Articles related to "Movie Marketing"

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under two do not watch television. Why are movies promoted to this age range, and why do parents play them?

Congratulations! Your movie finally got accepted into a film festival. But wait, there's plenty of fun (and work) still ahead of you.

Viral Marketing of J.J. Abrams' Mysterious Flick, Cloverfield, Takes Over the Internet. Are Studios Getting Smarter?

The Gotham Group will make 19 direct-to-DVD animated movies over the next 3 years, using Dark Horse, Simon & Schuster, William Steig and Maurice Sendak properties.

With the recent release of Up, where there was only one female character in a supporting role, an NPR blogger got thinking about the lack of girls in Pixar movies.

Del Toro, Pearlman and Blair reunite in the summers most interesting and visually compelling comic-book outing.

With the recent release of Hatchet, many viewers debate about the inclusion of Victor Crowley, and the movie itself, with the limited company of slasher cinema's greats.

The Strangers may appear to be an elongated scene from Scream, but it brings a new high tension to the stalker genre.

Is 3D Television here to stay or will it be a novelty that will wear off quickly? And more importantly, is it any good to begin with?

DC and Marvel Comics, 2 leaders in the sequential art industry, each have a unique history and bring different strengths to the graphic novel/comic book market.

Advertising posters of the new genre blending aspects of horror and gangster movies are drawing criticism for exposing young children to images of graphic violence.

Hollywood is in the film marketing business. This article will explore traditional distribution methods and will give you the knowledge you need to get your movie seen.

Steven Spielberg. arguably the greatest ever film director, has made movies that have shaped the industry forever. Here's what are possibly his 10 best.