Standard Video Wall
The standard Video Wall runs cross-screen and enables advertisers to easily launch rich and compelling video display campaigns within a pre-established layout. Video Wall offers sticky top banners across desktop and mobile for improved viewability, and an auto-play teaser video to enhance engagement. Mobile web and app feature a large video display unit below the fold, while desktop features a supporting static below the fold.
Demo
Desktop
Desktop - Expanded State
- On first impression, the ad unit renders in the expanded state and transitions to a collapsed sticky state if a user scrolls down the page within 3 seconds.
- The intro video will auto-play without sound. If a user clicks on the video, it will play the full-length video with sound within the video frame.
Desktop - Expanded State
Desktop - Collapsed State
- On subsequent impressions, the ad will render in the collapsed state that can be expanded by the user and sticks if the page is scrolled within 3 seconds.
Desktop - Collapsed State
Desktop - Below the Fold
- Static 300x250
Mobile/Apps
Mobile - Tall Banner
- On all pages*, the top banner will stick if the user immediately scrolls down the page
- *Top banner does not stick on app HP
- The six second video will auto-play without sound
- Tapping the video will launch the full-length video in the full-screen player
Mobile - Secondary Banner
- The six second video will auto-play without sound
- Tapping the video will launch the full-length video in the full-screen player
Mobile/Apps
Tablet App Banner
- 970x250 static banner
Tablet App
Creative Components & Safe Zones
- Video Files (2 total)
- The Video Wall requires a full 1920x1080px video (up to 5 minutes) and 6 sec 640x360 video.
- For optimal design, trailer should not have letterboxing.
- Background Image (3 total)
- Desktop Background (with Title Treatment and Trailer Slate baked in)
- 1920x600 (3840x1200)
- Mobile Unit
- 320x100 (2048x640)
- Mobile Secondary Unit
- 1920x844 (3840x1688)
- Static 300x250 (600x500) unit
Desktop Background
Mobile Unit
Mobile Secondary
Photoshop Templates
Production Timeline
IMDb Ad Production Timelines account for the number of business days it will take to produce an ad unit and set it live. This does not account for other phases of the campaign setup, such as IO approvals and booking.
Client Designed – 5 Days
- Client designed assets must match PSD templates.
- Incorrect specs will add additional days to the SLA
IMDb Designed – 10 Days
- SLA begins when all design assets are received and approved.
Product Restrictions
- Overall layout of the template cannot be changed and all important elements must be designed within the safe zones
Serving
- 1st party only
Asset Deliverables – Client Designed
Production will not begin until all assets are delivered.
- Video File (Full Trailer)
- 1920x1080 (16:9)
- .mp4 format only (we do not support ProRes format)
- Max length: 5 minutes
- Max file weight: 50mb
- Video File (6 sec intro)
- 640x360
- .mp4 format only (we do not support ProRes format)
- Max length: 6 sec
- Max file weight: 1mb
- Desktop Background
- 1920x600 (3840x1200)
- .jpg format & PSD file
- Mobile Background
- 320x100 (2048x640)
- .jpg format & PSD file
- Mobile Secondary Background
- 1920x844 (3840x1688)
- .jpg format & PSD file
- Static Banner
- 300x250 (600x500)
- .jpg format & PSD file
Asset Deliverables – IMDb Designed
Production will not begin until all assets are delivered.
- Video File (Full Trailer)
- 1920x1080px (16:9)
- .mp4 format only (we do not support ProRes format)
- Max length: 5 minutes
- Max file weight: 50mb
- Video File (6 sec intro)
- 640x360
- .mp4 format only (we do not support ProRes format)
- Max length: 6 sec
- Max file weight: 1mb
- High resolution layered key art PSDs
- Layered title treatment (with tagline and cast names if they are to be included in the design)
- Advertising copy, legal lines, logos, and rating bugs
- Fonts in .otf or .ttf format
- Design direction and/or pre-existing ad units for reference
- Brand guidelines
- Clickthrough link