Bringing audiences to independent cinema in Europe via digital & social media
How old and new media should come together in film communication
New media is giving us more ways to communicate: video, audio, mobile, ... Unfortunately the older generations often don't know anything about this new media... that's where cinema can make a difference.
As from the beginning when I started working in Artcentre BUDA (may 2009) I wanted to use the newest evolutions in communication. Facebook, twitter, tumblr, youtube, ... it al gives the opportunity to post a lot of information, and more important…
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Case Study: Kino Luna, Warsaw
Martyna Lach, event coordinator at Kino Luna in Warsaw tells us how she uses Facebook to bring visitors to the core of the cinema’s life.
Facebook has made its way to Poland. Now ranking 22nd in the world, with almost 6.000.000 registered users, the amount of Polish people on THE social network has experienced growth of up to 75% in the past 6 months.…
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Arin Crumley’s DIY Days Round-Up
Filmmaker Arin Crumley offers a round-up of NYC’s DIY Days and shares the tools, insights and inspirations this innovative conference can bring to the cinema of today... and tomorrow
I was invited to provide a guest blog post to supportyourlocalcinema.com and decided that since DIY Days explores innovative audience-focused business models, that I would try to share what I experienced at the event and how these ideas can be applied to local cinema…
Added by Arin Crumley on April 1, 2011 at 4:58pm — 1 Comment
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