Social Media
Year : 2016 - 2025 
Type : Marketing · Design · Social Media
Client : The Projector


 

From 2016 - 2025, I was responsible for the graphics of The Projector’s social media accounts. Famed for both our irreverence and our puns, our posts would go viral as we poked fun at Singaporean society, cinephiles and even ourselves as we tried to make film more engaging and relatable to our audience.

The following is a collection of highlights throughout our years.


Trendjacks
In order to relate to our mostly young and very online demographic, we jumped on topical issues and incorporated them into our marketing efforts to help our films appeal more to them.

The news works fast, but we work faster. At a time when a meme becomes stale in 1 week.staying relevant. Speed is of the essence.Jumping onto online trends was off the essence. 

790 likes

The GE watch party was conceived over a cigarette and was marketed and executed over a few days.

Our shennanigans were picked up by local media.

1. Straits Times
2. Asia One
3. Time Out
1,510 likes

A timely Halloween trend allowed us raise the profile of the locally produced film Ajooma.

Cringey leaked texts was national news for a week.

2,050 likes
Moo Deng mania reaches The Projector.

1,620 like
We don’t think even Trump understood the tariffs himself. 

1,010 likes
The launch of SimplyGO was confusing for everyone.

920 likes
When movie titles sound like Carousell listings.

360 likes

We extended an invite but he didn’t pull through.

1,290 likes
We pulled out all the stops for Barbenheimer.

3,110 likes
This contest was also featured on The Smart Local.

1,570 likes
Comparing baby features with older versions was a trend.

480 likes
How to Make Millions was a certified tearjerker.

690 likes
Everyone was watching avengers instead of our films. 

420 likes
377A was repealed while we were screening Nope.

1,270 likes
The eternal debate continues with West Side Story.

560 likes
420 blaze it all day.

290 likes
Holidays
It was always a fun and unique challenge to come up with a way to celebrate everybody’s special day.


3,000 likes


Our Hari Raya post referencing Everything Everywhere All at Once and Timothée Chalamet became our first to break out of our usual film niche, reaching a wider audience and growing our following.


1,570 likes


This Valentine’s Day campaign was featured on
MARKETING INTERACTIVE.


2,240 likes
1,110 likes
450 likes
490 likes
1,240 likes
150 likes
1,180 likes
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160 likes
560 likes
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90 likes
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1210 likes
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280 likes

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