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Digital Kitchen is a design and motion graphics studio that has created many television title sequences since being founded in 1955. One of their most notable works was the title sequence for the HBO series True Blood. For this sequence, Digital Kitchen sought to portray the themes and setting of the show through seemingly found imagery from the real world, using shots of dead animals, religious symbols, and sexual references to hint at the gory and provocative nature of the series in a way that distinguished it from other vampire stories at the time.
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1) Companies remake films for profit, as production values and technology have advanced, allowing for higher quality remakes that appeal to wider audiences.
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The document discusses marketing plans for an upcoming new James Bond film, including hosting a press junket at the Mayfair Hotel in London. Press from newspapers like The Times and magazines like Empire will be invited to create buzz around the film. The trailer will be shown before films targeting different age groups of the audience. Posters will be displayed prominently on billboards and the London Underground to reach commuters. A viral campaign including a website and social media presence will help target younger audiences. Merchandise like posters and a video game could help promote the film if released beforehand.
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The document discusses marketing plans for an upcoming new James Bond film, including:
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2) Showing the film trailer on TV shows like Spartacus: Vengeance and Grimm, and in movies like The Hunger Games and The Bourne Legacy to target different age groups.
3) Displaying posters on London Underground stations and busy streets to catch the attention of commuters and shoppers.
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This document outlines a pitch for a 5-minute short film about a young woman who is overly dependent on technology and social media. When she gets in an argument with her brother, she is mysteriously transported back to 1970. In the past, she experiences real-world community at the first Glastonbury music festival and learns to appreciate life without technology. She returns home changed and decides to spend more time with her brother outside rather than online. The film aims to explore the themes of time, technology, and how societies have changed through an entertaining story that will appeal to its target 16-24 year old audience.
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- 4. Digital kitchen worked closely with this show to create and interesting original title sequence. At the time this show was being made, the topic it was based on was one of the hottest, Digital Kitchen wanted to make the title sequence completely different from all of the new films and series out that included similar themes and storylines. They stated that they ‘sought to translate larger thematic struggles into seemingly found Imagery from the real world’ and so they did.
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