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For a Film Museum, marketing plays a vital role although cinema’s involvement makes it popular and famous
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Films are seen as a medium where a director ‘s vision is implied although a film museum , on the other hand , leaves a visitors free to interpret the objects
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Presentationpaardvantroje
1. WAT ZIT ER IN HET PAARD VAN TROJE
- Introduction
- Long term preparations
- Short term preparations
- A day in ‘Het Paard van Troje’
- A night in ‘Het Paard van Troje’
- Conclusion
2. INTRODUCTION
• What is the Trojan Horse?
• Iliad
• Bookstore
• Main idea:
• To promote the independent and small bookstore
4. LONG TERM PREPARATIONS
• Initial idea
Day-event (1-6 pm):
On Ladeuzeplein: ‘booktent’ over the top, lots of fun, crazy, ...
In shop: more serene, cozy
Evening-event (8-10pm):
Reception with live music and drinks
5. LONG TERM PREPARATIONS
• Meetings and conversations
• Tom van Aken (owner ‘Paard van Troje’)
• PB Gronda (writer)
• Danny Theuwis (literary events 30CC)
Change idea: ‘booktent’ ‘bookfair’
6. LONG TERM PREPARATIONS
• Final Concept
• Focus on shop lose idea of Ladeuzeplein
During day: all kinds of fun things to do in the shop
At night: reception with live music and drinks
7. LONG TERM PREPARATIONS
• Initial Promoting / Public Awareness
• Facebook
• Blog
Mysterious as to what actually was going to happen in ‘Paard van Troje’!
8. SHORT TERM PREPARATIONS
• Important tasks
• Getting more down to earth
• Concrete actions
• Advertising
• Finding materials
• Shopping for decorations
• Printing photographs
• Decorating the store
10. SHORT TERM PREPARATIONS
• Materials
• magnetic boards & words (magnetic poetry)
• decorations
• toys for the children area
• sound system, microphone & folding screen (Province Flemish Brabant)
11. SHORT TERM PREPARATIONS
• Materials, food, drinks:
• purchased or home-made
• provided by family and friends
12. SHORT TERM PREPARATIONS
• Photo exhibition: people and their favourite books
• selecting the photos
• printing
13. SHORT TERM PREPARATIONS
• 21st of April: The Big Day
• final preparation (9h-13h)
• arranging and decorating the place
• arranging the photo exhibition
• selecting the music
• preparing the different areas in the bookstore (creative activities, photo
corner, children’s sector, free drinks and sweets area, projection screen
etc)
• other last minute necessities
14. A DAY IN ‘Het Paard van Troje’
• A guided tour
15. A DAY IN ‘Het Paard van Troje’
• Attracting outsiders:
• A movie projected in the income hall,
with sound!
16. A DAY IN ‘Het Paard van Troje’
• First part:
A living guestbook
luring people in and
explaining the concept
17. A DAY IN ‘Het Paard Van Troje’
• Second part:
Through the curtans to discover
a world full of
books and activities
18. A DAY IN ‘Het Paard van Troje’
• Second part:
People welcoming you to drink a glass of juice or coffee, and to join in
on the activities:
19. A DAY IN ‘Het Paard van Troje’
• Third part:
photo exposition,
photo booth
and kids corner!
20. A NIGHT IN ‘Het Paard van Troje’
• Live music
• Free drinks
• Expo
21.
22.
23. CONCLUSION
Things that could have gone better
• Photographer cancelled very last minute
• Band cancelled
• Too few children: no reading
• Bad weather so not many people in town
24. CONCLUSION
Things that turned out great
• Good turn-out
• Interest from visitors
• No major crises on the day itself
• Much respect and interest from store owners
• New photo exhibition in store
