SHOOT Road to Oscar 15-week Schedule, FYC Advertising Details and Awards Season Calendar of Guild and Industry awards now published
As the Awards Season begins to heat up, SHOOT is pleased to announce details of its 2014/2015 15-week "Road to Oscar" Series. Launched in 2011, the annual series places a spotlight on the producers, directors, documentarians, cinematographers, editors, production designers, visual effects supervisors, composers and other artisans in the running for Academy Awards.
SHOOT coverage will include the award season’s festival circuit (Toronto, Telluride, et al) and the awards competitions leading up to–and the implications they carry for–the Oscars (including the ACE, ADG, ASC, CAS, CDG, DGA, SAG, VES and WGA Awards, BAFTA, Golden Globes, Independent Spirit Awards.) We’ll talk to assorted artists and production execs, gaining insights into the challenges they faced on their Oscar-nominated films. Preview articles: assessments of Oscar prospects for nominees, as well as a look at trends in this year’s competition.
This season's series kicked off with a special Prequel on October 17th with Part 1 of the series following on November 14. The series will run weekly – for 15 weeks – through the Academy Awards on February 22, 2015 appearing on all of SHOOT's digital and print platforms, including SHOOTonline (website with 40,000 unique visitors,) The SHOOT Dailies (daily email newsletter,) and The SHOOT>e.dition (weekly email newspub going to 28,000 opt-in subscribers every Friday. Parts 5 and 11 of the series will also appear in SHOOT Magazine's December 12 and January 23 Issues and PDF versions of issue. The final installment of the series will appear on SHOOTonline immediately following the Academy Awards on February 22nd covering the winners of the Academy Awards that are televised that evening.
In our Road To Oscar prequel and Part 1 of the series, cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth shed light on "Gone Girl" (Twentieth Century Fox), editors Stephen Mirrione and Douglas Crise on "Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)" (Fox Searchlight Pictures), editor William Goldenberg on "The Imitation Game" (The Weinstein Company) and editor Kirk Baxter on "Gone Girl." Upcoming installments –Parts 2, 3 & 4– of The Road To Oscar will feature cinematographers Dion Beebe from "Into the Woods" (Disney) and Dariusz Wolski from "Exodus: Gods and Kings" (Twentieth Century Fox), directors J.C. Chandor from "A Most Violent Year" (The Weinstein Company) and Jean-Marc Vallee from "Wild" (Fox Searchlight Pictures) and production designers Arthur Max from "Exodus: Gods and Kings" and Maria Djurkovic from "The Imitation Game."
And, here's a look at who we'll be covering in Part 5 on December 12….
Director David Fincher discusses "Gone Girl" (Twentieth Century Fox)
Director Richard Linklater reflects on "Boyhood" (IFC Films/Sundance Selects)
Director Rob Marshall talks about translating the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine musical "Into the Woods" to the big screen. (Disney)
Director Ridley Scott reflects on the epic "Exodus: Gods and Kings" (Twentieth Century Fox) as well as a couple of his key collaborators on that film.
Director Mortem Tyldum shares backstory on "The Imitation Game" (The Weinstein Company)
Cinematographer Robert Yeoman reflects on "The Grand Budapest Hotel," (Twentieth Century Fox) the latest in his series of collaborations with director Wes Anderson.
2014/2015 Road to Oscar Series….
Prequel live here: Published Oct. 17 SHOOT Magazine & PDF version, SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies & The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 1 live here: Published Nov. 14 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies & The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 2: Coming Nov. 21 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies & The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 3: Coming Nov. 28 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies & The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 4: Coming Dec. 5 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 5: Coming Dec. 12 SHOOT Magazine & PDF version, SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies & The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 6: Coming Dec. 19 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 7: Coming Dec. 26 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies,The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 8: Coming Jan. 2 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 9: Coming Jan. 9 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 10: Coming Jan. 16 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 11: Coming Jan. 23 SHOOT Magazine & PDF version, SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 12: Coming Jan. 30 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 13: Coming Feb. 6 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 14: Coming Feb. 13 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Part 15 Coming Feb. 22 SHOOTonline, SHOOT Dailies, The SHOOT>e.dition
Click Here to view current & past installments of SHOOT's "Road to Oscar" series
Check out a few installments of last Years 2013/2014 “Road to Oscar” Series
Here are links to the digital versions that appeared on SHOOTonline and in The SHOOT>e.dition:
10/18/13 Road To Oscar: Backstories On 12 Years A Slave And Nebraska
(Cinematographer Sean Bobbitt, BSC, Reflects On Director Steve McQueen; Editor Kevin Tent, ACE, On Director Alexander Payne)
11/15/13 Road To Oscar: Reflections On The Long And Short Of It
(Insights into Saving Mr. Banks, Her, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Blackfish, The Crash Reel and Short Subject Doc. CaveDigger)
12/13/13 Road to Oscar, Part 3: Directors, DPs, Designers
(Reflections On American Hustle, Lone Survivor, Inside Llewyn Davis, Her, Nebraska)
1/24/14 Road to Oscar: Reflections On And By Nominees
(Stephen Frears, Joe Walker, Chris Sanders, Kirk DeMicco, Philippe Le Sourd, et al discuss their work and collaborators)
2/21/14 The Road to Oscar: Director, Editor and Production Designer POVs
(Martin Scorsese, Steve McQueen, David O. Russell, Jay Cassidy, Judy Becker, Jeffrey Karoff Discuss Their Films)
https://www.shootonline.com/news/road-oscar-director-editor-and-production-designer-povs
2014/2015"FYC" Advertising Opportunities…
SHOOT Digital and Print Platforms provide an ideal environment in which to promote prior to nominations & then nominated films and artisans through final voting. Separately or in combination, each offers the ideal environment in which to promote your films and artisans to an audience of industry decision-makers, including AMPAS and all major industry Guild members. The SHOOT audience includes creatives, executives, producers, directors, cinematographers, editors, vfx artists & supervisors, composers & other music execs, production designers, etc. While not every film may be in the running for an Oscar, there are still many good business reasons to promote them. There are many award shows leading up to the Oscars that recognize award-worthy work that can set your film, show, and talent apart from the crowd.
Advertising options include:
► SHOOT Magazine Print Issues (with bonus PDF version,)
Academy Season Issues: December 12, 2014 and January 23, 2015 Issues
► SHOOTonline.com
7-day or 30-day runs can start any day. File formats accepted: JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF, Flash, HTML5. Banner sizes include 728×90, 300×250, 300×600, 468×60.
► The SHOOT>e.dition
Published every Friday, you can get banner to us the day before. File formats accepted: JPEG, GIF, Animated Gif. Banner sizes include 468×60, 180×150, 180×600.
► SHOOT Dailies
Published daily Monday-Friday, you can get banner to us the day before. File formats accepted: JPEG, GIF, Animated Gif. Banner sizes include 728×90, 180×150.
► SHOOT Custom Email Blasts
sent when you want to database of 45,000
Join the growing list of SHOOT "FYC" Advertisers…
CBS Films, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Walt Disney Studios, Warner Bros. and The Weinstein Co. are some of the studios that have placed highly successful FYC campaigns during past seasons.
Some of the films that have been promoted with SHOOT during the last few Academy Seasons include… American Hustle, Argo, Captain Philips, Cloud Atlas, Django Unchained, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, Flight, Gravity, Hugo, Inside Llewyn Davis, Lincoln, Nebraska, Not Fade Away, Saving Mr. Banks, Silver Linings Playbook, Super 8, The Artist, The Dark Knight Rises, The Hobbit:An Unexpected Journey, The Hurt Locker, The Kings Speech, Rango, TinTin, Wolf of Wall Street Young Adult and Zero Dark Thirty.
SHOOT Marketing Links….
Click Here to contact SHOOT Publisher for 2014/2015 FYC Advertising Rates for SHOOT Magazine, The SHOOT>e.dition, SHOOT Dailies and SHOOT Custom email blasts.
Click Here for SHOOT Calendar of Industry Events, including Guild Awards and other Industry Awards up to and including the Academy Awards (submission, nomination announcements and Award Show dates)
Click Here for SHOOT overview information, please visit: https://www.shootonline.com/about
Click Here for SHOOT Magazine Ad Sizes/Specs
(When you place a print Ad, the PDF version runs with live link to FYC site at no extra charge in PDF version of the issue that is posted on our site for readers to view/download.)
Click Here for SHOOTonline Banner specs
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