Fringe promotion gets snap happy
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This article was published 22/07/2016 (3375 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Handbills? So yesterday. Posterboards? That’s old school. There’s a new fringe show promotion in town, and it starts with a selfie.
In a unique marketing twist, young Ontario performer David Eliot took advantage of a new and little-known Snapchat feature: the app’s users can design custom photo filters, and pay to make them available to anyone Snapchatting within certain regions.
For Eliot, that meant sharing a logo to promote his Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival show, Evolution, a spin through his personal journey as a stunt performer and magician. (To show it off, he snapped a pic using the filter on a Free Press reporter’s phone.)
Evolution can be seen at Venue 8 (Rachel Browne Theatre).
— Melissa Martin