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TYPES OF CINEMA ADVERTISEMENT
Pre-Movie Ads
Typically 15-30 seconds long, shown before trailers and the main feature.
On-Screen Ads
Static or animated posters on screens in lobby areas as well as in the theaters.
In-Theater Experiences
Product placements, contests, giveaways, or interactive events in the theater.
Mid‑roll / Intermission Ads
Shown during an interval in the film—this moment offers another captive window for 10–30 s of messaging
Post‑roll Ads
Shown after credits, when audiences exit. It’s a final chance to deliver a call‑to‑action or reminder
In‑Film Product Placement
Integration of brands into film content—on props, props, background, or digitally inserted later.
KEY FEATURES OF CINEMA ADVERTISEMENT
High Attention
Audiences are seated and focused, so ads get better engagement.
Large Screens & Sound
Ads can be immersive with big visuals and surround sound.
Targeted Demographics
Depending on the movie, advertisers can reach specific age groups, interests.
Low Clutter
Few competing ads compared to TV or online platforms.
Premium Brand Image
Cinema ads often feel more prestigious and memorable.
Data Insights
Cinema chains offer demographic and behavioral data for informed placement.

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