SHOOT Magazine, the leading publication for commercial and entertainment production & postproduction, announced today the issue and closing dates for its first quarter 2012 issues. Three high-visibility editions will publish on January 20, February 17 and March 23.
Providing ad agency, commercial, and entertainment industry production & postproduction decision-makers the latest industry news, valuable information on established and up-and-coming talent, the best new work and the people, companies and technology behind the work, the three issues are sure to be read thoroughly when published and kept for future reference.
These high profile issues provide a highly-conducive environment in which to promote companies, talent rosters, awards announcements/ for your consideration advertising, business/creative & production services and production/software to SHOOT’s audience of industry decision-makers. With ad sizes ranging from a 1/8th page to a full tabloid page, there’s an ad size for every creative execution and budget. To view the varioius ad sizes click here.
In addition to he Latest Industry News, ScreenWork Section and Regular Columns, here’s a rundown on what’s planned for the issues
SHOOT January 20 Issue Issue
Space Reservations: January 10
Ad Material Deadline:January 13
Final Ad Extnesion: January 16
Advertising & Entertainment Outlook for 2012
A cross-section of commercial, TV & Film industry professionals spanning ad agencies and production/post companies share forecasts and predictions regarding 2012.
Nominees’ Circle: DGA Awards
Interviews with several DGA Award nominees and a look at the work for which they’ve being recognized.
The Road to Oscar, Part IV
Part IV of this series continues with a look at films generating Academy Awards buzz through the eyes of the filmmakers and artists who brought them to life. We’ll also preview the Sundance Film Festival, VES Awards and ASC Awards. The first two Road To Oscar installments delved into “Moneyball,” “A Better Life,” “My Week With Marilyn,” “War Horse” and the short “The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom.” For Part III, we caught up with two-time Oscar-nominated cinematographer Stephen Goldblatt, ASC, BSC, for his reflections on “The Help,” looked at the early awards season returns which included recognition for “The Artist,” “The Descendants,” “The Tree Of Life” and “Beginners,” and explored other contenders “J. Edgar,” “Young Adult,” “Happy Feet Two,” “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2,” “Hugo” “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” and “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close.”
Super Bowl Advertising Preview
SHOOT’s annual Super Bowl preview provides a peek at what to expect from the 2012 Super Bowl spots.
BONUS DISTRIBUTION
DGA Meet the Commercial Nominees Reception, VES (Visual Effects Society) Awards, ADG (Art Directors Guild) Excellence in Production Design Awards
SHOOT February 17 Issue
Space Reservations: February 7
Ad Material Deadline:February 10
Final Ad Extenstion: February 13
Post, Visual Effects and Animation
Feature article plus the first quarterly Top Ten VFX & Animation Chart for 2012, SHOOT highlights the past quarter’s most notable visual effects and animation with backstories on the two entry.
The Road to Oscar, Part V
Part V, the final installment, in this year’s series provides a look at select nominees and the creative challenges they faced on The Road To Oscar.
Cinematographers & Cameras
First installment of this year’s Cinematographers & Cameras feature series. SHOOT profiles leading DPs and examines their recent projects with insights into the cameras they shot with and production workflow options.
Hot Locations: Film Commissions
SHOOT checks in with film commissions about locations utilized for films generating Oscar buzz.
March 23 D I R E C T O R S Issue
Space Reservations: March 13
Ad Material Deadline:March 16
Final Ad Extension: March 19
Offering a snapshot in time with lasting influence and impact for the past 51 years, SHOOT Magazine’s semi-annual “Directors Issues” have been the talk of the industry when first published and are referred to long after the issue date. They capture the leading directors of the time with detailed profiles, while also pinpointing new, up-and-coming directorial talent who bear watching.
The profiles are turned to for shedding light on the approaches, experiences and filmmaking philosophies of the industry’s most notable directors. The rundown of emerging directors identifies star talent in the making, chronicling how they broke into the business and made their initial impact. There’s a track record over the years of several up-and-coming helmers featured in our Directors Issues going on to earn inclusion in SHOOT’s New Directors Showcase at the DGA Theatre, and then successfully establishing their filmmaking careers.
Leading Directors Profiles
Profiles of leading directors spanning spots and long-form, including insights from them about their most recent notable work, their creative approaches and aspirations. Included are major award winners and directors who have put their stamp on successful new media and entertainment projects.
Up & Coming Directors Feature
A look at commercial & indie film rising stars, many of who are still under the industry radar.
Cinematographers & Cameras
A look through the viewfinder at DPs and their recent work, including experiences with various cameras.
Directors Section Special Marketing Opportunity
“Production & Postproduction Sponsored Listings” within the Directors section offer production, editorial, post, visual effects & animation companies a low cost opportunity to promote their companies. Listing contains logo, contact information, image of recent piece of work/credits, head shot of company executive and his/her description of the company. <a href="www.shootonline.com/go/upcomingissues“>For information, contact marketing@shootonline.com
Also in the Issue:
Music & Sound
First installment of SHOOT’s 2012 Quarterly Top Ten Music Tracks Chart with feature coverage of the backstory behind the number one ranked entry.
Music & Sound Section Special Marketing Opportunity
“Music & Sound Sponsored Listings” within the Music & Sound section offer music production, sound design & audio post companies a low cost opportunity to promote their companies. Listing contains logo, contact information, image of recent piece of work/credits, Headshot of company executive and his/her description of the company. <a href="www.shootonline.com/go/upcomingissues“>For information, contact marketing@shootonline.com
Midwest Production & Post
A look at production and post in the region.
Bonus Distribution:
NAB, Las Vegas
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Issues Offers Great Advertising Opportunities
In the competitive world of commercial, branded content and entertainment production, getting noticed by the right decision-makers in the creative & production departments of Ad Agencies and by the right decision-makers at production and post companies, movie studios, TV/Cable/Online/Mobile networks who are bombarded daily with sales promotion material, messages and reels, is no easy feat. The time-proven way to break through the clutter and stand out from the competition is to advertise in SHOOT.
Who Should Advertise
Companies and services with branding, sales, talent, congratulations or acknowledgement messages for Ad Agency Chief Creative Officers, Creative Directors, Art Directors, Copywriters, Heads of Production, Producers, & Broadcast Business Managers and/or executives & artisans in the commercial, TV & film production & post communities (Owners, Managing Directors, Exec Producers, Directors, DPs, Editors, Colorists, Visual Effects Supervisors/artists, designers, composers/sound designers, mixers), Production executives at movie studios, TV/Cable/Online/Mobile networks Advertising in SHOOT’s January, February and March Issues will provide a high impact direct link to prospective clients to tell them why they should want to connect with your co., artisans, services or products– or– to pique their interest in a subtle way with something provocative or humorous. The environment is ideal for making announcements, introducing new talent, saying thank you, awards-related advertising, offering congratulations, listing company roster or showcasing recent work.
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Print ads, online & >e.dition banner ads, custom email blasts
Roberta Griefer, Publisher, 203/227-1699 x13, rgriefer@shootonline.com
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About SHOOT Magazine
SHOOT® is the leading publication for commercial, branded content and entertainment production. SHOOT covers news and trends including the global paradigm shift toward digital video content creation. SHOOT Magazine is edited for advertising agency creatives & producers, and commercial and entertainment production/post industry executives and artisans. Through its “News” and “ScreenWork” sections, “Columns” and in-depth “Features”, each issue publishes timely news, relevant information and a behind-the-scenes look at the best new commercials, interactive advertising and branded entertainment with applicable feature film information and profiles/interviews with industry news makers. In addition, SHOOT reports on the latest cinematography, post & editing technology and equipment. If the work involves advertising-related content that consumers view on a screen—a TV screen, Cinema screen, Computer screen, Mobile screen or Game screen, SHOOT is searching out who’s doing the most innovative work and what’s coming next. For further information please visit SHOOTonline® at www.SHOOTonline.com. Follow SHOOT on Twitter here.
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