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#Einstein once coined the phrase that everything is relative. So it is even in the #experienceeconomy. And so it will be in the #workplace and #worklife. First, the #virtual gave birth to #commuteregret in worklife, much like Netflix erased the value of heading to the cinemas in entertainment. The cinema and theatre needed a new narrative for it reason to be. Now Netflix is making it worthwhile to go see Netflix IRL at a theatre through a new narrative. Soon, all #offices need to do the same, creating a #FOMO or an experience that makes it worthwhile to experience the office IRL. Hollywood studios are finding new ways to bring stories to life Hollywood studios are finding new ways to bring stories to life https://lnkd.in/g8UxM5mP from The Economist

Twisters stormed into theaters with the #1 spot and the 3rd biggest opening of the year! Couples made up 41% of attendees – it was the ultimate date night. Summer movies are sizzling with Deadpool & Wolverine up next. Advertisers, don’t miss out! #mediabuying #mediaplanning #mediaadagency #utilitymarketing #solarmarketing

Details... 📺 WHO is invited? It doesn't take a lot of effort to check copy these days. Actually, there are so many tools that it is almost impossible to get it wrong if you use them. This is the from the #19 television market in the US. It's not podunk news. (And this is also a very respected news organization that gets it right 99% of the time. WKMG News 6) And that's today's point... No matter where you are, you should be performing like you are on the biggest stage. Some may say that this is not a big deal. But, consider the consequences. Accepting this as "good enough" today is accepting that we can slack off elsewhere tomorrow. I'm not asking you to be prefect every time... I'm asking you to make the effort. For the second time in two weeks, I reference Stanislavski... "There are no small parts, only small actors." Don't be a small actor. #commercialvoice #videoproduction #mediaproduction *Find the misspeling for extra credit.

The entertainment industry has undergone several changes over the past few decades. Theatre, television and film have all played significant roles in shaping the current landscape of entertainment. Theatre has been around for centuries with plays and musicals being performed in front of live audiences. Television became popular in the mid-1900s, providing people with a way to watch their favourite shows from the comfort of their own homes. Film has also been a staple in entertainment, with movies being shown in theatres for people to enjoy. While these mediums have all contributed greatly to the entertainment industry, the future is shaping up to be even more innovative. With the advent of new technologies such as virtual reality and augmented reality, viewers are able to experience entertainment like never before. Additionally, the rise of streaming services has impacted the film and television industries, allowing people to watch their favorite shows and movies on demand. The old viewing figure wars were mainly down to the big four on mainstream TV- the battle of the soaps, the long running serial dramas and then big blockbuster films. As an actor working on a soap, these were incredibly important in their time. It was like checking the winning lottery numbers, the day after the show had aired. I suppose I’m still confused as to how we know what is ACTUALLY popular and what is hype. Are we moulded and steered to think something is a hit because main stream TV chat shows say they are so we naturally believe? Do we, as consumers have to check the figures to be assured we are not being led? I do wonder…. When Trump started the whole ‘fake news’ campaign, the cynical me stepped into that spotlight. I started to doubt what was being fed to me at all. Did Trump wake us up, or was it an absolutely brilliant theatrical stint that is the what we know to be ‘The Greatest Show’! As the future of entertainment continues to evolve, it's exciting to see what new practices will emerge. Whether it's through the use of cutting-edge technology or new storytelling techniques, the entertainment industry is sure to continue captivating audiences for years to come. #entertainmentindustry #illusions #viewers #streaming #television #theatre #film #popularity

Television Is One Of The Best Sources Of General Knowledge And Entertainment, And We Are Glad To Celebrate It. #happytelevesionday #televesionday #televisionseries #televesionday #televisions #tvshow #entertainment #tvday

🎥 Breaking News! 🎬 Exciting progress in ensuring equal access to entertainment for all! Hawaii and Maryland have taken the lead by passing bills requiring open closed-captioning in movie theaters. This is a significant step towards making cinema accessible to everyone, regardless of hearing ability. Now, it's time for all 50 states to follow suit! I urge you to join the movement and spread the word. Contact your senators and delegates to advocate for similar legislation in your state. Together, we can make inclusive movie experiences a reality nationwide. Let's ensure that no one is left out of the magic of the movies! 🌟 #AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveEntertainment #EqualAccess #GovWesMoore

The clustered column chart compares the distribution of IMDB ratings for [movie/TV shows] across different vote counts. We can observe that movies with higher vote counts tend to have a wider range of ratings, while movies with lower vote counts have more concentrated ratings around the average. This suggests that movies with wider audience reach generate more diverse opinions, while those with less reach have a more consistent reception.

The death of the studio rom com came from glib and over-budgeted misfires like 2010's How Do You Know that tried to prove they were better than their genre's conventions. People have never stopped enjoying the sight of highly attractive people becoming locked into dramatic relationships with each other, provided the writing stays halfway decent. What Anyone But You and Saltburn demonstrated over the holidays is the enormous value of TikTok to elevating the impact of theatrical-first releases, whether they're arriving at the cinema or on a streaming service. BookTok has already supplied an ample sample of the types of narrative and character tropes that take off on the platform. Keep the actors beautiful, the budgets reasonable, the needle drops memorable, and the theatrical windows just long enough to build actual hype. At $25M a piece you can produce 10 for the cost of just one of Disney's high-profile 2023 flops.

The exception proving the rule? Perhaps so. The power of knowing who your movie is for and pointing marketing efforts towards that audience via targeted social media is a powerful & effective tool in the toolbox.

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