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Kevin William David
@kwdinc · Community @Siftery. No 1 Hunter on PH🥇
Historically, a few months before a film is getting ready for release, the studio tests it out in a theater in Los Angeles. Scoop has built a secure screener platform so they don't have to test it in one corner of the world, but can test the film out anywhere in the world to get a broader reach.
Now if you like early access to movies and love critiquing them, you can do it from the comfort of your couch. 🎬 🎥 📺
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Victor Manrique
@victormanriquey · Product guy
@kwdinc awesome idea! signed up right away, thanks for sharing :D
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Corey O
@coreyo · Senior Product Manager at Madison Reed
@kwdinc I really like that you point out the global aspect to this. I see that as the biggest opportunity here. Indie films are the ultimate startups with insane CPAs relative to LTV. How do you allocate marketing money on a film that only nets $5 or $10 per customer?? Understanding how a country or culture responds to a particular film would be extremely valuable to an independent movie house trying decide which markets are the best to pursue.
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Ayush Saxena
@a4ayush
@kwdinc Awesome concept! I signed up too! Thanks Kevin!
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Asim Ali
@simzaolly · Co-founder, CustomerLabs
@kwdinc This really sounds interesting. Always wondered how the decision on the final edit of the films were made. Thanks for sharing.
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