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Top 6: October 20th 2010
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Vancouver International Film Festival: The Warden![]() Top 6: October 20th 2010
This is TBWAVancouver’s 16th year of creating trailers for the Vancouver International Film Festival. Each year they are tasked with coming up with a fresh new way to promote the festival that entertains and encourages festival attendees to keep coming back. This year they wanted to do something different and rethink the entire approach. Rather than running ads before the film begins, they wanted to challenge festival goers and make them active participants in the unfolding of a short film. TBWAVancouver has created a film called The Warden that is divided into 16 scenes (or trailers), and will release one scene each day of the festival non-linearly. Viewers can then go online to thewardensixteen.com and rearrange the scenes together in an effort to piece the story together. The hope is that the audience will be captivated, confused, intrigued, and challenged to uncover the complete story. The first and second scenes are available now.
Digital Designer: Jerome Leclere |
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