Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012
SHOOT Magazine, the leading publication for commercial, interactive and branded entertainment production, announced today an extended Ad Space Reservation Deadline of Wednesday, October 14. The final ad material Deadline will be Monday, October 19. This semi-annual, high-visibility issue will publish on Friday, October 23, 2009.
Continuing a forty-nine year tradition, this Fall’s 2009 SHOOT "Directors" Issue, will provide advertising agency and production/postproduction readers in the advertising and entertainment industries with profiles of leading directors and introduction to up-and-coming talent.
In addition, there will be a feature story on directors who have made successful feature film directing debuts this year plus interviews with cinematographers who discuss their recent advertising and entertainment projects and experiences with various HD cameras. Plus, SHOOT is pleased to annouce that its fourth Quarterly Music & Sound section AND "Top Ten Spot Tracks" Chart will appear in this issue. The issue will also publish the latest industry news, regular ScreenWork section and columns.
The issue will have bonus distribution at four industry events: 1) Visual Effects Society (VES) Production Summit, Marina Del Rey, CA; 2) SHOOT "Music for Commercials" panel at Billboard/Hollywood Reporter Film & TV Music conference, Los Angeles; 3) AFCI Cineposium, Los Angeles and 4) Hollywood Post Alliance (HPA) HPA Awards, Los Angeles.
Offering a snapshot in time with lasting influence and impact for the past 49 years, SHOOT Magazine’s "Directors Issues" have been the talk of the industry when first published and are referred to long after the issue date. They capture the leading directors of the time with detailed profiles, while also pinpointing new, up-and-coming directorial talent who bear watching.
The profiles are turned to for shedding light on the approaches, experiences and filmmaking philosophies of the industry’s most notable directors. The emerging directors rundown identifies star talent in the making, chronicling how they broke into the business and made their initial impact.
For the latest on the directorial food chain–from the newcomers to the established stars–the industry has turned for nearly a half century to SHOOT’s Directors editions. Many things have changed in commercial production since SHOOT first came on the scene. Evolving over the years, SHOOT reports on all forms of advertising-related content production for TV, Broadband, Cinema and Gaming. Throughout all the industry changes, one constant has been SHOOT’s semi-annual March and October "Directors" issues.
