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Monthly Archives: April 2013
TRAILERS IN THE NEWS: Recent articles worth reading
At Tor.com, an online journal about sci-fi and fantasy culture, featuring writing on books, games, movies and art, there’s a fascinating article about an 19th Century Painting, that appears to be the model/inspiration for much movie poster key-art design. Read … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and Interviews
Tagged david friedrich, ian crouch, key art, movie marketing, movie posters, new yorker, npr, romantic painting, scott simon, sound cues, tor.com, Trailers
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BIOSHOCK INFINITE: The Game Trailer Considered
[Apologies to regular readers for your AWOL blogger. I’ve been doing paid work and was obliged, as I am from time to time, to attend to the realities of the bill cycle.] It’s hard to escape the critical and promotional … Continue reading
Posted in Readings
Tagged ", "american beast, bioshock infinite, cgi, game trailers, in-engine, irrational games, movie marketing, nica vega, special shoot
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