Filmmakers Linda Palmer and Todd Wade have chosen to market their most recent feature, THE WEDDING VIDEO, completely alternatively and in doing so, have placed the film with newly formed, Serendipity Pictures.
The distribution company is really a hybrid distribution / ad agency firm that looks for projects that fit into other unique retail environments. This film launches their initial walk down the matrimonial aisle of the wedding industry. They are currently signing on major wedding retailers to cross market their product with the film. The key is the retailer commercial will appear before the film starts and the DVD jacket will bare their name as the "presenter" of the film. The movies may be sold as bridal gifts or given away as promos at bridal expos or with purchases.
They are also working with wedding videographers to offer a very unique opportunity to customize the movie for their client, adding their "wedding video footage" to the beginning of the film and adding their clients names in the credits as a very unique wedding gift. "This is a phenomenal way for anyone to be in a real Hollywood movie," states producer Linda Palmer.
Along with those opportunities, Serendipity has engaged in future plans to run contests offering a "role in the sequel" in conjunction with Runaway Productions. Palmer has partnered with writer / co-star, Chris Pentzell, of the original "Wedding Video", to produce the sequel . His character is the lead role and the story is loosely based around reality tv, wedding videography and an elopement.
The distribution company is really a hybrid distribution / ad agency firm that looks for projects that fit into other unique retail environments. This film launches their initial walk down the matrimonial aisle of the wedding industry. They are currently signing on major wedding retailers to cross market their product with the film. The key is the retailer commercial will appear before the film starts and the DVD jacket will bare their name as the "presenter" of the film. The movies may be sold as bridal gifts or given away as promos at bridal expos or with purchases.
They are also working with wedding videographers to offer a very unique opportunity to customize the movie for their client, adding their "wedding video footage" to the beginning of the film and adding their clients names in the credits as a very unique wedding gift. "This is a phenomenal way for anyone to be in a real Hollywood movie," states producer Linda Palmer.
Along with those opportunities, Serendipity has engaged in future plans to run contests offering a "role in the sequel" in conjunction with Runaway Productions. Palmer has partnered with writer / co-star, Chris Pentzell, of the original "Wedding Video", to produce the sequel . His character is the lead role and the story is loosely based around reality tv, wedding videography and an elopement.
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