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Celebrity Branding

Celebrity Store Openings

A celebrity to inaugurate your store or showroom.

A store opening with a celebrity is built around one moment: the inauguration. The arrival, the ribbon cutting or lamp lighting, time with visitors and any content captured on the day are agreed in advance. FilmySphere coordinates the invitation, the plan for the day and the promotional material around it.

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FROM BRIEF TO SPOTLIGHT

Put your opening in the spotlight

Original campaign illustration

When this fits.

  • A new retail store, showroom, restaurant or salon opening in a town or city.
  • A relocation or reopening of an established outlet.
  • A new branch of a regional chain that wants a strong local opening day.
  • A store anniversary or a major in-store campaign launch.

What can be included.

  • Inauguration appearance at an agreed time on an agreed date, subject to the celebrity's availability.
  • Opening activities such as ribbon cutting, lamp lighting, a short address or a walk through the store, as agreed.
  • Promotional content around the opening, for example a short video or photographs, with agreed uses.
  • A site plan for arrival, entry, the inauguration point and exit.
  • Guidance for announcing the opening before the day, within what the celebrity side approves.

Scope is subject to agreement and to the availability of the celebrity concerned. Not every celebrity offers every activity.

Planning considerations.

  • Location and crowd: a street-front opening can draw crowds, so entry, barricading and security need planning with the local authorities where required.
  • Timing: opening dates often depend on construction and licences, and the celebrity's availability must line up with them.
  • Announcement: when and how the appearance can be advertised is agreed so that nothing is promoted before it is confirmed.
  • Scope: agree the length of stay and whether time with customers or press is included.
  • Content: decide who captures and uses photographs and video from the day.

How store openings are run.

  1. Step 1

    Share the opening plan

    Give us the store location, the target date, the expected footfall and what you would like the celebrity to do.

  2. Step 2

    Find a match

    We approach celebrities who fit the audience and could attend on your date, and report back.

  3. Step 3

    Confirm the terms

    Date, time, activities, content use and fees are set out in a proposal for you to accept.

  4. Step 4

    Prepare the venue

    A plan for arrival, the inauguration point, security and publicity is agreed with your team.

  5. Step 5

    Open the store

    We help coordinate the appearance on the day and follow up on the content agreed.

Questions about store openings.

Can we announce the celebrity in advance?

Only once the appearance is confirmed and the celebrity side has approved the announcement. We agree this timing with you.

How long does an opening appearance last?

Usually a short, defined period. The exact duration and activities are agreed with the celebrity side.

Do we need police permission?

Requirements differ by location and expected crowd. You are responsible for local permissions, and we can help plan around them.

Can the celebrity do more than one store?

Possibly, if the schedule allows. Multiple outlets are normally agreed as a single plan, and each visit is subject to availability.

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Enquire about store openings.

Tell us about your campaign. Our team reviews every enquiry and replies using the details you give. Scope is subject to agreement and to the availability of the celebrity concerned. Not every celebrity offers every activity.

  1. Share your campaign brief.
  2. We discuss the fit and availability.
  3. Review a proposal before confirming.
01 You and your brand
02 Your campaign

Only a guide. Fees are confirmed in a proposal.

What do you want the campaign to achieve?

03 The finer details

For example: a date, a month or “within 6 weeks”.

A preference only. Availability and interest are not assured.

This is an enquiry, not a booking. There is no online payment.