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Quite Great Indie Film PR - making UK Indie Movie PR fun!
Quite Great Indie Movie PR services have worked many, many Independent Film PR Campaigns in the UK.
On budgets that are affordable to Independent Film Producers.
We also have worked on much larger projects, from Documentaries such as Outfoxed.
For which we gained campaign of the month in PR Week.
Through to work on classic kids TV like Rainbow, Dangermouse and Count Duckula with the media giant Freemantle.
Due to our music heritage in addition to the basics of indie film pr strategy.
Quite Great Indie Movies PR have a clear understanding of –
How to exploit and develop music scores and full music soundtracks to drive media attention.
Over many decades going back to glory days of DVD promotion and through to streaming services.
We have helped creative marketing teams promoting DVD releases for Arsenal, Manchester City and Celtic.
Whilst helping the legendary Gerry Anderson, creator of Thunderbirds, re-promote the classic shows of yester year.
Quite Great Indie Film PR think creatively.
We offer that feeling of an Independent Movie PR sitting next to you in the production office.
We care about what we do and work with producers to gain true media interaction.
If you are interested in PR and marketing for your film/documentary.
Contact us now or alternatively, email our team of experts at ask@quitegreat.co.uk.
Damien
‘Damien‘ – Ireland’s answer to the Blair Witch Project.
A no-budget film about a cult of people with ginger hair.
Made by a group of border Game of Thrones extras in lockdown – has been picked up by streaming giant Amazon.
The 72-minute comedy-horror flick goes on to reveal the mild-mannered man is the leader of a red-haired cult.
With the strapline: ‘Can you ever truly know a ginger?’.
Working with such an exceptional & exciting project required a strong PR campaign.
Through our initiatives, PR contacts, press releases and passion for the client.
We got excellent PR coverage across national, international and regional media, including print media and radio.
A few highlights included, Sun (England, Scotland and Ireland editions), The Herald, The Mirror, Wales Online and many more.
For many years Quite Great worked with the maverick indie movie mogul Alki David which gave us a great insight into how to adapt our music and entertainment background to drive both industry media such as the Hollywood Reports through to local UK broadcast outlets.
Yet it is helping the small indie movie production companies in the UK that brings most satisfaction.
Quite Great Indie Movie PR brings together online, print and broadcast media helping on all levels to facilitate the breathing space needed by the producers and directors to help them focus on their strengths whilst we focus on ours, helping with media relations, sales and other marketing needs but it might be easier to leave the way we work to one of our favourite partners, the wonderful Kenton Hall and his Monkey Basket Films, a true indie movie all rounder –
THE PICKUP GAME Indie Movie PR UK
Quite Great was delighted to have helped with the Indie movie PR and marketing for this unprecedented documentary ‘THE PICKUP GAME‘ that gave viewers an insiders’ glimpse into a billion-dollar industry that claims to teach the secrets of success with women. The Pickup Game shines a light onto this shrouded world, exposing its controversy and dangers in what Vents Magazine described as “The documentary every woman needs to see“.
The film is co-directed by brothers Matthew and Barnaby O’Connor. Following the success of their previous documentary feature California High, the O’Connors continue to stimulate social discussion through their uncompromising displays of provocative subjects. The producers team comprises a collaboration between Observatory Pictures, Voodoo Productions, TMI Pictures, and Post Religion who among them have credits on Vice, BBC, Nat Geo, MTV, TEDx, and many more.
Look To The Light Indie Movie PR UK
The team at Quite Great are proud to have after UK indie Film ‘Look To The Light’ that examined Reality TV and Mental Health.
Agency 105, 101 Films International, QFilm & Jeremy Davis at Homesick Angel are producing UK feature film ‘Look To The Light’ from writer/director Christopher Manoe. The film follows wannabe celebrity influencer Eddie Reynolds who chases fast fame at the cost of his personal life and moral integrity.
Look To The Light examines themes of the pitfalls of reality TV, social media toxicity, and Gen Z’s mental health struggles.
Leading the film are stars Charlie Goddard and Kele le Roc. Charlie comes to the project fresh from Greta Gerwig’s Barbie and the upcoming Warner Bros movie musical Wicked and previously starred in Netflix’s Jingle Jangle. Kele is a double MOBO award winning queen of UK garage with two chart topping singles who has collaborated with the likes of Basement Jaxx, Coolio, and Courtney Pine.
THEATRE AND FILM MARKETING
Independent film-making is a difficult game. I think anyone who has ever attempted it, knows that. It’s a constant learning curve and, often, a constant fight against a lack of resources, time and money.
And making the movie is only the beginning of the process. So many talented and creative people complete incredible pieces of work, only to find themselves asking the eternal question, “What now?”
The role of PR in the success of a film, in raising awareness and building an audience for your work is often misunderstood and, certainly, undervalued.
Inspired The 30 Second Song Movie by The Pocket Gods
‘Inspired The 30 Second Song Movie’ is a must-watch documentary for fans and for viewers passionate about the music industry. The film focuses on the journey of one band, ‘The Pocket Gods’ on a mission to challenge Spotify’s broken streaming system. Directed by the Frontman Mark Lee, himself, he aims to expose the struggles of being an indie band in the age of music streaming.
The story of The Pocket Gods and their fight for fair pay from music streaming services like Spotify is a powerful reminder of the challenges facing unsigned musicians today. Their creative approach of releasing 1,000-track albums of 30-second song to maximise royalty payments is both inspiring and sobering, highlighting the harsh reality of the current streaming landscape for independent artists.
As a PR company, we are proud to support The Pocket Gods and their mission to bring greater fairness to the music industry. Our work with them has been featured in several top publications, including Music-News, I News, Tinnitist, NME, GB News, Hotpress & many more.
