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SHOOT Magazine's July/July Emmy Phase 1 Issue
This Issue will be an ALL PDF/Digital Issue
Looks like Print with all the benefits of Digital, with:
Ideal Timing
To ensure this issue is top-of-mind during Nominations voting (6/13-6/24), we’re going ALL Digital/PDF+EXTRA digital distribution with direct links to it to bring it even more attention.
Ideal Audience of Above-the-Line & Below the Line decision-makers
Your Ad/ads will reach SHOOT’s high-profile / highly targeted production & post industry
decision-makers, including producers/production execs, directors, cinematographers, documentarians, editors, writers, VFX/Animation supervisors/artists, production designers, composers, sound designers + more.
Ideal Environment
Road to Emmy, Part 5 Feature, Leading Cinematographers Feature + more.
Special Discount Rates (40% off print rates)
Full Page 4/C (includes premium posiiton prior to page 17)
1 Page 2 Pages 3 Pages+
$2,520. $2,268. ea $2,016. ea
PLUS A Bonus
With each Full Page Ad, you'll recieve space for a 180x150 banner on the 6/14 SHOOT>e.dition email newsletter that goes to 22,000 opt-in subscribers!
(Value of this Bonus is $375. per banner)
Click Here for Full Rates
Click Here for SHOOT Magazine Ad Specs
Advertising Deadlines
5/28 Space Reservations
6/3 Ad PDF Files Due
Issue Distribution
6/10 PDF Issue posted online for 50,000+ visitors to view/download
Click Here to see the SHOOT Magazine's Emmy 2023 Phase 1 June/July Issue
6/10 Custom Email Blast Issue Alert emailed to 40,000 database
Click Here to see the email alert sent to 40,000 subscribers linking to the June/July PDF Issue
The issue will be packed with relevant & timely coverage that will have the people you want to reach reading cover to cover.
Here's a look at a few of the special features / interviews...
The Road to Emmy, Part 5
SHOOT continues its 16-part “Road To Emmy” Series focusing on programs & artisans generating Awards buzz--spanning directors, producers, cinematographers, editors, production designers, VFX & Animation artisans, composers, sound designers & more--who will share insights into their programs and collaborators.
Among those discussing their work are:
- Director DeMane Davis discusses The Girls on the Bus (Max)
- Cinematographer Adriano Goldman, ASC, BSC, ABC shares insights into his ongoing work on
The Crown (Netflix)
- Claire Mundell, executive producer, and Tali Shalom-Ezer, director and co-executive producer of
The Tattooist of Auschwitz (Peacock)
- Hiro Murai, director/executive producer of Mr. & Mrs. Smith (Prime Video)
- David Oyelowo, actor/executive producer, Lawmen: Bass Reeves (Paramount+)
- Director Tim Van Patten sheds light on the miniseries Franklin (Apple TV+)
- Additional names to be announced
Leading Cinematograhers
Cinematographers who are in the current season's Emmy conversation shed light on their work, the challenges it posed, as well as the collaborative relationships with directors, EPs and showrunners that helped bring their projects to fruition.
Participating DPs include:
- Maceo Bishop on shooting The Curse (Showtime) and reuniting with the Safdie brothers.
- Tim Ives, ASC discusses lensing We Were The Lucky Ones (Hulu)
- Tami Reiker, ASC delves into The Morning Show (Apple TV+)
- Quyen Tran, ASC reflects on her journey into the Star Wars universe with Ahsoka (Disney+)
- Additional names to be announced
Chat Room Inteview
Josh Margolin discusses his directorial debut, Thelma (Magnolia Pictures), which made a major splash on opening night at this year's Sundance Film Festival. The action-comedy stars June Squibb in the title role of a 93-year-old grandmother who is the victim of a phone scam. She embarks on a quest to get her money back. Thelma marks Squibb's first leading role in a feature. She's made her mark in supporting roles, most notably in Alexander Payne's Nebraska.
2024 Tribeca Festival
SHOOT connects with directors and producers ahead of their premiering films and television content--from shorts to feature-length and episodic fare--at the Tribeca Festival, which runs from June 5-16.
- Director Rodney Lucas makes his Tribeca debut with his documentary short Black Hercules, part of the festival's Unbought & Unbossed Shorts Program. Lucas makes his commercialmaking home at Little Minx.
- Director Michael Marantz's The White Rabbit is premiering at Tribeca. This marks the second time he has made the festival cut. Marantz, an alum of SHOOT's 2015 New Directors Showcase, is with production company m ss ng p eces.
- Director Dawn Porter's Luther: Never Too Much--which delves into the life of singer Luther Vandross--made the cut for Tribeca's Spotlight Documentary program. Porter is on the commercialmaking roster of INSTITUTE.
- Additional names to be announced.
SHOOT Magazine Samples
See Last year's Phase 1 Issue & Email Alert
Click Here to see the SHOOT Magazine's Emmy 2023 Phase 1 June/July Issue
Click Here to see the email alert sent to 40,000 subscribers linking to the June/July PDF Issue
See other past Phase 1 Issues
Click Here to see the SHOOT Magazine's Emmy 2022 Phase 1 June/July Issue.
Click Here to see the SHOOT Magazine's Emmy 2021 Phase 1 June/July Issue.
Additional FYC Advertising Opportunities...
SHOOTonline.com
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Highly targeted production/post industry website with 50,000+ unique visitors per month.
Major Benefits to FYC Advertising on SHOOTonline
#1 When you purchase a banner it runs on the Home Page and all pages throughout the site - and there are thousands of them--a key benefit as while thousands of users enter the site via the Home Page, thousands others enter through links in articles from one of our 3 email newsletters so they are entering the site on all different pages and your banner will be wherever that is!
#2 Banners will also rotate up and down on pages where there are multiple slots of your size. Sometimes it will be on top of page, sometimes middle or bottom and even sometimes will be in two slots on the same page; always while appearing on all different pages at the same time.
#3 Mobile Friendly! you'll be able to provide additional size banners for mobile at no extra cost so your banners appear perfectly on all mobile devices!
#4 Banners, Intersitials & Wallpaper/Skins may start any day of the month.
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Phase 1 Banners Available:
Billboard: 970x250 (sold out 6/12-/6/26)
14 day Rate: $1,950. 30 day Rate: $3,600.
Side Half Page 300x600
14 day Rate: $1,950. 30 day Rate: $3,600.
Side Med Rectange 300x250
14 day Rate: $1,050. 30 day Rate: $1,800.
Mid Horizontal 468x60
14 day Rate: $ 850. 30 day Rate: $1,500.
Special Sizes:
Click Here for Samples of the following high profile options:
Interstitial: 600x500 up to 800x550
opens on black background when someone first enters the site
14 day Rate: $2,800. 30 day Rate: $4,800.
Wallpaper/Skins: Top 1110x250 + Left & Right 300x1250s
biggiest/splashiest way to promote your FYC Advertising!
14 day Rate: $5,860. 30 day Rate: $10,000.
Floor/Catfisher: 970x90
appears at bottom of above-the-fold part of screen & remains there as users scroll down!
14 day Rate: $1,950. 30 day Rate: $3,600.
Click Here for SHOOTonline.com banner specs Click Here for Digital Ad Rates
The SHOOT>e.dition email newsletter
Every Friday email newsletter to 22,000 opt-in subscribers, containing abstracts/links to all of the articles, columns, interviews, videos published on SHOOTonline & releases published on the SPW during the previous week. Great addition to SHOOTonline banner advertising - as readers of the >e.dition click back and forth to the site they will see your site banners that appear on the Home Page and all throughout the site.
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Phase 1 >e.dition Dates: 5/17, 5/24, 5/31, 6/7, 6/14, 6/21
Phase 2 >e.dition Dates: 7/19, 7/26, 8/2, 8/9, 8/16, 8/23
Banner Sizes
Top: 468x60 -$ 500.
Side: 180x150-$ 375.
Skyscraper: 180x600-$1,050.
SHOOT Custom Email Blasts
Sent to our email database of 40,000, hugely popular for FYC messages including
screening / virtual screening invitations, BTS videos, etc.
Most Phase 1 Dates are sold out. Remaining Available Dates are...
5/31, 6/24
Minimum buy requirement to utilize SHOOT Custom Email Blast Service:
Advertiser to run at least a 14 day SHOOTonline website banner
The SHOOT Dailies
Monday-Friday email newsletter to 3,500 opt-in subscribers, containing abstracts/links to all of the articles, columns, interviews, videos published on SHOOTonline.com & releases published on the SPW that day.
(recommended add-on to a strong SHOOTonline/SHOOT>e.dition schedule for added cross-promotion)
The SHOOT Publicity Wire (SPW)
Entertainment industry wire service provides $60. option for posting publicity releases with photos, video, links - ideal for promoting nominated work, above-the-line and below-the-line talent, behind the scenes videos, promos, new show launches and more. Fantastic distribution!
Click Here for info on distribution, categories, sample releases, etc.
Contact:
Click Here for more info on SHOOT's Emmy FYC Advertising
For Space Reservations & more info...
please contact SHOOT Publisher, Roberta Griefer, at 203/227-1699 ext 701 or via email
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