Dreamlike Pictures has a proven track record of crafting impactful video content to help both improve government policy and to shine a light on issues of importance to municipalities. Our latest collaboration with the Johnson Library showcases our ability to capture in one nonstop 36 hour marathon to move a fable Vanderbilt era library out of harm’s way.
Through evocative imagery, timelapse, night drone work, no sleep for 36 hours and a measured tone, we effectively captured the significance of this local development initiative, engaging viewers and inspiring action to ensure the library has a great second act in its new home on safe ground. The client received numerous requests to promote the film throughout New England – this is the trailer we created from the film. The best trailers are not summaries of the movie, but rather an exciting ad to leave the viewer wanting more.
In the last 13 years we have cut over 20 movie trailers for both major motion pictures and local but equally important local events. May we cut a thrilling theatrical movie trailer for you?
