... thoughts from living in the new media frontier
The pilot episode in a branded documentary focusing on the communal and ritual involved in the tailgate experience for fans of University of Nebraska football. Lincoln and the Husker fans have long possessed one of the most unique and sought-after gameday experiences in college football.
Experience the trek and the game through the eyes of the fans.
Run time: 10 minutes.
sample-processed animation graphics. End credits from the branded-documentary series Artifact, an action sports documentary series.
The introduction for “Coming Home,” Episode 1, Season 2 of the action sports documentary series Artifact, featuring San Diego Dynasty, a professional paintball team.
Artifact is an online branded documentary produced by Disconnected Media for Planet Eclipse, and action sports equipment manufacturer.
Production has started on ETV 18
Got a call from Corey at the Omaha chapter of the AMA (American marketing association) our emortals video vignettes won an award! She said she was excited and surprised a viral/interactive campaign won. Sign-o-the times.
….there’s a great article In the new Transworld Business about rising out of the current situation, and on how much focus needs to but began branding…
How companies that do that will succeed.
It highlights the fact the we have been over retailer and offered too many similar choices in the same product catergory for awhile.
Watching the commentary on the wonderful Director’s Lab Spike Jonze DVD…
On Wax’s “California”, the infamous video where the man is running on fire. Loomis, bassist for the band, pointed out that this video was released at the Height of Beavis & Butthead, and right after MTV had to put a ban on the character’s signature freakout of yelling “fire! fire!”
So the show producers had to the characters watch the video, and Beavis turn red from holding it in, and eventually pass out from the over excitement of seeing the guy run on fire for the entire video.
Hilarious.
Zack & Miri Make A Porno…is killer, vintage kevin smith in that it’s hilarious, disgusting, vulgar, sweet, and sheds exceptional light on the human experience of those of us who are decidedly unexceptional. Not the assholes on reality shows, but more us schleps who watch them.
It follows very much the model of Chasing Amy, arguably KS’s best pic; the film starts out gut busting and ridiculous, but all of the sudden gets really serious.
Where as Amy, at it’s core, is really about reconciling our own preconceived notions of acceptable paths and unattainable expectations we place often place on a mate, ZMMP deals with recognize and then denying what is obvious.
And has Traci Lords. And poo. And Jason Mewes. And gay sex jokes.
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http://www.waitingroomlounge.com/
of course the terms “rap” and “rock” are used to together, so what can you expect really?
our boy from Chicago Christopher Dilts has released a book of amazing photography from the 2008 North American Cycle Courier Championships called Delivery.
check it out.
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