Richard Verrier from The LA Times published an interesting article about the rift between Theater Owners and Distributors. Moviegoers fed up with long trailers may get some relief at the multiplex. The trade group representing major theater chains announced that it...
Here’s a recent article in The LA Times, by Ryan Faughnder, about the burgeoning scene of Hollywood movie trailers. Movie trailers have become their own kind of blockbusters. Hollywood studios collectively spent $3.16 billion last year on U.S. marketing efforts...
(An analogy with a Chef in the kitchen)By Kuldeep Shah If you think of a trailer as a dish, then a trailer editor is the chef. Just like a great chef who takes raw ingredients and turns them into a delicious, memorable meal — a trailer editor takes all the raw...
There’s tons of “Best trailers of 2014” lists out there. I’m not sure if I agree with most of those, but this one by A.V. club, comes close. You decide. Cutting a movie trailer may be primarily an act of salesmanship, as mercenary in its...
The Art of First Impressions: How to Cut a Movie Trailer by Stephen Garrett in Filmmaking, Issues, Line Items on Jan 13, 2012 2012 WINTER, Bill Cunningham New York, Enter the Void, film trailer, half nelson, Kinetic, Ryan Fleck, The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975 It’s...
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