NEBRASKA FILM OFFICE
Who says direct mail can't be fun? And who says promoting Nebraska as a great place to shoot your next blockbuster can't be either? Probably the same sad, boring person. This is a simple little campaign we did to help Hollywood types consider our great state for their next blockbuster.
Who says direct mail can't be fun? And who says promoting Nebraska as a great place to shoot your next blockbuster can't be either? Probably the same sad, boring person. This is a simple little campaign we did to help Hollywood types consider our great state for their next blockbuster.
Excerpt from Communication Arts' interview with Paul Little, Creative Director TWBA/Vancouver:What do you consider to be the greatest headline of all time? "Aside from half a dozen amazing Economist lines, there is one line that always pops into my head. It was for the Nebraska Film Office a few years back: Over a photo of an elderly Nebraskan couple, the line reads, “We want you to film in Nebraska so badly, we’re even willing to let you capture our souls with your magic boxes.” Maybe not the greatest of all time but damn funny."
There's no business like show business. Well, actually there's just like no business. Please film here.
Shoot a period film in a place that hasn't left the period.
Our local extras are real good at taking direction. Here, a few demonstrate "tired, hungry and sad."
We not only have the middle of nowhere, we also have the beginning and the end.
Film in Nebraska, where the men are men and the sheep are pants.
