1. 14. What are filmmakers and video content producers doing on Facebook? Connect Engage Promote

2. Finding support locally Connecting with UK filmmakers/content producers Staying up-to-date with global trends Connecting with filmmakers/content producers Based anywhere in the world

3. sharing information through pages 14.1 A page about ‘Yuck’

4. pre-production conversations via messages 14.2 crew message

5. brainstorming sessions in closed groups 14.3 Closed Group for a crew

6. sourcing actors/extras 14.4 “Be an EXTRA” event

7. Sharing Facebook videos or video links 14.5 ‘Skateboarding without legs’

8. Promoting a screening or online launch 14.6 ‘Special Screening’ post

9. Selling equipment 14.7 Posted in a closed group

10. Directing traffic pay-per-view sites 14.8 ‘Watch This Movie'

11. Researching real-life stories for films 14.9 ‘Want to be on TV?’

12. Finding internships/ training opportunities 14.10 ‘I’ll work for Free’ post

13. Finding crew/ finding jobs 14.11 Advertising a vacancy

14. Connecting with potential collaborators 14.12 ‘PhilipBloom.co.uk’

15. Connecting with distributors/ sales agents 14.13 Peter Broderick’s Page

16. Learning from successful business pages 14.14 A UK short film page

17. Researching study opportunities 14.15 London Film Academy Page

18. Getting information about funds/ sponsors 14.16 Arts Council England

19. Getting information about competitions 14.17 ’48hour Film Challenge’

20. Gaining technical know-how 14.19 ‘DSLR Cinematography’

21. Developing audiences for their productions 14.20 ‘BBC three Fresh’

22. Posting about crowd-funding activities 14.21 a link to indiegogo

23. Posting about their progress on a project 14.22 Posts on a page wall

24. Getting information about relevant events 14.23 Broadcast Video Expo

25. Connecting with pages for relevant events 14.23.1 ACTIVITY Connecting with festival, expo or content market pages Acting as individuals, everyone to Like a Page for a Festival, expo and content market. Acting as your page, the team should select two UK pages to Like, one for a market or expo and one for a festival >

26. Sharing their behind-the-scenes experiences 14.24 Filmmakers at London Film Acadamey

27. Sharing your behind-the-scenes experiences 14.24.1 ACTIVITY As a group, choose 2 behind-the-scenes experiences and write about them in a short post, attaching a relevant picture. Alternatively, plan such a post and make sure that a few good photographs are taken during your shoot days. >

28. Choose 10 activities from the list 14.25 Activity In your teams, choose a minimum of 10 of the activities on the list. Discuss how you could add these activities to your Facebook strategy. Following the discussion, write up a basic schedule, listing the date to carry out activity, a short description of the activity and the person or people in the team who will carry out the activity. >