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Now get tweeting, Facebooking, and emailing. “First look it over one last time to see if there are any typos or broken links. Antonia Opiah, co-founder, Beneath the Earth Film Festivalīegin with your network: Let your friends and family know what you’re doing, and invite them to be part of your project. Out of the gate, panelist Laura Naylor, creator of the film Duck Beach, asked everyone in her personal network to immediately pledge to her campaign so newcomers wouldn’t land on a seemingly unsupported page.” “People are more likely to support a campaign if they see others supporting it. Projects that get at least 20% of their funding goal have an 80% chance of being successfully funded.
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Start strong: Encourage your friends and biggest fans to pledge early. The important thing is to communicate regularly, respectfully, and in a way that feels true to yourself.
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Feel free to experiment and try different approaches on spreading the word. While Fred and Friday are always finding the fun in everyday life, Brains strives to keep her identity secret and the aliens’ bottoms kicked.Once you’ve launched your project, it’s time to put your promotion strategy to work. Brains is the Protector assigned to the Earth, and routinely gets called to save the Earth before an alien attack becomes public knowledge.įred, Friday and Brains are a trio of loyal friends who have fun together, navigate middle-school together, and save the planet together. Before he veered off course, Friday was sent to the Earth intended for Fred’s new next-door neighbour Braianna, a weird girl from his class whose actual identity is Agent Brains - a highly skilled member of a secret, intergalactic security force called ‘the Protectors’. The robot’s real name is Anihilator 9-0-9-0-9-0-niner, but he answers to the name Fred gave him - “Friday”. “Lucky Fred” follows the comic adventures of Fred, an ordinary 13-year-old boy who accidentally became the owner of a super-powered, shape-shifting robot who can turn into any object Fred can dream of with a simple voice command.
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Kids also can get news about the series and obtain daily rewards.
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Available around the world via the Apple Store and Android Market, the App recruits fans as special agents and tasks them with finding and neutralising aliens in their own city in exchange for prizes including exclusive collectables. It includes multi-layers, collectibles from the series, puzzles and much more. Imira is also rolling out the “Lucky Fred” cross-platform App, which features a web and mobile-based interactive geo-localised aliens hunt for the whole family to play. “Lucky Fred” is a 52x12’ 2D animated series for 6-12 year olds, and is an Imira co-production with Spain’s Televisió de Catalunya and RAI Fiction in Italy.
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“Lucky Fred” the television series has already sold to over 155 territories worldwide, to channels including TF1 for France Disney Channel in Spain, France, Italy, Germany, India, Israel & Australia Nickelodeon in Benelux, Scandinavia, Latin America, Asia & South Korea RTM in Malaysia e-Vision in UAE TG4 in Ireland and Kidz in Turkey. Hubert Taieb, Deputy CEO of TF1 Entreprises in charge of TF1 Licences, said: “‘Lucky Fred’ is a great and fun property to work on that kids have discovered on TFOU, and we want to provide the best possible support in France to launch a successful licensing programme." “Lucky Fred”, with its humour, distinctive animated style, and the strong lead characters of Fred, Brains and the robot Friday, is ideal for merchandising and has huge potential.” Julian Barbier, Head of Licensing at Imira Entertainment said: “The television series has proved popular with buyers globally and we are now focused on building the licensing side of the brand which includes our innovative new geo-localised app, and consumer products in key territories. Imira Entertainment is handling consumer products in Spain and Portugal and has already signed up the first publishing partners for the brand, with Editorial Planeta (Castilian version) and Grup 62 (Catala version) in place to release sixteen book titles between 2012-2014 including electronic books. TF1 Licences (France) and Coscoi (South Korea) join CPLG (Benelux, Germany and Italy) as licensing agents for the brand and will be targeting key categories including toys, publishing, apparel, stationery as well as promotional and marketing activities. Barcelona - Imira Entertainment has signed further licensing agents as it implements its consumer products strategy for new series “Lucky Fred”.