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In-film Branding
Introduction
What is in film advertising?
• In film advertising is a medium through which branded
  products are placed in movies, which is visible to
  consumers without any distraction.
• Leveraging on the entertainment value, emotional
  quotient of the film and its psychological impact on
  viewers has led the advertisers to utilize this medium
• In film advertising is also known as “covert advertising”
• The phenomenon is gaining momentum due to its clutter
  free feature and advantages of celebrity endorsement for
  the product or brand in a movie.
• Movies have been used as the most popular platform for
  product placement. Director Madhur Bhandarkars
  national award winning film „Fashion‟ showcased various
  brands like Sunsilk, Kimaya, Jimmy Choo, Reebok etc.
• Other examples of covert adverting in Bollywood are
  Dominos Pizza in „Phir Hera Pheri‟ Or Bournvita In Koi
  Mil Gaya.
• In film advertising is prevalent in Hollywood as well as in
  the movie Minority Report, where Tom Cruise’s
  character John Anderton owns a phone with the Nokia
  logo clearly written in the top corner, or his watch
  engraved with bulgari logo.
• Another noted example is the presence of Aston Martin
  cars in James Bond films, most notably „Casino Royale‟.
How it started?
• One of the earliest movies to use in film advertising was
  Fritz Lang's film M (released in 1931) includes features a
  prominent banner display on a staircase in one scene for
  Wrigley's PK Chewing Gum, which is right in the viewer's
  eye for approximately 20–30 seconds.
• In India, this type of advertising in movies existed since
  1970s.
• The famous product placement in Hindi movie was the
  yellow coloured „Rajdoot‟ bike in the movie „Bobby‟.
• However the first recognized covert advertising in India
  was of „Pepsi‟ in the film „Taal‟ in the year 1999.
How is celebrity endorsement
  different from In Film advertising

• Celebrities Endorse brands & products with
  Commercial Reasons.
• People generally switch channels while
  Advertisements are on.
• In Cinema halls, lesser people are seated in the
  hall.
• In in film, the advertising of the product, forms a
  part of the Plot.
Advantages
• Products and services are perceived as having higher
  value.
• There‟s a celebrity halo effect.
• The best way to get brands noticed at a cheaper price.
• Films transcend geography, class & culture barriers.
• Cross promotion.
• The viewer cant ignore the product without missing the
  Plot.
• More and More companies Switching.
Disadvantages
•   Failure at box office
•   Just a min advertising
•   Not informative
•   No lasting impression
•   Wrong interpretation
Product placement
• A product placement is the inclusion of a product, brand
  name or the name of the firm in a movie for increasing
  memorability of the brand and instant recognition at the
  point of purchase.
• Types:
o   Corporate placement
o   Generic placement
o   Service placement
o   Idea placement
o   Innovation placement
Case Study
Case Study: Om Shanti Om
• No. of Prints – 2000
• Budget – 35 crore
• Gross Collection: 200 Crores
• Cast – Shahrukh Khan,
  Deepika Padukone,
  Shreyas Talpade & Arjun Rampal
• Director – Farah Khan
• Producer – Gauri Khan
• B.O. status – Hit
• Om Shanti Om was the biggest hit in the year 2007.
  Trade analysts have even gone ahead and claimed that
  it is biggest hit in the history of Bollywood.
• The film featured some top brands of their category.
• The most visible brand of the movie is Nokia. In the
  film, the lead character Om (Shahrukh Khan) not only
  uses cellular devices by Nokia, but also mentions them
  in his dialogues.
• Another interesting observation is that the Nokia devices
  used are all of different segments. While the character
  Om, who‟s a superstar uses a high end mobile and
  Bluetooth set, Dolly a wannabe actress, uses a middle
  segment cell phone and Pappu, a one time junior
  artist, uses a low end cell.
• Thus with one shot, Nokia manages to address its target
  audience who are spread across these
  wide segments.
• Apart from Nokia other key brands featured were
  Maybelline, Shopper‟s Stop and Tag Heuer.
• Shopper‟s stop majorly had its role in promotion where it
  launched an exclusive line of clothes and merchandise
  styled on the movie.
Conclusion
• Advertising occupies a major place in Integrated
  Marketing Communication strategy of corporates.
• It has evolved in sync with the changing media
  environment.
• They are constantly in search of innovative technique
  which has grabbed the attention in recent years is „Inflim
  Branding‟.
• It existed in a very small and unorganized way from the
  beginning of the 20th century. But the techniques have
  evolved manifold during the past century.
Thank You
Utkarsh Haldia

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In-flim Branding

  • 2. Introduction What is in film advertising? • In film advertising is a medium through which branded products are placed in movies, which is visible to consumers without any distraction. • Leveraging on the entertainment value, emotional quotient of the film and its psychological impact on viewers has led the advertisers to utilize this medium • In film advertising is also known as “covert advertising” • The phenomenon is gaining momentum due to its clutter free feature and advantages of celebrity endorsement for the product or brand in a movie.
  • 3. • Movies have been used as the most popular platform for product placement. Director Madhur Bhandarkars national award winning film „Fashion‟ showcased various brands like Sunsilk, Kimaya, Jimmy Choo, Reebok etc. • Other examples of covert adverting in Bollywood are Dominos Pizza in „Phir Hera Pheri‟ Or Bournvita In Koi Mil Gaya.
  • 4. • In film advertising is prevalent in Hollywood as well as in the movie Minority Report, where Tom Cruise’s character John Anderton owns a phone with the Nokia logo clearly written in the top corner, or his watch engraved with bulgari logo. • Another noted example is the presence of Aston Martin cars in James Bond films, most notably „Casino Royale‟.
  • 5. How it started? • One of the earliest movies to use in film advertising was Fritz Lang's film M (released in 1931) includes features a prominent banner display on a staircase in one scene for Wrigley's PK Chewing Gum, which is right in the viewer's eye for approximately 20–30 seconds. • In India, this type of advertising in movies existed since 1970s. • The famous product placement in Hindi movie was the yellow coloured „Rajdoot‟ bike in the movie „Bobby‟. • However the first recognized covert advertising in India was of „Pepsi‟ in the film „Taal‟ in the year 1999.
  • 6. How is celebrity endorsement different from In Film advertising • Celebrities Endorse brands & products with Commercial Reasons. • People generally switch channels while Advertisements are on. • In Cinema halls, lesser people are seated in the hall. • In in film, the advertising of the product, forms a part of the Plot.
  • 7. Advantages • Products and services are perceived as having higher value. • There‟s a celebrity halo effect. • The best way to get brands noticed at a cheaper price. • Films transcend geography, class & culture barriers. • Cross promotion. • The viewer cant ignore the product without missing the Plot. • More and More companies Switching.
  • 8. Disadvantages • Failure at box office • Just a min advertising • Not informative • No lasting impression • Wrong interpretation
  • 9. Product placement • A product placement is the inclusion of a product, brand name or the name of the firm in a movie for increasing memorability of the brand and instant recognition at the point of purchase. • Types: o Corporate placement o Generic placement o Service placement o Idea placement o Innovation placement
  • 11. Case Study: Om Shanti Om • No. of Prints – 2000 • Budget – 35 crore • Gross Collection: 200 Crores • Cast – Shahrukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, Shreyas Talpade & Arjun Rampal • Director – Farah Khan • Producer – Gauri Khan • B.O. status – Hit • Om Shanti Om was the biggest hit in the year 2007. Trade analysts have even gone ahead and claimed that it is biggest hit in the history of Bollywood.
  • 12. • The film featured some top brands of their category. • The most visible brand of the movie is Nokia. In the film, the lead character Om (Shahrukh Khan) not only uses cellular devices by Nokia, but also mentions them in his dialogues. • Another interesting observation is that the Nokia devices used are all of different segments. While the character Om, who‟s a superstar uses a high end mobile and Bluetooth set, Dolly a wannabe actress, uses a middle segment cell phone and Pappu, a one time junior artist, uses a low end cell.
  • 13. • Thus with one shot, Nokia manages to address its target audience who are spread across these wide segments. • Apart from Nokia other key brands featured were Maybelline, Shopper‟s Stop and Tag Heuer. • Shopper‟s stop majorly had its role in promotion where it launched an exclusive line of clothes and merchandise styled on the movie.
  • 14. Conclusion • Advertising occupies a major place in Integrated Marketing Communication strategy of corporates. • It has evolved in sync with the changing media environment. • They are constantly in search of innovative technique which has grabbed the attention in recent years is „Inflim Branding‟. • It existed in a very small and unorganized way from the beginning of the 20th century. But the techniques have evolved manifold during the past century.