Things That Creep Around
This independent horror film needed a Community Manager to help them build a fan following online, attract investors, and advertise their short.
Kansas City, Missouri
social media manager
Amanda Abbott and Jerod Jackson, Co-Directors of Things That Creep Around, had big dreams for this film from the beginning. They knew that attracting feature-length producers takes more than a great proof of concept short; it takes audience demand. I built TTCA’s brand on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and YouTube to build a cult following around the film online.
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Collected and shared behind-the-scenes photos, stories, and testimonials on social media
Designed promotional graphics and taglines based on the movie’s script to encourage buzz around the project
Created a social media strategy for the TTCA team that heavily relied on video interviews and trailers for the film
Boosted important posts (i.e. the final cut of Things That Creep Around) to attain maximum reach while sticking to the film’s budget
Interacted with fans online by responding to social media comments, shares, and tags as the TTCA community manager
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Promotional Graphics Designed by Helen Wurthmann
web manager & Content Developer
Maintaining the film’s website provided a foundation for all marketing endeavors. I acted as head website manager and content developer for Things That Creep Around from its inception to the film’s debut.
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Monitored contact forms for interview, screening, and other promotional opportunities
Designed and added pages as the project developed
Created blog posts designed to grow TTCA’s fan base and attract qualified applicants to the project
- Behind-the-scenes Blogging -
In order to attract both fans of the short and other independent film makers, I created a blogging strategy that would depict how Things That Creep Around was made. This included:
Brainstorming topics
Organizing content calendars
Editing staff articles
Writing original blogs
Maintaining a consistent publication schedule