Cannes is about opportunity—but this year, it’s also about caution. The proposed U.S. tariff isn’t just politics. It’s a market disruptor. And disruptors always create two types of players: Those who react. And those who prepare. #Cannes2025

Co-productions may no longer be immune. With the U.S. proposing a 100% tariff on non-domestic films, even hybrid projects face new pressures. Smart producers will adapt now, not later. #CoproductionStrategy #GlobalCinema #FilmFinance

The U.S. remains a primary market for global content. A 100% tariff signals a move toward domestic-first strategies. If you're selling at Cannes, assume new rules—and tighter margins. #FilmMarketing #USFilmMarket #EntertainmentBusiness

If passed, the proposed U.S. film tariff could: — Increase acquisition costs — Force co-productions to restructure — Push international content out of U.S. buyers' reach Cannes dealmakers: now is the time to rethink packaging. #FilmDistribution

A 100% U.S. tariff on foreign films has been proposed—just as the Cannes Film Festival begins. This isn't just policy. It's a pivot point. #CannesFilmFestival

Smaller festivals can apply the same strategies as Cannes: local partnerships, creator visibility, and structured programming to grow impact. #FestivalStrategy #CreativeEconomy #ECOmarketingAgency

Cannes remains a place where film rights are sold, talent is cast, and brand narratives are shaped. It’s a business engine, not just a red carpet. #IndependentFilm

TikTok and YouTube used Cannes to activate creators and expand global reach. Digital platforms are now key players in festival infrastructure. #DigitalMarketing #ContentStrategy

Ami Paris co-produced films at Critics’ Week—an example of how fashion brands are moving from sponsorship to full creative integration. #BrandIntegration #EntertainmentMarketing

Cannes 2025 showed how film festivals continue to drive visibility, brand partnerships, and content strategy across industries. #FilmFestivalStrategy #CannesFilmFestival2025

A festival screening builds brand equity for your film. Awards, selections, and even participation strengthen your project's value to platforms, buyers, and partners. #filmmakers #Entertainment #MarketingTips #marketingagency

Festival audiences create organic buzz. Press, investors, distributors—all watch festival lineups carefully for emerging projects worth backing. #filmmakers #Entertainment #MarketingTips #marketingagency

Memorial Day weekend box office hit $326M. Lilo & Stitch made $183M. Mission: Impossible brought in $77M.

Independent filmmakers using AI to market smarter are getting more reach with less spend. #filmmakers #MarketingStrategy #MarketInsights #MarketingDigital

Who is your movie for? Build your entire campaign — visuals, captions, hashtags, influencer strategy — around that answer. #filmmakers #MarketingStrategy #MarketInsights #MarketingDigital

Getting your film on Amazon Prime is only half the battle. Without a clear marketing plan, it disappears into the algorithm.#filmmakers #MarketingStrategy #MarketInsights #MarketingDigital

Tip for independent filmmakers: Start growing it early through BTS content, giveaways, and updates.#filmmakers #MarketingStrategy #MarketInsights #MarketingDigital

Nevada just said no to a $95M/year studio deal backed by Sony & Warner Bros.

Streaming and cable have different futures. Trying to run them under one roof was costing Warner time and money.

Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting in two. One side for streaming. One side for traditional TV.