Showing posts with label best celebrity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best celebrity. Show all posts

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Social Media for Artists and Fans, Social Media Analytics for Films and Production Houses



Friday is just round the corner and that means a slew of films are slated for release. As film buffs around the world get ready to savour the performances of their favourite actors and works of their favourite directors, they, do not realise how important a role they are playing in this age of social media analytics.

As social media gets accepted and endorsed as a vital technological assistance in film distribution and marketing, entertainment houses are slowly discovering the Predictive Analysis capabilities of social media analytics tools with regard to opening day sales and box-office performance based on the sentiments and vibe surrounding their film on the social channels.


While social channels allows actors, producers, script-writers, lyricists to connect and engage with their loyal fan base, it also helps fans turn into critics and reviewers by allowing them to give their instantaneous verdict for every film they watch through real-time tweets and Face book posts. Review forums, discussion boards and YouTube comments are also other social spaces that movie goers use excessively to tell the world how much they liked or disliked a movie, its actors, storyline, music, dialogues and everything else. 

So you see, in the wake of such heightened usage of social media by the consumers of films and motion pictures, it becomes imperative even for production houses to rely on social media analytics in order to explore, understand and extract the right piece of useful information from tons of social media data and further use that useful information to make the right business impacting decisions. 

Advanced and big data competent social media analytic tool like Shout Analytics helps entertainment houses to predict trends, activities and behaviors using cutting edge predictive analysis and sentiment analysis techniques. Shout Analytics makes possible precise social media monitoring and management, gathers actionable insights from the film and entertainment industry to equip you with critical business intelligence to reduce financial risks, discover newer avenues for investment and multiply profits across production, distribution, promotion and marketing.  

If you are a motion picture company or a production house and are looking for social media Analytics solutions for your organization, then write in to us at info@shoutanalytics.com

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Social Media: The Real Hero In Film and Entertainment Industry



It is no news that social media has changed the way we communicate, share information and market products. In this blog post, we examine how social media influences films and entertainment industry. 

Paulina Wyczawska, in an article in the social media.ie has pinpointed that movie advertising has undergone a sea change and distributors like Warner Brothers are now using social media to engaging with their audience. Substantiating Wyczawska’s point is the Marvel’s Entertainment’s official Facebook page. Iron Man 3 is releasing today (May 3) and see how their Facebook page is garnering shares and likes for their latest venture.

The official page of Iron Man 3 already has over 14,000,000 likes (at the time of writing)
Closer home, Cricket and Bollywood are the two entertainment giants in India. Indian Premier League’s official Twitter page has sent out close to 20,000 tweets.



Vidya Balan has an average of 500 plus likes for her individual photos posted on Facebook. 

Dharma Movies’ yet to be released Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani starring Ranbir Kapoor’s and Deepika Padukone has a staggering 3,00,000 plus views on You Tube for the song Badtameez Dil.


So, how exactly does social media influence the film and entertainment industry? 

  • Builds Popularity. Film and entertainment industry needs enormous amount of support from their consumers – the masses. It requires them to like its shows and films and love its stars. It requires them to say nice things about the films to others. It requires huge publicity. And social media is a one stop solution that guarantees all of the above and more.
  • Boosts Marketing. Marketing a film well means reaching out well to the film’s audience and turning even non-fans into fans of the films and stars. While print and television marketing does not ensure optimal engagement, social media facilitates instant one-to-one interaction with the audience. Plus, within the first few days, marketers understand the sentiment brewing around the film and can amend their strategies accordingly. 
  • Gets The Film Closer To The Audience. Social media brings fans closer to their heroes which no other medium can do. Celebrities and their lives are always a fascination for the ordinary man. The social media fulfils their curiosity to know everything about them, without being anywhere near them.

Factors for Influence:

Amrita Sharma in an article titled, How Bollywood Is Using Social Media in the socialsamosa.com has highlighted factors (content) that makes social media so influential for the films and entertainment industry. They are –

1.      Tweets and FB posts from lead actors promoting their films and shows.
2.      Trailers and behind-the-scenes clips on You Tube.
3.      Film related engaging, interesting contests and apps on Facebook.
4.      Quizzes, games, puzzles related to the film’s plot.
5.      Photos, posters and merchandises.

The Future

While social media will continue to influence films and entertainment social marketers have to look beyond shares, likes and engagement. They must leverage other features of the social like social Media Analytics and use predictive and sentiment analysis tools to strategize and market the film better. 

This is my take. Now, I’d love hear from you. What do you think are the ways in which social media is influencing films and entertainment?