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Tag Archives: sound cues
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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INCEPTION Explained: A Clear-Eyed Trailer for a Dreamy Film
Despite its boffo box office results and strong critical response (not to mention its multiple award nominations) the most frequently heard reactions to INCEPTION were complaints about the complexity (and probable incoherence) of its narrative of nested dreams or the … Continue reading
Posted in Readings
Tagged " trailer, Chris Nolan, dream, editing, Ellen Page, Inception, joseph gordon levitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, marketing, michael caine, sound cues, warner bros.
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