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NEWS CYCLE TRAILERS: Pull the Stunt and Let the Amateurs* Market the Film

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Frederick Greene

Sacha Baron Cohen has been confounding interviewers and interviewees since his break-through Ali G days. A comic descendent of Lenny Bruce and Andy Kaufman, he’s a fearless and occasionally brilliant performance artist and a consummate because shameless and gonzo promoter … Continue reading →

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PROMETHEUS HERALDS: Trailer Coming Soon

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Frederick Greene

PROMETHEUS TRAILER DEBUT ANNOUNCEMENT Is this the newest thing? Is this a good thing, and if so, where does it end? In today’s post, I want to discuss trailers having trailers. Perhaps I’m late to the party and it’s been … Continue reading →

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THE HUNGER GAMES TEASER: A Viral Reading Campaign?

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Frederick Greene

In the :58 teaser for The Hunger Games, there is no explanation of the title, no explanation of the premise, no description of the “world” entered, other than the audio-visual evidence that a female archer is under assault in a … Continue reading →

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