Captain America Civil War

OBJECTIVE
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Generate awareness about Cinépolis USA by cutting through the social media clutter to create an engaging campaign around “Captain America: Civil War” that also draws fans in and differentiates the theater chain from other exhibitors
EXECUTION
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Leverage the buzz surrounding “Captain America: Civil War” for a creative activation that involved everyday movie-goers
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Develop a “Man on the Streets” series; researched and vetted several potential hosts and confirmed Albert Lawrence of ABC-7 for a fun and energetic approach to discussing the newly released superhero film; researched and drafted contracts/release forms; selected the Hollywood location for filming
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Team with Lure Films to product, film and edit unique, original content to place on Cinépolis USA’s social channels
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Place an ad spend behind promoted posts to garner more awareness around videos
TACTICS
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Create fun, relevant and engaging posts sharing videos tied to film’s pre- and post-release
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Choose four different but related themes surrounding superhero films and the average movie-going experience for viewers to relate to
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Use relevant tags in video posts, including: Captain America, Iron Man, Movies, Action Movies, Marvel, Marvel Comics
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Utilize popularity of video on social platforms to place activation at the top of Facebook news feeds
RESULTS
In two weeks, MO secured the following:
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Received 13,633 Facebook video views via four promoted posts at an average cost-per-video view of $0.01
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Reached an audience of 32,035 via four Facebook promoted posts with $160 spent
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Four Tweets drove 1,735 impressions, 95 video views and 30 engagements
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Promoted Facebook posts garnered 554 clicks; clicks include website clicks, page likes, post comments, etc.
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Four Instagram posts garnered 454 video views and 102 likes and comments

Capt. America vs Iron Man:
3,401 Views; 159 Engagements

Movie Snacks:
3,625 Views; 149 Engagements

Superhero Movies:
3,589 Views; 94 Engagements

Superpowers:
3,641 Views; 2005 Engagements