Sentences with phrase «movie publicity stills»

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«At the end of the day a theatrical release still generates a lot of publicity, it gets a movie reviewed — every person that goes to watch that movie is paying for it,» he said.

Each disc also comes with a «Digital Image Gallery» including Scene Stills, Movie Posters, Publicity Stills, Behind the Scenes Photos and Lobby Cards.

Enamored host Michael Dunaway plays excerpts of interviews with cast and crew members (director Scott Teems, actors Ray McKinnon and Carrie Preston, cinematographer Rodney Taylor, music supervisor Linda Cohen), while behind - the - scenes photos, publicity stills, and silent clips from the movie appear on screen.

They were the last line of enticement — and sometimes the first — alongside carpet - bombing consumers with coming attractions, movie posters, marquees, publicity stunts, movie program books, and newspaper advertisements for their newest big - screen sensation.With no entertainment websites or blogs available to tease audiences with stills from their films, lobby cards served that purpose for the studio publicity machine.

--(Briefly) started a book recommendation site with a fellow author — Launched a movie review blog with a friend (still going)-- Launched a t - shirt company with a couple other friends (sucked a bunch of time and never amount to much of anything)-- Found a publicity company for indie authors called Book Review 22 (the second best venture)

At 8 × 10 inches, Sherman's prints look like ordinary film stills: publicity images that stage scenes from a movie for press and other promotional uses.

Artist Cindy Sherman burst on the scene in the late 1970s with her «Untitled Film Stills,» a series of photographs of faked publicity shots from unspecified movies.

Back then, publicity stills were routinely displayed in the lobbies of movie theaters.

Stezaker, who had a retrospective at the Whitechapel Gallery earlier this year, collects old photographs — movie stills, publicity shots, postcards, book and magazine illustrations — slices them in two, then splices them with other cut pictures to create something altogether new and often slightly disturbing.