SATELLITE & CABLE: Cinemax bangs the drum with new ad campaign
<p>Cinemax, HBO Asia's second movie channel, has rolled out a new
</p><p>regional advertising campaign, called "Expect Something Different".
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>The advertising campaign, created by Singapore-based FCA Communications,
</p><p>is now running in Singapore, Bangkok, Malaysia and Manila to introduce
</p><p>the channel's new positioning - that is, to expect something
</p><p>different.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>The media agency for HBO Asia is MindShare.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>"With our new on-air look, Cinemax is inviting viewers to sample and
</p><p>enjoy a different kind of movie viewing experience," said Mr Mack
</p><p>Perryman, senior VP for programming and promotion, HBO Asia.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Cinemax has redefined its position as a more niche channel, offering
</p><p>movies that may not be released in the theatre.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>"At Cinemax, we conscientiously seek out recognisable and lesser-known
</p><p>films, with top stars and good stories, and we hope that more viewers
</p><p>will tune in to the entertaining movies that we are adding to the
</p><p>channel," said Mr Perryman.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Launched in November 1996, Cinemax is now seen by about 2.5 million
</p><p>paying subscribers across Asia in 13 countries. Positioned as more than
</p><p>just a Hollywood blockbuster channel, Cinemax's new advertising campaign
</p><p>takes on a more fun and entertaining approach to stress its distinctive
</p><p>programming model.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p>
by
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08/18/2000
Cinemax, HBO Asia's second movie channel, has rolled out a new
regional advertising campaign, called "Expect Something Different".
The advertising campaign, created by Singapore-based FCA Communications,
is now running in Singapore, Bangkok, Malaysia and Manila to introduce
the channel's new positioning - that is, to expect something
different.
The media agency for HBO Asia is MindShare.
"With our new on-air look, Cinemax is inviting viewers to sample and
enjoy a different kind of movie viewing experience," said Mr Mack
Perryman, senior VP for programming and promotion, HBO Asia.
Cinemax has redefined its position as a more niche channel, offering
movies that may not be released in the theatre.
"At Cinemax, we conscientiously seek out recognisable and lesser-known
films, with top stars and good stories, and we hope that more viewers
will tune in to the entertaining movies that we are adding to the
channel," said Mr Perryman.
Launched in November 1996, Cinemax is now seen by about 2.5 million
paying subscribers across Asia in 13 countries. Positioned as more than
just a Hollywood blockbuster channel, Cinemax's new advertising campaign
takes on a more fun and entertaining approach to stress its distinctive
programming model.