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Tag Archives: TV
TV Production: Paying for “flavour-of-the-month” or the best solution?
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0There is a fashionable element to advertising and creativity. Reading the zeitgeist of the market place and tapping into this can be an extremely valuable attribute in driving the brand perception. In television production, this can … Continue reading
Posted in television & electronic production
Tagged advertising production, director choice, location choice, production budgets, production costs, production techniques, television, television production budgets, television production costs, TV, tv advertising production, tv production budgets, tv production costs
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What it takes to get one actor to play two parts
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0CGI (Computer generated imaging) can be used to create amazing effects in commercials. But sometimes it is the CGI effects that you can’t pick that are the most amazing. In David Fincher’s The Social Network, the … Continue reading
Posted in television & electronic production
Tagged Advertising, CGI, computer generated imaging, production, production costs, ROI, television advertising, Television production, TV, visual effects
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New Zealand represents excellent value for Australian TV commercial production
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0At the moment there are an increasing number of commercial television productions obtaining a significant financial advantage going off-shore. Primarily this is being driven by the strong Australian dollar, but also by the relatively low cost … Continue reading
Posted in television & electronic production
Tagged Actors, Advertising, Airfares, Australia, costs, efficiency, Film, Location, MEAA, New Zealand, post production, production, SPAA, television, Travel, TV
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Re-drafting the actor’s / talent agreement / contract – Case study
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0 Issue: Government Department responsible for developing community communications campaigns to improve health and decrease illness is increasingly exporting campaigns into overseas markets. Challenging Problem: The advertising agency, casting agents and talent agents are using the … Continue reading
Posted in case studies, public sector
Tagged Actors, Advertising, assessment, benchmarks, Cinema, Community Service, Compensation, Government, Internet, production costs, remuneration, talent agreement, Talent Costs, television, TV
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Managing Television Production Costs for Maximum Value
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0The television production process is technically complex and often expensive. Therefore it is important that the advertiser is able to ensure that the process, costs and outcomes are managed to not just deliver the best possible … Continue reading
Posted in television & electronic production
Tagged cost efficiencies, cost reduction, production, production management, savings, television, TV
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Television Production Review – Case study
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0 Company Category: Restaurant Chain Challenging Problem: With over 50 TVC’s being produced each year the client engaged TP3 to review the current TVC buying costs and processes to ensure they were receiving fair value from … Continue reading
Posted in case studies, television & electronic production
Tagged benchmarking, Cost assessment, production, production costs, rates, television, TV
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The best ads on TV thanks to Qantas
Share Tweet +1 ShareShares 0On Qantas flight QF9 to Singapore from Melbourne last night, the in-flight entertainment system failed. They resorted to playing “classics” meaning films you have seen a hundred times before. I was about to pull out the … Continue reading
Posted in television & electronic production
Tagged Advertising, bestadsontv, Qantas, television, TV
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Big Brother’s shrinking carbon footprint from it’s rating demise.
Share Tweet2 +1 ShareShares 2As the station bosses worried themselves, then the show into an early grave, there is some good news. Big Brother was contributing over 1.5 tonnes of carbon to the atmosphere for each 30 seconds of viewing … Continue reading
Posted in green marketing & sustainability
Tagged Big brother, Big brother's, carbon, emissions, footprint, TV
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