Space Samurai — Two Plates Spinning
Angelic Pictures announces:
1st Spinning Plate:
We’ve got two roles still open, to audition and cast:
- A Concierge: This person, either a male or female actor, is in many scenes with most of the male and female lead actors…
- A Shuttle Pilot: This person, either a male or female actor, works closely with most of the male and female lead actors and especially with the character STAR MASTERSON, the female lead played by Kayla Swift.
Both roles are undercover, embedded military special forces, both are badass warriors who help save the day and live to appear again in the trilogy—so either role would be a good role for male or female actors.
Also, either one could sing at the resort Oasis Night Club on their night off from working at the Space Station…
2nd Spinning Plate:
Our 5th edition of The Product Placement Insider:
The High Cost of Misinformation: How Myths About Product Placement Are Sabotaging Your Brand’s Growth and Costing You Millions
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Are you a CEO or C-Suite executive who’s tired of watching your marketing department struggle with diminishing returns on traditional advertising? Maybe you think product placement is too expensive, or that it won’t work for your product. Well, it’s time to bust those myths wide open.
In this edition, we tackle the most common objections to product placement head-on. By the time you’re done reading, you’ll see why putting your product in movies isn’t just a good idea—it’s a game-changer for your brand.
Here’s what we cover:
- “My current marketing strategy is working fine.” Sure, it might be doing okay, but is it making your brand unforgettable? Learn how product placement can make your brand a cultural icon.
- “I can’t afford product placement.” Think again! You don’t need a Hollywood-sized budget. Discover how even small investments can lead to big impacts, like Reese’s Pieces in “E.T.”
- “My product isn’t a good fit for movies.” There’s a place for every product in movies with a little creativity. See how FedEx in “Cast Away” became a story’s central element.
- “Product placement feels fake and might annoy viewers.” When done right, it enhances the viewing experience and reinforces your brand’s message. Think Mini Coopers in “The Italian Job.”
- “We can’t control how our product is shown in the movie.” With the right partnership, your product can be portrayed perfectly, like Audi in the Marvel movies.
- “What if the movie flops? We’ll waste our investment.” Even if the movie isn’t a hit, your investment can still pay off through various revenue streams and long-term brand exposure.
- “We’re a B2B company. Movie placement doesn’t make sense for us.” Think again. Even B2B companies can benefit from strategic placements that reach decision-makers.
- “How can we measure the ROI of product placement?” Learn about the direct and long-term ROI potential, including generational wealth creation through movie equity points.
- “We’re focusing on digital marketing, not old-school stuff like movies.” Movies and digital marketing can work together to amplify your brand’s reach and engagement.
Become Part of a Spacefaring Saga:
Ready to take your brand to the stars? Our highly anticipated Sci-Fi series kicks off with “Space Samurai: Oasis,” set in the year 2063 on a luxurious space resort called “Oasis.” This isn’t just a movie—it’s a chance to shape your brand’s future.
Join us as we create a universe where your brand can thrive. Partnering with us from the beginning offers your brand the opportunity to establish a long-term association with a promising sci-fi franchise.
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If you’re interested in being featured in our Space Samurai: Oasis either in front of or behind the camera, please reply with your IMDb link, resume, and dream department.
Questions about the Space Samurai Trilogy Franchise? Reach out to your designated Production Team contact, or I’ll make myself available too…