Introduction
At MaxVision Films, we believe that a great film isn’t just about the story on screen — it’s also about the music, energy, and partnerships that surround it. That’s why we decided to blend the worlds of music and film promotion with the Best Out Tour. Our collaboration with local artists, national sponsors, and a dynamic media strategy helped us build buzz for Dingdong Ditch while promoting an unforgettable live music experience. In this blog, we’ll explore how the tour, along with our sponsors like Villon, Belair by Brett, Barrish, Rick Ross, and Lil Wayne, became a pivotal part of the movie’s promotion — and how we filmed the entire experience just like we filmed our movie.
1. How Local Artists and Sponsors Boosted the Best Out Tour
Movies are an art form, but so is music. And when it comes to promoting indie films, collaboration with local artists can bring a unique authenticity and energy that resonates with audiences. We knew that integrating music into our promotion strategy was essential — after all, a good portion of film is about the soundtrack, the energy, and the vibe that the music provides.
Through our Best Out Tour, MaxVision Films was able to give local artists a platform to shine while also bringing big-name sponsors like Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and Belair by Brett, Barrish, and Villon on board. This collaboration started on a local level but quickly gained national traction. By partnering with local radio station Hot 94.3, we were able to connect with a wider audience, bringing in new supporters and, ultimately, sponsors from around the country.
2. National Sponsors Join the Tour: More Than Just Products
As the Best Out Tour gained momentum, we started to see interest from national sponsors who were eager to be part of something bigger. Some of these sponsors offered their products to promote, while others were more focused on brand visibility. But at MaxVision Films, we didn’t just see these sponsorships as an exchange of products or money — we saw them as an opportunity to create a mutually beneficial partnership.
By incorporating these sponsors into the tour and our promotional materials, we were able to give them a platform to reach a passionate audience of music and film lovers. This approach allowed us to create a seamless synergy between the brands and our movie, Dingdong Ditch. Through strategic placement in the tour, sponsor commercials were aired between the music performances, creating a unique blend of entertainment, brand promotion, and film marketing.
3. Filming the Best Out Tour: Cinematic Shots, Music, and Sponsors
To promote Dingdong Ditch, we didn’t just rely on traditional marketing — we filmed the entire Best Out Tour as part of our movie’s promotion. This was an opportunity to create a long-form content piece that combined the excitement of the live performances with the intrigue of our thriller movie. The goal was to merge the worlds of film and music to produce something truly unique.
Using the same high-quality lenses and cinematography we employed for the movie, we filmed the tour with Morphy anamorphic lenses, capturing every angle and moment in cinematic detail. These lenses created a dramatic, wide-shot effect that enhanced the energy of the performances and gave the footage a slick, professional feel — something you’d expect from a Justin Timberlake concert film.
As the tour unfolded, we used carefully chosen angles to ensure that each performance, each artist, and each sponsor’s brand was highlighted. This approach not only helped promote the movie but also showcased the tour in a way that felt immersive and engaging for the audience, merging both art forms seamlessly.
4. Making Great Content: Why It’s Key for Promoting Your Film and Tour
The real power of the Best Out Tour came from the content we created. We weren’t just filming a concert — we were telling a story. Whether it was through the behind-the-scenes footage, sponsor commercials, or concert footage, every shot had a purpose. We wanted to capture the vibe and energy of the tour in a way that would build excitement around Dingdong Ditch, so the content became a key part of our film’s promotional strategy.
Great content is about more than just looking good on camera — it’s about telling a story that resonates with your audience. For MaxVision Films, combining live music, film footage, and sponsor placements allowed us to create something unique: a piece of content that not only promoted Dingdong Ditch but also showcased the talent of the artists, sponsors, and the local community that supported us.
5. Stay Tuned for the Full Concert Footage
As we continue to promote Dingdong Ditch and build excitement for the film, we’re thrilled to share the full concert footage from the Best Out Tour. The concert videos, complete with sponsor commercials and exclusive behind-the-scenes content, will be available soon.
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Conclusion: The Power of Collaboration in Indie Film Promotion
At MaxVision Films, we believe in the power of collaboration. From working with local artists to teaming up with national sponsors, the Best Out Tour proved that combining music, film, and innovative partnerships is a winning formula for promoting an indie film. By filming the tour and integrating our sponsors into the experience, we were able to create a unique promotional campaign for Dingdong Ditch that resonated with audiences and brands alike.
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