GTD and movietrailers

22 02 07 - 21:50 - Bookmark this post

This is just too weird. I love movietrailers. Especially the ones where you can actually see the complete movie in the trailer. Mostly it's a bad movie, so it's good to see it in the trailer. Or the classic trailers like the one for Seinfeld's movie. Then came the gametrailers. I always thought those were kind of weird. I mean, a trailer, a lineair piece of entertainment for something as non-lineair as a game?

But tonight, my amazement has reached new heights. I just saw the trailer for the betaversion of a new piece of webbased GTD-software....Yes. iCommit is in version 2 right now byt version 3 is in the making. And it comes with it's own movietrailer, complete with dramatic music. It's so much fun to see. Download it from their own website as a mov-file, or check Juggling Sheep for a in-page version. What's next? Trailers for websites? Hmmm....

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A tailer for a website has, in some way, already been done. Wehkamp, a dutch based on-line store, advertised on nationale television with full scale commercials for their new site. This is what comes close to a trailer for a website. So it is not to far away.
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