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Experience unmatched performance and seamless global collaboration with VAST Data like Lola Visual Effects. Our platform accelerates ROI and supports high-resolution content, making it the best choice for Media & Entertainment companies. Why VAST Data? - High-Performance Storage: Perfect for 4K and 8K content. - Global Collaboration: Instant access for teams worldwide. - Accelerated ROI: Achieve faster returns on your investment. #VASTData #MediaAndEntertainment #HighPerformanceStorage

Thanks to Lionsgate and Carat UK for the opportunity to work on the #Borderlands theatrical release! Check out our custom IMVT (Immersive Video Takeover) below 🙌🏼 🕹️Gaming environments are ideal for targeting young film fans. Here’s why: 👾Right Audience Young, tech-savvy gamers often overlap with film enthusiasts, making them a prime audience for film marketing. 👾Precision Targeting Advanced contextual targeting analyses in-game behavior, allowing marketers to reach film fans with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring higher engagement. 👾 Seamless Integration Games offer natural spaces for film ads, previews, and events, enhancing player experience and brand connection. The TK Studio TotallyKidz | An Evolve Media Company ensures ads are engaging and be fit to the environment. They are experts in custom creative, exclusive to our partners 👾Rich Storytelling Complex games attract players who love detailed narratives, making them perfect targets for film promotions. Harness the power of gaming to elevate your film marketing strategy! #Gaming #FilmMarketing #ContextualTargeting #DigitalMarketing

Stop Motion is a technique where objects are manipulated in small increments to create fluid movement. Seen in Wes Anderson’s "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (2009), this meticulous process animates characters frame by frame. StudioBDC excels in innovative storytelling from script to screen! #Filmspeak #StudioBDC #StopMotion

Stop Motion is a technique where objects are manipulated in small increments to create fluid movement. Seen in Wes Anderson’s "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (2009), this meticulous process animates characters frame by frame. StudioBDC excels in innovative storytelling from script to screen! #Filmspeak #StudioBDC #StopMotion

Did you read the article in Cartoon Brew about how Lionsgate signed a deal with the AI company, Runway (article in comments below). What happened to the ART of storytelling? According to Lionsgate studio vice chairman Michael Burns, the goal is to save money – “millions and millions of dollars” – by having filmmakers and creators use its AI model to replace artists in production tasks such as storyboarding. I’m a huge history buff and after thinking about it, I instantly made a connection to the film industry in the 1980s. Before the 80s, former veteran filmmakers would be promoted to become the head of a studio. That to me is how we got amazing films like Taxi Driver and Apocalypse Now. Then in the 1980s, business people (instead of filmmakers) would be hired as the head of the studio, and that’s when it started to change. When money and profits became way more important than the art of film and storytelling. Don’t get me wrong, it’s always been about money, but the former filmmakers understood how to make art that would also bring money. I’ve always felt that was the beginning of the downfall of the art side of filmmaking. There have been great films that have come during this time, but I feel that’s when the industry started having all the problems we now have today: “Just throw the hot new actor in and it’ll bring in money” “Do re-shoots after re-shoots because they don’t have a definitive plan. Oh, and by the way, “we needed that yesterday” “Content. Content. Content” If you have that 1980s feel in 2024, then you understand why we’ve created CELs. A place where artists can get back to the ART of storytelling. Share and repost if you believe in humans behind storytelling, not AI. Sign up for CELs and join the movement to keep storytelling human with the only app dedicated to storytelling in animation, comics, and collectibles. Together we are strong! https://lnkd.in/eseppFDm

This ad cleverly uses humour to highlight the product's high fiber content with the fun "not for astronauts" line. Since astronauts are rare, it wouldn’t hurt sales, and because monsters don’t exist, there’s no harm done. The humour directly reinforces the message, which aligns with Roy H. Williams' quote. “Never use humor that doesn’t reinforce the principal point of your ad. Here’s the litmus test: If remembering the humor forces you to recall the message of the ad, the humor is motivated. Good job. But if recalling the humor doesn’t put you in memory of the ad’s main point, the humor is unmotivated and will make your ad less effective. Sure, people will like the ad. They just won’t buy what you’re selling.” Unfortunately, this is not a real ad. However, this fake ad by Cinesite went viral with over 16 million views, proving that well-placed humour can be both shareable and effective in advertising. Note: This video was created to showcase Cinesite's animation skills. #digitalmarketing #advertisingandmarketing  #humormarketing #humoradvertising Visit us at https://lnkd.in/gaduB7_p All rights to this video belong to their respective owners.

Clever , so simple but effective