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The appeal of long-form ads
Clearly, some PR company (or companies) is making good money out of convincing large corporations and businesses that the way to get to consumers, in this fragmented media world, is to do long-form advertisements. Rather than short, pithy 30 second … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Human Behavior, Social Psychology
Tagged adverfilm, Advertising, air travel, Qantas, short film
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Shutting the Gates – Watch the full short-film
The full version of my short film, Shutting the Gates, is now available for viewing and downloading. Shutting the Gates is a docu-drama based on my research into the psychology of in-home sales. The film was a finalist at the 2010 … Continue reading
Shutting the Gates – official trailer
Everybody wants the best for their kids, and Robert Fisher is the man to help them… or is he? Exploring the relationship between anxiety and decision-making, Shutting the Gates will make you question every purchase decision you have ever made.
Posted in Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Ethics, Philosophy, Research, Social Psychology, Tribal
Tagged Consumer Behavior, in-home sales, short film, Shutting the Gates
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