The simplest things in PR can be the hardest. Take the world of films for instance. In a country where film trivia dominates mass consciousness, amplifying cinematic projects in a meaningful way is not easy. A PR company must deal with more than just the peripheral noise around a project and instead showcase its immensity and span, unearth and retell the stories that unfold behind-the-scenes and capture the passion and the vision of the makers in such a way that a film stands out in the sea of content.

It is not easy to capture and hold the attention of the audiences in the age of limited attention spans. But at StudioTalk, we always manage to position a film, a studio, a film-maker, a producer, a director in a way that the world takes notice. Be it a superhero film or a documentary about tshe homeless, a major announcement by a big studio or an independent project all set to navigate the festival circuit, we strike the right note every single time.

And that is because, in the vast world of motion picture entertainment, Studio Talk breaks through the clutter to focus on the essence of a project. Then we develop well-curated strategies to suit different genres and artist profiles. We succeed because we know the business of cinema and stay abreast with entertainment trends in the industry.

As Shakespeare put it, “Readiness is all.” In our case, it surely is as we meet our clients’ objectives, bring nuance and substance to publicity campaigns, adapt constantly to the ever-evolving space of film PR and generate varied promotional opportunities.

Our slate of films driven by quality and talent speaks for itself. From Aijaz Khan’s Hamid (National award-winner), Vikram Bhat’s Ghost, Abhinay Deo’s Doosra, Sunhil Sippy’s Noor, Hansal Mehta’s Omerta to Omung Kumar’s Sarbjit and counting, we do justice to every story that deserves to be told.