China Entertainment: Great directors start by winning actresses

Chapter 19 Synchronous promotion!

As a major international director, although he has failed several times, he still believes that the audience's problem is not his own fault.

Especially Red Cliff, my own meticulous work.

I didn't expect it to be so sluggish in Yanguo, with low ratings.

Looking at the gorgeous data of this junior Su Zhe, he finally couldn't help but throw the data to the ground.

He is stepping on himself to get the upper hand.

Wu Baige looked gloomily as he thought about the next steps.

My own wind assessment meter will soon be worse.
-
"The first day's box office is out, so hurry up and promote it." Da Tiantian's dedicated service did not last more than a few minutes.

Su Zhe called Zhang Yuxia after taking a break.

"Well, announce the box office, and then vigorously promote America as a big star, and raise money to join with zero votes. Most people like to follow the trend, so movies with better reputations are more popular."

There is no way, there are too few movies with good reputation these days. In addition, Su Zhe has the star America joining him, so he doesn't know how to lose.

It is foreseeable that the release of figures such as 1800 million on the first day of a movie will definitely arouse great curiosity among the audience.

Once the movie's reputation in the same period is realized, it can be guaranteed that the total box office of the movie will never be low.

Although Wu Baige didn't want to die miserably under Chibi, he actually didn't have much choice.

Once "Run Lola Run" gains momentum, it's not that easy to stop it.

Wang Zhongjun glanced at his younger brother and said calmly: "Let's promote it at 2000 million and give him some face. This is a work jointly produced by us, Huayi. The potential of Chibi has long been gone. The face given to Han Sanping is enough."

Wang Zhongjun's intention is very obvious. It is false propaganda. There are not many organizations that can detect the first-day box office these days.

With Huayi's connections, he can settle the matter.

For example, the assembly account originally announced that it was 3000 million.

Without some exciting news, who would choose to watch your movie?

"Discuss with China Film Group Corporation, launch a publicity campaign, and update the first-day record of "Lola Run" on Huayi's official website to reach 2000 million."

"Let theaters schedule more films of "Run Lola Run" as soon as possible and contact the media to increase publicity."

"Lola Run" is in full swing in the Yan Kingdom.

The Hobby Lobby in America is no slouch either.

Under the management of David Smith, the mysterious Yanguo Boy, the first movie, and the goddess of literary and artistic films were joined. The three were integrated into one, and the publicity was very wide.

The three-part narrative structure of Feihaolaiwu is also a very important publicity point.

Scarlett also often participates in various entertainment industry activities to promote the movie.

What Columbia did was to contact theaters to roll out posters, and release the trailer of "Run Lola Run" to local TV stations in cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego a week before the release.

These may seem simple, but without experience and connections, a start-up film company will never be able to do it.

Moreover, in just two weeks of release, Columbia's publicity budget easily reached more than 100 million US dollars.

This is without counting the cost of copying "Lola Run".

Due to the tight schedule of "Run Lola Run" and the appropriate publicity and distribution methods of Columbia Pictures.

From the topic of Su Zhe in the media to the media discussion related to the film, it has always been in a very active state.

Da Tiantian's family is also making efforts behind the scenes, which Su Zhe cannot understand.

Why a concubine like Da Tiantian can use so many resources may be because of her parents' favor.

This lasted until February 2th.

"Run Lola Run" has finally been officially released in major cities on the West Coast, as well as theaters on the East Coast, New York and other theaters with a scale of 500 screens. A middle-aged man walked to the ticket window with a little boy.

"Miss, may I ask what the rating of "Run Lola Run" is?" the middle-aged man said calmly.

The saleswoman was suddenly startled.

Then he saw the little boy in front of the window sill and said, "Sir, it's PG-13, do you still need it?"

The little boy in front of me was obviously not 13 years old.

The middle-aged man hesitated.

Noticing his father's hesitation, the boy said with some dissatisfaction: "Dad, I am not a child anymore, I have grown up."

The middle-aged man looked at his son and asked the conductor: "Miss, do you think there is anything inappropriate about this movie?"

But the ticket sales lady shook her head and said with a smile: "I'm very sorry, sir, this movie was just released today and we haven't seen it."

Seeing the hesitation of my father in front of me, I finally chose Watchmen, a stable movie.

Parents always have to be careful about their children's education.

The cinema hall was chaotic.

The last few seats in the auditorium were also filled.

Meghan sat casually in the front row.

It’s not surprising to see this large group of people, after all, there has been a lot of discussion in the media recently about this 22-year-old talented director.

Who doesn’t want to know what a 22-year-old genius/madman will bring to their visual experience?
Especially the mysterious country of Yanguo.

The lights in the screening room dimmed and everyone suddenly became quiet.

As usual, start with a pre-roll ad.

The letters are still there at the beginning, and it feels like they can be edited out, just to make it more mysterious.

But it seems like if I cut it off, something would be missing? Megan, a girl who had participated in the test screening, was still keenly aware of Su Zhe's intentions.

Then, the sound of pendulums, birds, music, shouts, and running are all packed into people's minds very compactly, leaving no time for them to think.

The compact 80 minutes flew by.

When the subtitles slowly fell, she looked around and saw that the surrounding screening room seemed to be filled with some inexplicable emotion.

who I am? where am I? What did I just watch?
Then a group of people discussed it with gusto.

Until the lights came on, everyone in the hall seemed to be immersed in some exciting rhythm just now.

Then everyone applauded wildly, and the atmosphere in the entire theater seemed to be ignited.

This is a hearty performance and a director's personal show.

After such a lively moment, everyone left the venue buzzing with discussion.

Meghan followed the flow of people and left the theater, specifically staying outside for a while.

I found that many people who had just come out returned to the ticket window, and there was a queue at the ticket window where there were not many people.

Clearly these people wanted to see it again.

When she left the theater, night had already fallen, and the streets of Los Angeles were already filled with neon lights.

As an amateur film critic, I really can't resist such a good movie.

(End of this chapter)