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#whilewewatch continues to document the gripping portrait of Occupy Wall Street movement as witnessed by Director Kevin Breslin.
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#whilewewatch continues to document the gripping portrait of Occupy Wall Street movement as witnessed by Director Kevin Breslin.
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Part of the Occupy Movement's mission has been to revolutionize the way that Media and the world interact.
What has the role of Mainstream Media been in this revolution? What can it be?
Whilewewatch
#OWS Analytics for #whilewewatch 4/30/2012
Measuring the Buzz
Tweetreach.com shows that @whilewewatch has reached 33,524 accounts and created a total 82,806 impressions on Twitter alone. 26% of the accounts reached, 21,599, have seen between 2 and 4 tweets clearly suggesting that the film has considerably large and engaged following on Twitter. Of the accounts 30 contributors SNAG Films is the most influential, generating 55,698 impressions from 3 tweets and 5 retweets over the past three days. The KloutScore for @whilewewatch has increased from 44.0 to 47.9 out of 100 over the past week from 4/23/2012 – 2/30/2012.
The #whilewewatch Facebook Fan page received 54 new likes between 4/23/2012 and 4/28/2012. The page’s impressions or total reach on Facebook exploded from 1,718 users on 4/23/2012 up to 58,153 total users by 4/28/2012. This is a viral 3,284.9% increase in the number of Facebook users that have seen this page between 4/23/2012 and 4/28/2012. 38.7% of external referrers to the site have been from Twitter, validating the effectiveness of promotion strategy centered around Twitter. 266 Facebook users have been talking about the #whilewewatch page on Facebook from 4/22/2012 – 4/28/2012. 50% of those Facebook users are male, 46% are female, and it is significant to note that 13% of those female users fall into a 55 + age year category, a group often under-represented from surveys of occupywallst.org users, owsresearch.tumblr.com.
Analytics on the Breslin Whilewewatch YouTube channel show the channel’s clips have generated 1,410 views, 26 likes, 20 shares and 12 new subscribers from 4/22/2012 – 4/28/2012. Before this on 4/20/2012 for example the channel received only 4 views. The channel’s audience is 66.0% female and 34.0% male, which once again is significant given a 60/40 male/female bias typically seen towards much occupy content observed by #OWS Analytics. 48% of the channel’s total views were on YouTube. Twitter was the number one external traffic source for 5 out of 8 of the clips, again validating the effectiveness of a promotion strategy centered around Twitter. Audience retention reports on these clips, how often each moment the clip is being watched out of the clip’s total views, have yielded insights and feedback provided back to media activists by #OWS Analytics as to which specific messages within the channel’s clips resonate the most with the channel’s views. Those insights will not be shared in this public report however.
Measuring and Understanding the True Impact of the Film’s Buzz
Social media analytics show that Kevin Breslin’s film about the Occupy Wall Street movement has been gaining viral attention among groups of people who do not typically go ‘viral’ over Occupy Wall Street content. A PeopleBrowsr (custom research Twitter analytics tool) shows that 61% of @timcast followers on Twitter are male vs 39% female. We see the opposite trend on analytics for the Breslin Whilewewatch YouTube channel, with 66.6% of all total views for Tim’s “Feels Like the First Week” clip coming from female users vs 33.4% of those views coming from male users. 44.9% of those females who viewed Tim’s clip were within the ages of 45-54. Definitely new ground for Tim. Social media promotion of this film appears to be spreading awareness of Occupy Wall Street Media efforts and therefore the message and methods of the Occupy Movement to groups of people who had previously never heard of TimCast/Tim Pool, Priscilla Grim, Sofia Gallisa, Pablo Benson, Kira, Moyer Sims from the Occupied Wall Street Journal, Justin Wedes and the occupy.net Facebook app, the Illuminator Mark Read, People’s Puppet Guild members Kim Fraczek and Rachel Schragis, Revolutionary Games and the Tax Dodgers, not to mention #OWS Analytics.
Movie on Occupy Wall Street Citizen Journalism to premier 8pm est
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#whilewewatch Live Premiere Tonight!
Don't miss the live, worldwide premiere of #whilewewatch tonight at 8pm ET/5pm PT. See the true story of the #OcuppyWallStreet media revolution, plus live Q&A panel with director Kevin Breslin and cast members.
from what i have gathered the film focuses on the individuals that help provide us with all the stories the mainstream media would not cover...also covers a few different things like how the slogan "we are the 99%" was born...and it was born...on tumblr.
this is also the first occupy documentary that i personally know, or at least that covers the movement from the people that revealed it to the eyes of the world.
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World Premiere: #WHILEWEWATCH - Thu. Apr. 26th (with SnagFilms)
Please join us for an unprecedented event:
SnagFilms in conjunction with The Common Good
present the
Live World Premiere
of the
Occupy Wall Street documentary
#whilewewatch
#whilewewatch is directed by Kevin Breslin, whose recent doc "Livingfor 32" (2010) was short-listed for an Academy Award, will have its world premiere at The Paley Center for Media, as the film is simultaneously streamed to a global audience starting at at 8pm ET/5pm PT at Snagfilms.com.
#whilewewatch is the first definitive film to emerge from Zuccotti Park. A gripping portrait of the “Occupy Wall Street” media revolution – with full access and cooperation from the masterminds who made #OccupyWallStreet a reality.
The screening will be followed by a live Q&A session with director and "Occupy Wall Street" participants featured in the film. Q&A questions will be taken from the global web audience during the live streaming.
#whilewewatch was the vision of Australian Producer Mike Vanderfield and produced by his company, 8docos.
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#whilewewatch Official Poster
See and Embed the full film on Thursday 8pm April 26th at http://www.snagfilms.com/whilewewatch #whilewewatch - Directed by Kevin Breslin an 8docos Production Produced by Mike Vanderfield Edited by Garrett Sergeant AP/US Producer Karen A. Brown Tim Pool is a journalist whose unique style of interactive broadcast journalism exists at the intersection of social and mainstream media. His live coverage has been featured by news outlets such as Reuters, MSNBC, and Al Jazeera English. Pool engages viewers as participants by combining first hand reporting and commentary via live video stream and chat, allowing the viewing public to join in the action by directly asking questions, which he responds to while reporting live. NOTICE: Use of embedded videos live or recorded free for internet use so long as videos are credited to Director Kevin Breslin, 8docos Productions and SnagFilms.com