Now there's a way to measure the power of online opinion in entertainment.
There are millions of opinions about entertainment properties - blogs, message boards, Twitter, Facebook and other social networks. It's the world's biggest, fastest, most honest focus group. Fizziology gathers it all, distills it and generates useful data.
Twilight Saga: Edward Vs. Jacob who wins?
How we gauge an ocean of sentiment.
Rather than rely on automated keyword scoring, our Social Media Analysts read and score a statistically relevant sample of a property's social chatter - when it comes to entertainment, a "sick" movie can be bad or good, and keyword algorithms can't tell the difference. Our proprietary formula combines a property's chatter volume, sentiment and placement (so blogs and tweets are not valued equally) to create a meaningful representation of opinion we can view as a snapshot, or track over time.
A single post that sums up the general tone of the chatter about that property.
A visual representation of the percentage of the conversation that is positive, negative, or neutral/mixed. Roll over the mood icons to reveal actual precentages.
Most negative/positive chatter.
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What it is:
There are hundreds of applications for Fizziolo.gy, and we can create in-depth, custom reports specifically for you. Let us know what you want to know and we can create a CustomFizz proposal to help you discover what the world is saying about the properties you care about.
How it works:
We take the conversational temperature of many major upcoming releases, and can add other properties upon request. We can then compare historical data and contexts to discover the custom insights you need.
What you learn:
You learn what you want to learn. Want to track a property with equities in different media? View changes in social opinion across a franchise, over time? Understand how buzz about one property can affect a second property? Understand mass-conversational ascent and burnout dynamics within an entertainment category? We can develop a strategy to discover what you need to know.
What's bubbling the week of 01/26 - 02/02
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Avatar

RT @funnyordie: Yo, Rose- I'm real happy for you, and I'ma never let go, but Avatar is the highest grossing film of all time. OF ALL TIME.

:O RT @BreakingNews: 'Avatar' sinks 'Titanic' as world's biggest movie http://bit.ly/cOWpUK

Saw #Avatar last night in 3D Imax. Wow, so beautiful! Engaging and really thought provoking. Anyone else see it?

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The Book of Eli

the book of eli was really good REAL TALK @sagal_ali

Rotten Tomatoes Show kinda dissed "Book of Eli", was it any good? I really wanted to see it.

The Book of Eli: Denzel rains righteous fury upon the wicked as a post-apocalyptic Machete Jesus. You will respect Machete Jesus.

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Edge of Darkness

Omg just left screening of edge of darkness new Mel Gibson movie. FAB. Kick A**

Just got back from the premiere of Edge of Darkness. This flick straight up owns. Mel Gibson is back with a vengeance.

went to see melgibson in "edge of darkness" I liked it,he is damn good

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The Lovely Bones

i just watched the lovely bones. the book was way better.

the lovely bones is a creepy movie.

Finished a screening of Peter Jackson's "The Lovely Bones".....all I can say is Oscar Oscar Oscar @Royal_Update.

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Dear John

MY FAVORITE NOVEL OF NICHOLAS SPARKS "DEAR JOHN" IS NOW A NEW MOVIE... YEY!

reading Dear John, want to read it before I go see it.. :)

all this talk about romantic movies is gettin me excited to watch dear john when it come out lol im such a girl aha but it looks so romantic

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Sherlock Holmes At 76% positive, this film received the most positive chatter this week.

After a long time, watched a really hilarious movie - Sherlock Holmes .. worth watching a 2nd time for a 2nd serving of hearty laughter

Also, I FINALLY saw "Sherlock Holmes" today. I really enjoyed it! (Oh, yes. And I totally geeked out over the end!)

gosh,I LOVE Sherlock Holmes <3 Guy Ritchie's best movie so far.

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Legion At 15% negative, this film received the most negative chatter this week.

RT @MzEnY: This legion movie disturbs me! diz old woman climbing the wall and ceiling..o ma ga o!>lol dont b scared she'l jus bite ur neck

Am I the only one who wants to see Legion?

Legion is a god-awful movie. Save yourself the time and money and don't watch it.

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Valentine's Day

Just saw the previews for the new movie "Valentines Day". I can't wait to see it! Its got a star studded cast!

can't wait to watch valentine's day, friggin epic!

I need a sistah friend to go with me to see Valentine's Day!! The cast is CRAZY!

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When in Rome

@IMKristenBell Seeing When in Rome Saturday... Hoping it's a good date movie!

Cannot wait to go see When In Rome friday!!! :) :) :)

Just saw "When in Rome". cute and funny. Just what I needed tonight.

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The Wolfman

The weird hand transformation in the Wolfman trailer = the graphics from the Legion trailor + hairy knuckles. Sloppy, Hollywood.

i gotta c this Benicio flick..."Wolfman"

@johncmayer I believe so. Either way wolfman looks like it's going to be legit. Better than all this other cheesy vamp wolf shit

  • Alvin and the Chipmunks: 2 The Squeakquel
  • Shutter Island
  • It's Complicated
  • The Spy Next Door
  • Up In The Air

weekly insight:

Avatar makes it lucky #7 – 7 weeks at the top of the Weekly Fizz10. And buzz dropped only 12% this week, but that’s what becoming the biggest movie ever will do for you (Its official...Avatar is da highest grossing movie ever at $1.86 billion!! That's isane people. $50 of it is mine from seeing it 4 times lol). And while positives may be slipping as neutrals/mixed increase, negative chatter remains amazingly small at 2%. New movies Edge of Darkness and When In Rome both made the list this week – but their relatively high negatives (especially 13% for Edge of Darkness) don’t suggest strong word-of-mouth. Dear John is a smash in social media with buzz jumping 44% this week. It’s generating Twilight-esqe hyperbole among its young female target audience (dear john dear john dear john dear john!!!! THATS ALL I THINK ABOUT!! it seriously is going to be the best movie of all time!!!!). The crowded President’s Day weekend is making its presence felt on the Fizz10 with both Valentine’s Day and The Wolfman making strong early showings on the list (feb 11 = the wolfman & valentine's day. tough decision).

What it is:
The top 10 tracked entertainment properties sorted by the weight of their social conversations. It's free, it's always right here, updated every Wednesday. In the coming weeks we'll also cover music, gaming, television and more.
What you learn:
Currently focused on movies, the weekly fizz10 ranks entertainment properties by the volume of online chatter and the relative quality of sentiment. It's a snapshot of, not just what people are talking about, but how much, and how they feel about it.
about fizziolo.gy:

Fizziologysm measures the world of entertainment using the world of online conversation. Through products delivered through fizziolo.gy, entertainment professionals now have a new tool to measure value in their properties among a new kind of influencers.

Fizziology's weekly snapshot of the weight and sentiment of entertainment-based social conversation – the weekly fizz10 - is available at fizziolo.gy and updated each Wednesday. It's  free, and it's just a taste of the kind of insight available through Fizziology products.

Jordan Levin, former CEO of the WB Network and current CEO of Generate (a multiplatform media company), is an early fan of Fizziology. "The real-time comments of real people within social media are increasingly impacting entertainment choices for consumers – what people watch, what people play, what people listen to. It's been easy to observe something on a case-by-case basis, like how a particular movie is being reacted to on Twitter. But until now, it has been impossible to look across all social media to see how people are reacting to everything entertainment related and predict behavior as a result. This is going to be a valuable tool for entertainment decision-makers."

"It's the world's biggest, fastest, most honest focus group," says Ben Carlson, co-creator of Fizziology. "People have been trying to use social media to promote. But what they should really do is listen. All of these online conversations are impacting entertainment. Fizziology can help marketers, content creators and other entertainment decisionmakers understand what everyone is talking about – spotting challenges and opportunities. And then doing something about them."

Fizziology is the brainchild of Bradley and Montgomery (BaM), an independent advertising agency. After using social media to launch successful online campaigns for Microsoft, MTV and VH1, BaM realized there was a need to translate individual opinions into data that can be measured, tracked and analyzed in real time.

What it is:
FizzCheck a simple, inexpensive real-time read on a single entertainment property's online chatter. It includes information, the volume of online conversation, the sentiment of that chatter, examples of similar properties and analysis.
How it works:
During a single week, our Social Media Analysts review social media activity connected to a single property, and score a statistically significant sample of each to determine both sentiment, and the volume of that sentiment. We provide an executive analysis to report our findings and give context to them.
What you learn:
Quickly learn how your property (or a competitive one) is faring in the court of social opinion this week, get key insights and typical social sentiments from the world's biggest, fastest, most honest focus group.
What it is:
FizzFirst reports preview events and seasons most likely to receive significant impact from social conversation. Over the year, FizzFirst reports will look ahead to the summer movie season, award season, festivals, fall TV, holiday releases and more.
How it works:
While collecting data about major upcoming releases, our Social Media Analysts look for surprises, connections and insights, and release a FizzFirst insight report for key calendar events.
What you learn:
Get an overview of how the chattering public is talking about an upcoming property - for example, how sentiment may change from the production announcement to the trailer release, through the campaign and beyond.
What it is:
A four-week FizzTrack report lets you track how a single property's volume and sentiment changes over time, and allows you to determine the reasons for those changes with weekly reporting and analysis.
How it works:
During a 4-week period, our Social Media Analysts review social media activity connected to a single property, and score a statistically significant sample of each to determine both sentiment, and the volume of that sentiment, then track any changes over the period, while noting key change-events on a master calendar. We report weekly, and at the end of the period, provide an executive analysis to report our findings and provide context.
What you learn:
Quickly learn how your property (or a competitive one) is faring in the court of social opinion over time, get key insights and understand more about the external factors and events that shift social sentiment over a 28 day period.
What it is:
Subscribers to Fizziology's movie tracker get a snapshot of the films generating the most heat in social conversation for releases in theaters, as well those that are 1 to 4 weeks from release.
How it works:
Log in to see the films ranked by the weight of their online buzz in tabbed charts - from 4 weeks from release to films in theaters now. You'll see the type of rankings you'll see in our weekly Fizz10, only with earlier tracking, more robust data presentation and earlier weekly insights.
What you learn:
Quickly learn how your upcoming release (or a competitive one) is faring in the court of social opinion, get key insights and typical social sentiments from the world's biggest, fastest, most honest focus group.
What it is:
Subscribers to Fizzilogy's talent tracker learn what people are saying about any actor or personality you'd care to track from the weight of the social conversation about them.
How it works:
Log in to see the volume of conversation and the top trending topics associated with your tracked actor in online chatter; see percentages of that actor's positive, neutral or negative buzz, even track several actors to compare their relative heat.
What you learn:
Quickly learn how key talent is faring in the court of social opinion and typical social sentiments from the world's biggest, fastest, most honest focus group.
What it is:
The X stands for 10 - track any 10 properties over time. You can even change what properties are being tracked every 28 days if you choose. Reporting is weekly and includes multi-property analysis.
How it works:
Our Social Media Analysts review social media activity connected to 10 properties and score a statistically significant sample of each to determine both sentiment, and the volume of that sentiment, then track any changes over the period, while noting key change-events on a master calendar. We report weekly, and at the end of the period, provide an executive analysis to report our findings and provide context.
What you learn:
Quickly learn how your property (or a competitive one) is faring in the court of social opinion over time, get key insights and understand more about the external factors and events that shift social sentiment in 13-week increments.
recent fizziolo.gy: press and quotes







"Fizziology can give you a great assessment of what the digital world is currently saying about your projects. It can help with marketing efforts, product placement or overall understanding of your titles."

Brett Dismuke
VP, Acquisitions - Image Entertainment
One Village Entertainment



"The real time comments of real people within social media are increasingly impacting entertainment choices for consumers -- what people watch, what people play, what people listen to. It's been easy to observe something on a case-by-case basis, like how a particular movie is being reacted to on Twitter. But until now it has been impossible to look across all social media to see how people are reacting to everything entertainment related and predict behavior as a result. This is going to be a valuable tool for entertainment decision-makers."

Jordan Levin,
former CEO of the WB Network
current CEO of Generate (a multiplatform media company)

Team Edward or Team Jacob? As The Twilight Saga: New Moon opens, it’s the question teen girls and “Twi-moms” alike are debating. And we (at Fizziolo.gy) can declare a victor – at least in social media. We analyzed the Twilight-related feeds (from Twitter, Facebook and blogs) we’ve pulled over the last 7 weeks of tracking. We figured out how many times the character names were mentioned, how often the actor names were mentioned and – to settle it once and for all – a combination character/actor analysis. The results can be seen in the accompanying charts.

Team Edward versus Team Jacob
Team Robert versus Team Taylor
Team Edward/Robert versus Team Jacob/Taylor
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