Leadership, Integrity and Measurable Results in Entertainment Marketing

Examples of Exposures and Integrations in Film and TV

  

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Pictures on this page show just a few examples of many exposures and integrations Motion Picture Magic has achieved in film and television.

"My Super Ex-Girlfriend" - 20th Century Fox

Nationwide taxi cab signage was created for a key scene of the film.  Coordination and artwork was provided by Motion Picture Magic to the studio.

"The King Of Queens" -  a CBS Television Series

Rice-A-Roni in the storyline:  Jerry Stiller made several verbal mentions about Rice-A-Roni in his quest to receive his lifetime supply from an appearance on a game show. Photo above is from the final scene.

"I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry"

 Universal Pictures

Adam Sandler and Kevin James use Two Men And A Truck moving boxes throughout the film (also seen on set).

"Blades of Glory" -  Paramount Pictures

Nationwide Insurance was the implied primary sponsor of the nationals skating competition with branded banner signage behind the judges and throughout the rink during the competition

"Cheaper By The Dozen 2" -  20th Century Fox

 Tom Welling holds a Classic Sport Volleyball

"Fireflies in the Garden" - Senator Entertainment

 Julia Roberts using a JanSport backpack.

"Dukes of Hazard" -  Warner Bros. 

 Gumout signage at the police station garage.

"War of the Worlds" -  Paramount Pictures

 Tom Cruise holding a Pennzoil Motor Oil box.

"Because I Said So" -  Universal Pictures

Gabriel Macht presents a can of Static Guard Spray to Mandy Moore as part of a cute storyline where Mandy had a static cling problem.

"Our Very Own" -  Miramax Films

An end-aisle display features Little Debbie snack cake and cookie products in a scene where Allison Janney talks with a friend, then later puts a box of Little Debbie cookies in her shopping cart.

 

 

 

 

"Madagascar" -  DreamWorks  (PICTURE BELOW)

In this animated feature film, billboards in the Times Square scene were created electronically using client-approved artwork.