The first ever ‘World Wolf Premiere’ was hosted at Longleat Safari Park. A pack of wolves watched their counterparts in action on the big screen for the DVD & Blu-ray release of the 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon.' The vampire vs. werewolf sequel was previewed on a 16 sqm screen in one of the country’s only wolf enclosures by film company E1 Entertainment.
While we’re used to deafening screams for Robert Pattinson, it’s a nice change to hear howls of approval for the rest of the cast.
A howling success (sorry)...
Howling Movie Screenings
The World Wolf Premiere has Wolves Watching 'New Moon' on DVD
Trend Themes
1. Animal-inclusive Movie Screenings - Opportunity for zoos, safari parks, and animal sanctuaries to hold movie screenings for their animal inhabitants by providing unique experiences for visitors and fostering animal welfare.
2. Alternative Film Venues - Opportunity for film companies to collaborate with unconventional venues for movie screenings, such as animal enclosures or other outdoor settings, to attract new audiences and create memorable experiences.
3. Experiential Marketing with Animals - Opportunity for businesses to use animals as a draw for events, such as product launches or marketing campaigns, by incorporating them into unique experiences for attendees.
Industry Implications
1. Zoos and Safari Parks - Zoos and safari parks can offer animal-inclusive movie screenings to increase visitor engagement and advance animal welfare.
2. Film Entertainment - Film companies can partner with unconventional venues, like animal enclosures, as alternative movie screening locations to attract new audiences and create memorable experiences.
3. Event Marketing - Businesses can use animals to give their events an experiential edge and draw in attendees, such as using animal-inclusive movie screenings for product launches or marketing campaigns.