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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Posted by Patricia Zimmermann at 12:52PM
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Blog written by Ann Michel and Phil Wilde, coprincipals, Insights International
A picture, we have been told, is worth 1000 words. A moving picture is worth considerably more.
But sound? What is sound worth?
Why is sound important?
Why should you care about sound?
The picture goes straight to your brain. You see it. Process it. Understand it.
Sound goes straight to your heart. You feel it. Want it. Care about it.
A good sound track soundtrack can completely alter the experience of watching a show. Try watching shows without the sound.
Watch the FLEFF trailer silent. Then, add then sound back in. When the sound is done well, the show transform.
Play with it.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Posted by Patricia Zimmermann at 3:15AM
| 39 comments
Blog written by Ann Michel and Phil Wilde, principals, Insights International
Why make a trailer?
Is it because everybody expects us to have one?
Is it because audiences truly enjoy the short short movie?
Is it because our attention spans are so short?
That we're just too busy, and we demand everything we consume to be condensed?
That we're just too busy, and we demand everything we consume to be condensed?
Is it the plethora of a available images and movies that makes us want to see as many of them as we can?
What do you think?
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