premiere

What is the importance of having a premiere for your film?

• To make money by charging for tickets

• To celebrate the hard work of the cast and crew

• To have a free screening for the cast and crew

• To attract celebrities and journalists

Why does the author recommend running the premiere as a commercial event?

• To avoid inviting journalists and reviewers

• To cover the costs of DCP mastering and other expenses

• To exclude the cast and crew from attending

• To make the event exclusive for high-profile individuals

What is the advantage of running the premiere as the first day of the theatrical release?

• Boosting the weekend box office numbers

• Avoiding any media coverage

• Having a private screening for the team

• Saving money on marketing

Why does the author suggest not premiering at a film festival?

• Festivals provide free marketing

• Most festivals keep all box office earnings

• It is a tradition in the film industry

• Festivals offer better exposure

What is the recommended lead time for setting the date of the premiere?

• At least three months

• The day before the release

• One month before the release

• Six weeks before the release

Why should the premiere be run as a commercial event according to the author?

• To avoid losing money on the event

• To exclude the cast and crew from attending

• To make it an exclusive event for VIPs

• To discourage people from attending

What is the significance of having a red carpet at the premiere?

• Adds unnecessary cost to the event

• Deters attendees from coming

• Creates a movie premiere atmosphere

• Does not impact the event

Why is it important to share the premiere pictures immediately after the event?

• To generate buzz and PR for the film

• To keep the pictures private

• To delay the promotion of the film

• To avoid social media exposure