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Christopher Nolan designed Oppenheimer with IMAX in mind. He captured the film with IMAX cameras, and only in IMAX theatres will these sequences expand vertically to fill the entire screen. The immersive cinematic experience provided audiences with even greater scope and breathtaking image quality.
So how does a marketing team even begin to promote such a refined work of art?
On the latest episode of Yeah That’s Probably An Ad, community editor Luz Corona and Europe brand editor Rebecca Stewart are joined by Denny Tu, Global CMO of IMAX, to discuss how the well-oiled marketing machine of IMAX goes deeper than promoting a major film. In an inspiring and insightful conversation, Tu shares the importance of working with filmmakers like Christopher Nolan to ensure the consumer experience is up to par with the creator’s passion, where the minds and heart of movie-goers are as they are still recovering from the impact of Covid and why marketers should dig deeper into the “peculiar” data points that jump off the page.
Beginning January 12, Oppenheimer will be re-released in 15 IMAX 70mm film locations globally, building to a wide IMAX release on January 26 (following the release of Academy Award nominations). The film will run until January 31st.
(27:32) Stay tuned after the episode for another fun chat with John Bizzell, awards lead at WARC, who shares why the awards are so important to the industry and tips on how to win big.
The WARC Awards for Effectiveness, in association with LIONS, are back. The 2024 show will be the biggest and best yet and you can now win the ultimate accolade for effective ideas and breakthrough strategic thinking in five regions:
Bronze, Silver and Gold winners will be announced for each region. Then all regional Gold winners will automatically progress to compete with each other for the Global Grands Prix, announced during Cannes Lions week. Enter once for a chance to win in your region and globally!
Download the Entry pack here.
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Christopher Nolan designed Oppenheimer with IMAX in mind. He captured the film with IMAX cameras, and only in IMAX theatres will these sequences expand vertically to fill the entire screen. The immersive cinematic experience provided audiences with even greater scope and breathtaking image quality.
So how does a marketing team even begin to promote such a refined work of art?
On the latest episode of Yeah That’s Probably An Ad, community editor Luz Corona and Europe brand editor Rebecca Stewart are joined by Denny Tu, Global CMO of IMAX, to discuss how the well-oiled marketing machine of IMAX goes deeper than promoting a major film. In an inspiring and insightful conversation, Tu shares the importance of working with filmmakers like Christopher Nolan to ensure the consumer experience is up to par with the creator’s passion, where the minds and heart of movie-goers are as they are still recovering from the impact of Covid and why marketers should dig deeper into the “peculiar” data points that jump off the page.
Beginning January 12, Oppenheimer will be re-released in 15 IMAX 70mm film locations globally, building to a wide IMAX release on January 26 (following the release of Academy Award nominations). The film will run until January 31st.
(27:32) Stay tuned after the episode for another fun chat with John Bizzell, awards lead at WARC, who shares why the awards are so important to the industry and tips on how to win big.
The WARC Awards for Effectiveness, in association with LIONS, are back. The 2024 show will be the biggest and best yet and you can now win the ultimate accolade for effective ideas and breakthrough strategic thinking in five regions:
Bronze, Silver and Gold winners will be announced for each region. Then all regional Gold winners will automatically progress to compete with each other for the Global Grands Prix, announced during Cannes Lions week. Enter once for a chance to win in your region and globally!
Download the Entry pack here.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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