toys and more. For Harry Potter, the film was promoted across various Warner Bros. owned channels and labels. Synergy is important for Hollywood blockbusters which are developed into multimedia franchises spanning films, games, books and theme park attractions to drive revenue from various streams.
The document discusses trends in webfilms and viral videos on the internet. It outlines key factors for videos going viral, such as being creative, entertaining, and shocking. It also discusses how advertisers are using new techniques like user-generated content contests and viral marketing campaigns to promote their brands online through engaging short-form videos on websites like YouTube. Successful webfilms are aimed at specific target audiences and complement other advertising rather than replacing traditional methods.
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2. Film and Movies
One of the leading categories in online video.
Film & Animation represents one The millions of movie buffs and
of the most popular and highly filmmaking fans online are
viewed categories in web video, dedicated, loyal, socially
from trailers, movie news and networked, and highly interested
reviews to short films and how- in original web programming.
tos.
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3. Indy Mogul
The first network for the YouTube generation.
Backyard FX Beyond the Trailer
BFX Original Reel Good Show
Shorts
Indy Mogul is leading the next generation of filmmakers to take over
Hollywood, one blood-squirting fake axe at a time. With three Webby
Awards and a first-ever Streamy Award for Best Visual Effects, Indy Mogul
has established itself as one of the premier movie brands on the web, with
a loyal audience of young, highly engaged fans, from movie buffs to
aspiring auteurs.
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4. Viewership
One of the largest and most loyal
audiences on the web.
Over 48 million views to date, 3.3 million average monthly video views, 1.8
million average unique viewers, 9.5 million monthly brand impressions, and
134,000 subscribers.
Available on every popular web destination.
Profiled by major media outlets including CNN, Mediaweek, and Yahoo!’s
“People of the Web” series.
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Winner of three Webby Awards and a first-ever Streamy Award.
Regularly featured on top portal sites (YouTube, Yahoo, iTunes) by their 4
editorial staff.
5. Sponsorship Opportunities
Brand integration, pre-roll, & rich media
Text Interstitials, hosted promos and
sponsorship bumpers.
Host mentions to deliver key brand
messaging.
Scripted brand integration and
sponsored segments.
Site skinning and sponsored web
content.
Coordinated in-video overlay and
display media.
Indy Mogul offers multiple forms of deep brand integration opportunities in
which the shows weave brand messages and product mentions into themed
episodes, show segments and promotional interstitials. Integrations feature
the show’s on-camera hosts, including Erik Beck, Bobby Miller and Grace
Randolph, and are produced by our show creators in the same aesthetic.
Customized video themed around the brand is coordinated with rich media
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Networks sites and YouTube channels.
7. Backyard FX
Filmmaking for the YouTube generation.
Indy Mogul’s most popular show, profiled by major media outlets including
CNN, Mediaweek, and Yahoo!’s “People on the Web” series. Zero-budget
effects guru Erik Beck features a new “ingenious and eminently
cheap” (NewTeeVee) effect every week, then shows off the “remarkably
realistic” results (The Wall Street Journal). Regular segments also profile top
Hollywood FX shops and highlight thousands of viewer-contributed films.
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8. BFX Original Shorts
Filmmaking for the YouTube generation.
Once Erik has shown fans how to recreate the effect in Monday’s
episodes of BFX Build, they can tune in Tuesdays for BFX Original
Shorts featuring the effect in action. Popular BFX Shorts have
included Harry Potter makeup effects, Star Wars light sabers and
the Rorschach mask from Watchmen.
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9. Reel Good Show
with Bobby Miller
Webby People’s Voice winner Bobby Miller hosts a new variety talk show
about film and pop culture—it’s The Tonight Show meets the Sundance
Channel.
Guests on the series have included Meme Molly, Eugene Mirman, Sam
Reich, Lloyd Kaufman, Casey Margolis, and Obama Girl.
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10. Beyond the Trailer
with Grace Randolph
Grace Randolph takes viewers from the comfort of their own desktops to
the movies every weekend with her roundup of Hollywood’s latest offerings
— and what the fans really think.
Regularly spotlighted on the web by editors across the web.
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12. Case Study: Death Race
RON sponsorship by Universal Pictures’ Death Race
Objective:
Generate awareness for the release of Universalʼs movie
“Death Race” in a wide-reaching campaign, led by Next
New Networkʼs top Internet talent.
Solution:
Universal Pictures partnership to develop sponsorship
campaign composed of 5-second sponsor bumpers, 30-
second mid-roll video ad trailers surrounded by in-
programming host mentions.
Anchored within network websites and super-distributed
to partner platforms including YouTube, iTunes, Yahoo!,
and AOL.
Surrounded media coordinated with in-stream ads
included standard leaderboard and companion banners,
and YouTubeʼs in-video overlay and companion banner
units.
Results:
Over 6 million brand impressions delivered across five
networks and multiple video partner platforms.
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13. Case Studies
Indy Mogul, sponsored by Warner Bros’ Friday the 13th
Objective:
Drive awareness for the release of latest installment of the
popular Warner Bros horror franchise in a deeply
integrated campaign.
Solution:
MediaCom partnership to develop cross-network
promotional campaign: “Jason Month” takes over our
shows for weeks leading up to the movieʼs release.
Indy Mogul shows integrated “Jason Month” into
programming:
Backyard FX recreated the “axe in the back” effect
Special edition of Best Short Films in the World
integrated a Jason and Bobby Miller storyline
Beyond The Trailerʼs Grace Randolph presented an
episode recapping the Friday the 13th franchise
Cross-promotional media on Next New Networks sites and
YouTube in-video overlay and companion banner.
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Delivered over 4 million brand impressions in under two
weeks.
15. Homepage Media
Placements
‣ Leaderboard 728x90
Leaderboard 728x90 ‣ Large rectangle 300x250
Large Rectangle
300x250
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16. Watch Page Media
Placements
‣ Leaderboard 728x90
Leaderboard 728x90 ‣ Large rectangle 300x250
‣ In-video Overlay 480x70
Large Rectangle
300x250
In-video Overlay 480x70
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17. Watch Page Media
Placements
‣ Leaderboard 728x90
Leaderboard 728x90 ‣ Large Rectangle 300x250
‣ In-Stream Video Ad Units:
Sponsorship Bumper Pre-Roll
Large Rectangle
In-stream Video Ad Units 300x250
Sponsorship Bumper Pre-roll
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18. YouTube Media
Placements
‣ Showcase your message in a trusted
environment - wrapped around Next
New Networks programming.
‣ Key ad products: 480x70 in-video
overlay, 300x250 companion banner,
OR :15 pre-roll with 300x60 companion
In-Stream Video Ad Units Large Rectangle banner on Next New Networks content
Sponsorship Bumper Pre-roll 300x250 watch pages on YouTube.
‣ YouTube ad products, combined with in-
stream video ad units offer a unique
brand integrated platform.
In-video Overlay
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