Wolverine Film Director Premieres First Teaser On Twitter’s Vine
Twitter’s fledgling Vine video app got a nice boost yesterday when James Mangold, director of the upcoming The Wolverine, premiered six seconds of the film as a Vine video. It seems to be the first time a major motion picture has used Vine to premiere film footage, bypassing the traditional release of a full-length trailer. […]
Twitter’s fledgling Vine video app got a nice boost yesterday when James Mangold, director of the upcoming The Wolverine, premiered six seconds of the film as a Vine video.
It seems to be the first time a major motion picture has used Vine to premiere film footage, bypassing the traditional release of a full-length trailer. That trailer isn’t due to premiere until tomorrow, giving Vine a two-day advance window.
Mangold coined the term “tweaser” to describe the six-second video in a tweet that’s now been retweeted more than a thousand times and favorited more than 250 times.
The tweaser. vine.co/v/bDExaiMjJ1F
— James Mangold (@mang0ld) March 25, 2013
The Wolverine’s official Twitter account also posted the Vine video, and that tweet has had an additional 550+ retweets and 130+ favorites so far.
All in all, that’s pretty solid exposure for Vine and — more importantly — it’s a degree of validation that marketing and promotion can be done in just six seconds of video.
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