Do you have a compelling screenplay?
It’s simple: upload your script with a tagline and a synopsis.
Tease your project.
You have a short film, video or a show-reel? Publish it! Or record your pitch, present your project. All content linked to your project or your know-how is welcome to enrich your post.
Your audience matters the bigger the audience, the more chances for the movie to get produced.
How to use boostyourfilm, how to build your audience? Simple: Register or Log in and create your profile.
Spread the word, invite your friends to join boostyourfilm.com, to comment, like and support your story.
Share your publications on social networks, join the boostyourfilm on Facebook. Thousands of members are waiting for your comments. Invite your friends to join. Boostyourfilm is also present on Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest etc.
Now, if you want to give your story a chance to get on the silver-screen, then read carefully following:
5 easy steps to build your audience
1) Recruit your key supporters.
Identify around 20 persons who you think will be active participants to raise your audience. Invite them personally to sign up on boostyourfilm.com. Some people may be simple friends, but most should be movie fans or professionals who are familiar with your work. Ask your friends in the movie business to recommend your work to others and make sure they know how to use social media.
2) Identify keywords and raise audience activity.
To build your audience from scratch, make sure you know the key words of your story that will catch people’s interest. Spend time chatting on your project page ensuring that the audience will incorporate these key words. Raise the audience with posts, questions, and other forms of content every day. But like any good parent, you stay around to watch your little grow to become adult – a huge audience.
3) Involve early members.
It’s also essential that you include your first members in a personal way, particularly in the early days. Use email, social media and even the phone to make people aware of key events or evolution of your project so that they can join in the conversation or participate. Email to inform early members of recent activity and invite them to log in to join the conversation.
4) Collect feedback.
Collect qualitative feedback from your audience. Make sure that you identify parts of your screenplay that you may improve. As you make changes based on this feedback, let the audience know – and, thank the members who suggested the changes. This shows your audience that they play an important part in the development of your film project.
5) Review your results and promote your audience.
Every 14 days during 3 months, review the results of your efforts. Has your audience grown? Is there real participation and engagement? Is there any additional content as videos, posters, music etc. being generated? Yes?
Then it’s time for boostyourfilm.com to promote your audience and present your project to co-producers & investors.
boostyourfilm.com publishes projects for feature films, TV series and documentaries in English, Spanish, French and German.
