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Lessons in Brand Cross-Promotions from ‘Barbenheimer’

PRSay

The two films — one a bright, uplifting tale of a doll come to life, the other a dark drama about “the father of the atomic bomb” — were both released on July 21, which led moviegoers to coin the term “ Barbenheimer.” In the case of “Barbenheimer,” the overt irony of their unlikely pairing helped fuel the success of both films.

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Gen Z will pay for content, but dismayed by creative diversity gap

Agility PR Solutions

music, film, television, art, lifestyle, gaming and literature—is being discovered, consumed and shared, and they’re willing to pay for it, according to new research from creative industries development firm Ontario Creates. Gen Z is redefining how cultural content—i.e., The study, Gen Z: […].

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What PR Can Learn From The Oscar Nominees

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Here’s a light look at what we can learn from the films that captured moviegoing audiences this past year. PR Takeaways from top films. What’s notable about the film, for anyone who writes for a living, is its masterful use of language. In this case, we add, and watch certain films. Call Me By Your Name.

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Ahead of the Academy Awards, Marketing Wisdom From the ‘Barbie’ Blockbuster

PRSay

The “Barbie” film is empowering women of all identities as they reclaim Barbie as a symbol of inclusivity. Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on March 10, when “Barbie” is up for several awards, including Best Picture, let’s reflect on the film’s marketing campaign to extract valuable insights for practitioners.

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5 Steps to Marketing at an Event Outside of Your Industry

Cision

South by Southwest (SXSW), a conference and festival mashup of film, interactive media, and music that takes over Austin every March, lends itself well to creative brand expression. It’s difficult to be creative on command, especially when you don’t know where to start. Be Imaginative. But what happens afterward?

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Should Consumers Smile at Guerrilla Marketing?

Mindful Marketing

About a week ago, before a Consumer Behavior class, one of my students asked, “Dr. Like most production companies , Paramount Players and Temple Hill Entertainment made the obligatory film trailer and television spots. It’s also not easy to teach something that hinges so much on deviant creativity and precise timing.

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Tap Into Nostalgia for Your Marketing

5W PR

Nostalgia marketing evokes feelings of nostalgia in consumers to create an emotional connection with a brand or product. Brands use the past to resonate with consumers and evoke nostalgia. This strategy makes consumers feel understood and connected to the brand’s values and beliefs. What is nostalgia marketing?

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