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Camden Picture House Maximus Maximise Behind the scenes IMPACTS 890,000 per 14 days This iconic and hugely well-known site is located in the heart of The Camden Picture House Banner not only reaches locals and Camden Borough half way between Kentish Town and Camden Town visitors, but benefits from significant trac passing through the SIZE 5m wide x 3m high tube stations. area. Key trac flows towards central London and towards Primrose Hill, Hampstead and Highgate. The landmark former cinema and grade 2 listed building is currently MAXIMUS FACTOR 1.7 undergoing a substantial redevelopment returning it to its former glory. The area has matured as a gentrified and desirable part of London with an influx of both professionals and creatives. It is viewed as the Measuring an impressive 15 square metres, the site creates what is the heart of London’s independent music community and benefits from VISIBILITY 100 meters largest and most impactful opportunity in this hard to reach and an eclectic mix of nightlife. important out-of-home area. An enviable location on the corner of the main intersection of Kentish Town Road and Prince of Wales Road with Kentish Town could well be described as a gentrified version of TARGET GROUPS mass market, retail, motors at least 100 meters of visibility creates the feeling of total ownership what Hackney is to Shoreditch With few opportunities to and domination. Consistent vehicular trac throughout the day and communicate to this highly desirable audience makes it a must have significant dwell times created by the presence of trac lights allows the banner on any OOH schedule. This area has not benefited from a DWELL TIMES due to trac individual to absorb the sites creative content. banner in recent years, so beyond impact and stature it will accentuate reach and frequency to a media plan in an important area of London. 187 Kentish Town Road, London NW1 8PD H i g O2 FORUM KENTISH TOWN h BELZISE PARK g a KENTISH TOWN t HAMPSTEAD BULL & GATE e THE ROSE & CROWN R d d CAMDEN’S DAUGHTER R n w o T h s i M t a n l e d K e n R d [email protected] MOTHER FLIPPER CAMDEN TOWN BREWERY THE GRAFTON +44 (0)207 692 4862 Wales Rd ce of KENTISH TOWN WEST Prin DOSA DELI @maximusmaximise.com CHALK FARM PRIMROSE HILL REGENT’S PARK CAMDEN TOWN THE ABBEY TAVERN KING’S CROSS maximusmaximise.com.

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