SXSW: Multi-Picture Your Media

sxsw-2009Woke up this am, and found the excellent SXSW PanelPicker via @ischafer (Ian Schafer from Deep Focus) recommending the PanelPicker conference scheduling site. Now here’’s a topic that would engage me!

Multi-Picture Your Media: Marketing & Distribution in a Multi-Platform World

Description:
With the film and tv markets feeling the struggle of lowered DVD expectations, less foreign money and tighter windows in marketing and distribution, how can a filmmaker make a creative dent, much less drive a theatrical release? We’ll discuss the traditional “multi-picture” play with an eye to creating a definitive niche, an aggregated audience and a release schedule that exhibitors, film buyers and studios have to pay attention to. From Robert Rodriguez’s “El Mariachi” to Peter Jackson produced “District 9″ - an interactive-focused walkthru on how to attract publicity, marketing and distribution using multi-platform next-generation practices.

Keynote Questions:
  1. What is the next-gen multi-platform marketing and distribution strategy for film?
  2. How can multi-level marketing meets social media benefit your film?
  3. How can you “on-demand” theatrical, packaged DVD and all of other windows for distribution?
  4. How does one redefine the “multi-picture” deal to increase distribution possibilities?
  5. How can filmmakers use distribution outreach to realize free marketing?
  6. How can you market to college campuses and high schools on the cheap?
  7. How do you create singular noise on your film and get the attention of brands exhibitors?
  8. What are ways to incent studio attention via branded content distribution and creative legacies?

Let me know your thoughts - would this be a good panel, would filmmakers who get stuck in studio turnaround for both marketing and distribution benefit from multi-platform advice?

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