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(More customer reviews)Marketing is not only a powerful force in the movie business, but a financially formidable one as well. Consider: it cost $98 million ON AVERAGE to make and market and studio film in 2004, with marketing costs accounting for about $35 million. This book examines the entire process in fascinating detail that I can vouch for. I personally have over 30 years experience covering the film business for trade publications Variety, Moving Pictures and The Hollywood Reporter. "Marketing To Moviegoers" covers creative strategies, marketing placements, test screenings, the tortuous process of producing trailers, billing, media buying, the role of "free" publicity, and on and on. It's all here, crystallized in accessible terms with nary a trace of Hollywood insider gobbledygook. "Marketing To Moviegoers" is sorely needed since the press and other books give short shrift to the job of how to lure theater ticket buyers "into the tent."
Frank Segers
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