The RIGHT way to market your film ?

I literally have no idea what's going on. It looks like you're just spamming your film guise of marketing questions, but I don't even know if that's your film. If it is why title it that? also What's going on in the video you linked? i can't follow, the camera is so shaky and cutting is incredibly rapid.
 
I've learned a tremendous amount about filmmaking through this outstanding site. Now it only makes sense to ask for marketing advice from the pros here on DVX.

Does this work? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzYM4Zs6kRc

I've heard that catchy, trending YouTube titles and pictures that tie into your film is a good way to get noticed.

I wouldn't leave a question mark in the title.

ABB = Always Be Branding

So I would brand the title so they don't forget what the title is if they don't click the links you provided at the time they view.

#ValorRising -- Never post about it without mentioning the title.

-M
 
I literally have no idea what's going on. It looks like you're just spamming your film guise of marketing questions, but I don't even know if that's your film. If it is why title it that? also What's going on in the video you linked? i can't follow, the camera is so shaky and cutting is incredibly rapid.

What a worthless post. Yes, it actually is my film. And for your official first post as a member of this forum you chose to trash my efforts and accuse me of spamming?! You ought to put some thought into what you write, especially before accusing a fellow member of anything.
 
I wouldn't leave a question mark in the title.

ABB = Always Be Branding

So I would brand the title so they don't forget what the title is if they don't click the links you provided at the time they view.

#ValorRising -- Never post about it without mentioning the title.

-M

I will definitely try to brand it. Thank you for your input.
I do have a question, though. What is the advantage of dropping the question mark?
I'm not doubting you, I'm just trying to understand this marketing thing.
Thanks again.
 
I will definitely try to brand it. Thank you for your input.
I do have a question, though. What is the advantage of dropping the question mark?
I'm not doubting you, I'm just trying to understand this marketing thing.
Thanks again.

I should be more clear. The title of the video is Bruce Lee + Luke Skywalker = ?

If you are implying that it equals your character, you should name your character and if I were making that comparison, I would be Definitive. For example, in my latest ( #blackhats look for it on VOD soon!) I have a main character named Eli. I might make a video and title it Shaft + Blade = Eli from #blackhats. In other words, I would be making a STATEMENT. Rather than asking if folks think our character is a badass. You know?

And even if you wanted to just pose a question, I would include the character name & the title if possible.

Remember, Always Be Branding

-M
 
I should be more clear. The title of the video is Bruce Lee + Luke Skywalker = ?

If you are implying that it equals your character, you should name your character and if I were making that comparison, I would be Definitive. For example, in my latest ( #blackhats look for it on VOD soon!) I have a main character named Eli. I might make a video and title it Shaft + Blade = Eli from #blackhats. In other words, I would be making a STATEMENT. Rather than asking if folks think our character is a badass. You know?

And even if you wanted to just pose a question, I would include the character name & the title if possible.

Remember, Always Be Branding

-M

That's great advice! Thank you very much.
 
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