Sentences with phrase «audience know it is coming»

Let your audience know it is coming and tell them a bit about it.

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If your audience or customers know that they can count on you, they will be more inclined to come back and to tell others about their positive experience.

Plugged - in millennials will know what's trending, the up - and - coming social - media sites, and can help brainstorm ideas to connect the company narrative with a younger audience.

When a couple came on to talk about their 16 - year - old daughter, who had been murdered by her boyfriend, they told the host that they wanted the audience to know their daughter's life was bigger than her tragic death.

I know my audience understand (sic) that and that is why they come to my channel.

They'll know who your audience is and what they care about, which comes in handy when you're creating content for that audience.

Discover what you need to know in order to scale your ad spend, why you need to be using interest - based targeting in addition to lookalike audiences to scale (and how they compare), and how to come up with a Lead Magnet to capture the attention of a new source of cold traffic.

Having come a long way from its humble beginnings in 2011, Snapchat has transformed into a tool that's no longer proprietary just to smartphone - savvy teens sending scandalous photos — it's now a way for innovative and forward - thinking marketers who want a creative way to reach their audience to do just that.

As you probably know, there's already a lot out there, and when it comes to Twitter, it matters less where your content comes from and more that its valuable to your audience — provide this value to your audience by filtering all of that content for them.

So perhaps it's not altogether surprising that whoever was on duty at Madison Square Garden during the Knicks game just typed the first thing that came to their head to help audiences know Chance the Rapper's occupation.

And so here we are, no longer simply a magazine but a hydra - like creature in near - constant engagement with various audiences via YouTube, social media, etc., participating in the 24 - hour news cycle when it comes to a new Frappucino flavor or the acquisition of Whole Foods.

It is true we get more television income, that is down to the audience and success but you know as well that it is down to the pressure of the market to pay for the players with a higher price and out expenses will come up straight away to increase their wages.

Much to my husband's dismay, I am encouraging and allowing an audience when it comes to using the toilet in an effort to let him soak in all there is to know about the toilet.

Whether it's the fiction writer tying in a cliff hanger at the end of every chapter, derailing the reader's plan to stop for the night five chapters ago, or the comedian on stage who knows that he must surprise his audience at least 180 times... keep the surprises coming.

My Appearance re: McDonald's «540 Meals» on The Doctors Talk Show Continued thanks to the TLT readership for supporting me through terrifying life experiences like this one: going head - to - head with a McDonald's rep on national TV, in front of a live studio audience — and I didn't even know anyone from McDonald's was coming on the show until the night before the taping.

«If you work in a district like that, no matter how effective you are you come out with a scarlet A on your head,» he said, to applause from the audience, which included state legislators, Board of Regents members, school board leaders and teachers union officials.

I was trying to argue against other ways to jazz up the format - eg, hearing audience views on responses, etc, and come to think of it, scrolling red button / text responses on screen, etc. * warelane... a great many parliamentary democracies have leadership debates: eg Germany, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Austria, Australia, Greece, New Zealand and no doubt many others.

«So, you've got practical intelligence, you've got a Ph.D. — but do you know how to speak to your audience and craft your message so that your audience understands where you're coming from?

If you blog about too many things, you are not only creating more work for yourself but your readers won't even know what to come to you for and this creates an audience that may not trust your opinion.

It's cute and simple and aimed at a young audience Still I found it incredibly funny when the animals came into play, a crying squirrel, some amorous glow bugs, and the mouse known as cheese were all charming and hilarious.

The result is not nearly as clever as director Tom McGrath (Madagascar) and a couple of inexperienced screenwriters (Alan Schoolcraft and Brent Simons) would have us believe, but I've got no doubt that audiences will nonetheless reward the minimal efforts coming from these filmmakers.

Director Johannes Roberts begins the film with a synth - infused version of Kim Wilde's «Kids in America» and retro title styling, letting the audience know what decade of horror we're in for, even if the characters are blissfully unaware of what's coming.

Greta Gerwig who wrote and directed «Lady Bird,» which won Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, noted that «it's been such an incredible year for women in film both as actors and also writers and directors and producers and people who are really coming to the forefront to tell their stories about the world as they know it from where they are standing, and I think that the response to these projects and the support that these projects have gotten and the way that audiences are going to see them or watching them in their homes, I think all of this just makes it so much easier for the next crop of filmmakers who want to tell stories about women.»

Even if Disney's Bob Iger doesn't want anyone to view Rogue One as a political film, we all know Star Wars is very political, and that Rogue One is coming out at an unusual time for American audiences.

There's some top - notch string work from composer Alan Silvestri, which adds some pleasing gravitas to proceedings, but the emotional integrity of the film ultimately comes down to a groups of actors audiences have come to know and love.

This film is actually terrible — I mean, yeah — it is scary in the sense that its creepy, but I think, really, the film is just the byproduct of global DVD residuals from the directors father — allowing Panatos to string together a series of overproduced, overgrained interior sequences, cheap synth score and a slasher movie ending, and trying to pass it off as a «cult movie», when really we, the audience, need to know who, what or where the protagonist is coming from, what her dramatic need is, who she interacts with, and so on.

The end credits come up and we are treated to a news report, covering the annual Purge, letting the audience know that for the most part, it was a success.

The film, also starring Helen Mirren and Barkhad Abdi, is one of the few movies — Fruitvale Station comes to mind — that allows the audience to come to know victims before tragedy strikes, giving high value to a single life; in this case, it's a little girl selling bread who's in danger of becoming «collateral damage.»

Nine Catalyst films premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival: Akicita: The Battle of Standing Rock, Dark Money, The Devil We Know, Inventing Tomorrow, Night Comes On (NEXT Innovator Award), Sorry To Bother You, A Thousand Thoughts, This Is Home (World Documentary Audience Award), and Won't You Be My Neighbor?

I think he will be able to capture the same comedic timing as Rowan Atkinson and since he is more well known to American audiences, this should work out nicely for Disney when it comes time to promote the voice cast.

Dropped into the middle of the action, there's very little information given as to what's come before and I liked this... too many films waste precious moments spoon - feeding audiences everything they think we need to know when actually, if the script and performances are strong enough, we can usually figure out enough to get by.

«But I love that the audience never truly knows her story... the audience can come to their own conclusions about who she is.

Director Tobias Lindholm knows how to pile on the tension too: Negotiation scenes are filmed from Malling's end, making them unbearably tense when things go awry, and the film's biggest shocks come from its casual way of letting the audience see the passing of time.

Alas, it comes so late in the game (after the characters learn all the details the audience has known since the first time around) that it's used once before a generic, climactic showdown involving a guy with a gun who wants to kill someone.

Oh yeah, it's so unpredictable because in a two - hour movie audiences have a sense — we all know when Act Three comes, something's going to happen that our hero will have to contend with.

Though Nick Park may be better known to movie audiences as the co - director / creator of Chicken Run, his more devout fans will remember «Wallace & Gromit» came first.

Since the visiting servants, those who've come along with the weekend guests, are identified in the downstairs quarters by the names of their employers — a ploy that makes it easier for everyone, including the audience, to identify them — the ground rule both inverts and balances this routine eliding of identities, showing us how the servants know considerably more about what's happening than anyone else.

For whatever reason — perhaps banking on majority of the audience knowing what was coming — Yates went with both a swift death scene, with little time spent building the tension, and an overall quiet aftermath.

Jump scares are a bit of a trope in horror films now and I find its usually better when you don't see it coming, so It letting the audience know a scare is just around the corner slightly weakens it.

The trailer was merely a teaser, but even with the teaser giving us a fair amount of the characters origin for audiences and fans who know little about him, it still leaves many questions unanswered and has us scratching our heads as to when Christopher Nolan decided to come on and direct Inception 2 with Benedict Cumberbatch in a red cape.

A lot of the scares are telegraphed as coming, letting the audience know through its music or silence in a tense scene.

What You Need To Know: The last time French director Jean - Pierre Jeunet («Amelie «-RRB- came to the U.S., it was for «Alien: Resurrection,» and as such, that didn't work out well for him, the studio or the audience.

Speaking to the press about the Disney / Fox deal (including WSJ's Ben Fritz), Iger was receptive to the possibility of more Deadpool sequels, saying «There may be an opportunity for an R - rated Marvel brand as long as we let audiences know what's coming.»

It is no sin to baldly foreshadow, but it is a bit of a sin to treat that foreshadowing with a sagely knowing nod, a belief that this will blow its audience's mind when just about anyone, including its dumbfounded lead character, should have seen coming.

The film ends with an encounter that challenges the audience to make of it what they will, but when it comes to the charisma evidenced by its sterling cast, on that topic there can be no doubt.

This is the version of Tombstone audiences came to know until 2002, when six additional minutes were added for the film's Vista Series DVD release.

«Torture porn» may be the better description, a horror subgenre that came into prominence after the sleeper hit known as Saw, which emphasized (and exploited) both the emotional and physical agony of its characters to manipulate audience reaction.

Of course, De Palma has made a number of films that were not particularly well - received when they first came out, only to grow in stature with critics and audiences over the years — «Blow Out» (1981) and «Scarface» (1983) being perhaps the best - known examples of such reevaluations.

«Besides the fact that I just love genre to begin with, I knew there was an audience there who wouldn't be put off by something crazy coming out of a woman's vagina,» says Janiak.

Without giving too much away, there is a beat (you'll know it when it comes) that might sour things for some audiences, but it's not enough to destroy all the good that's there.