Update: the film is now on imdb.com.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2070877/
That makes it serious, man!
Monday, October 3, 2011
Trailer thinking
Time of the Robots is an unusual film in that being created using parts of other films, when I've tried to make a trailer in the past it simply looks like a montage of film clips, not like a coherent piece.
And that undercuts the whole idea I'm trying to assert: which is that TOTR is the result of a powerhouse drive of writing, editing and composing.
Right?
Maybe not.
The last time I tried to make a trailer I was still using exclusively public domain music for the film, and since then I've ended up scoring about 2/3 of the film with original music.
I lay awake last night thinking about this, and it came to me that maybe I can use a combination of titles, strategically chosen clips, and my music, maybe I can drum up a cool little trailer.
I'll try this out in the next week or so. It'll probably take longer than I think to do it.
But it'd sure be nice to have a trailer or teaser of some short to POST online.
We'll see.
And that undercuts the whole idea I'm trying to assert: which is that TOTR is the result of a powerhouse drive of writing, editing and composing.
Right?
Maybe not.
The last time I tried to make a trailer I was still using exclusively public domain music for the film, and since then I've ended up scoring about 2/3 of the film with original music.
I lay awake last night thinking about this, and it came to me that maybe I can use a combination of titles, strategically chosen clips, and my music, maybe I can drum up a cool little trailer.
I'll try this out in the next week or so. It'll probably take longer than I think to do it.
But it'd sure be nice to have a trailer or teaser of some short to POST online.
We'll see.
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