Post-shadow Development Plan

Marshall was not an idiot, he knew what was going on after seeing the state of the two children and the eager face of his boss.

"I plan to watch "Iron Man", and the team leader plans to let me take a child?"

"Yes. Can I trouble you?"

Now in the eyes of his father, his subordinate is really closer than his wife.

"Leave it to me if it's a big deal."

Marshall immediately took over the burden. Although the quality of watching movies may be reduced with a brat by his side, it is obviously more important to have a good relationship with his boss.

So two adults and two children came to the box office of the cinema together.

Because it was still early, there were not many people waiting to buy tickets, and it was their turn soon.

"Excuse me, two copies of "Iron Man" and two copies of "Night at the Museum." My father said and handed a few banknotes to the ticket window.

The conductor moved very quickly and completed the transaction in less than a minute.

So the father took his youngest son to part with his subordinates at the entrance of the theater. Although he didn't see the movie he wanted to watch, it was his greatest luck to keep his two children from making noise.

But the father didn't know that his act of buying the ticket was watched by others and became a record written by the other party.

"Ah, I envy that guy Ed, who can eat and live with a big star. But I have to get up early to collect information."

The other party yawned and complained helplessly.

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pS: There are only two updates today, because Mi Jiang has homework to do. _(:з」∠)_

There are two courses on weekends, and 2 individual assignments and 2 group assignments are assigned at one time.

Not to mention individual homework, Mi Jiang is also the big head here for group homework...

What kind of codewords are ridiculous, so you can write more if you come here...You guys are playing Mi Jiang like a monkey! (╯‵ ′)╯︵┻━┻

Chapter 423 Who? Smiles like that when you fall out of bed?

The person who has been observing the movie theater's ticket sales situation is William. As an employee of Jiufeng Entertainment's Publicity Department, he has been here to observe today's movie theater ticket sales situation early in the morning, and carefully records them.

The focus of William's observations is naturally the ticket sales of his own movie "Iron Man" and his biggest competitor "Night at the Museum" today.

From the opening of the cinema to the present, he found that the current ticket sales of the two movies are basically not much different.

But what William records is not just the number of tickets sold for the movie, he is also observing the audience composition of the audience who bought the tickets, which will be of great help to the subsequent box office predictions.

In fact, according to the company's earliest forecast, the majority of the audience for "Iron Man" should be young people aged 15 to 25, and children should prefer the movie "Night at the Museum".

Even if the two are not clearly distinguished, there should be a relatively obvious difference.

But according to William's observation, he found that his "Iron Man" is not much less attractive to children than "Night at the Museum".

Those boys under the age of 5 and girls under the age of 10 are indeed interested in "Night at the Museum", but boys over the age of 5 seem to like "Iron Man" more.

"Maybe we haven't lost the home market?"

Such an idea came into William's mind.

If "Iron Man" can eat even a part of the family market, it will be a huge blow to "Night at the Museum", which focuses on the family market.

Thinking of this, William immediately took action.

He found a few audiences who had bought tickets and waited for the opening of the movie to communicate with each other to understand the audience's mentality of watching the movie.

Especially those parents with children, William has fully communicated with both parents and children.

After communicating, William found that most of the audience who chose "Night at the Museum" was because the parents were more at ease because of the popular rating, while those ignorant children were attracted by the various "Night at the Museum" posters. Attracted by the exhibits.

And those young audiences who chose "Iron Man" have nothing to say, they are all fans of blockbuster special effects.

Although they don't know much about Iron Man, the comic character, they fell in love with the movie when they saw the beautiful armor and various fireworks in the movie trailer.

The same is true for those young audiences who choose "Iron Man". Many of them don't even understand Marvel and DC. They simply think that the character's bright red and golden armor is very cool. , The shape of the Iron Armor is really in line with their aesthetics.

After learning this information, William stopped collecting data.

He already has a good understanding of the psychological survey of the audience before watching the movie, and now what he needs to collect is the word-of-mouth and impressions of the audience after watching the movie.

This is also crucial to the box office trend of a movie.

In terms of film length, the 108-minute "Night at the Museum" ended much earlier than the 126-minute "Iron Man".

In particular, the plot time of the movie is only more than 90 minutes, and the audience left after watching most of it.

And "Iron Man" because of the Easter eggs, most viewers will pay attention to wait until the movie is over.

Therefore, the time when the father and the youngest son walked out of the theater was obviously much earlier than the eldest son who went to see "Iron Man".

So the poor father could only try to refuse the younger son's request to go shopping in the sales area, while praying that the older son would come out soon.

The other party's actions immediately caught William's attention. He had an impression of the father and son, and his two sons seemed to have a little disagreement about which movie to watch.

[This family should be worth interviewing. 】

Thinking of this, William immediately leaned forward.

"Hi sir. I'm a film consultant. May I ask you a few questions?"