I like to think the first-ever film was a caveman performing shadow puppets against a stone wall, with the fireplace serving as a makeshift projector.

 

I wonder if they traveled from cave to cave, spreading the word. What was the concessions situation like? Does this mean cave paintings could be the first ever movie reviews? These are the important questions we need to be asking.

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As a specialist in experiential and field marketing for film, I use modern tools and techniques to craft engaging and memorable campaigns that resonate with and entertain audiences. I'm a firm believer that the best way to get an audience to connect with a film is to offer them a tangible experience that promotes and fosters an emotional connection between them and the work in question. 

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Films don't just entertain us though, they teach us lessons and  communicate both universal truths and unique experiences. I strive to ensure the right stories reach the right audiences.​​

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