Well, trailer is the new mantra for book promotion.We have heard the author’s voice in this book trailer.
‘Odd Hours’, another trailer, shows an emotionally packed scene in which a bruised hero leaves town with his backpack and dog, with an escorting voice over. (reading between the shots). Another video which is dark in character with pig-headed people, big breasted women, and gangster style gun shots.
Now, this animated spot for the New Zealand Book Council features Maurice Gee's novel Going West. The spot, developed by Colenso BBDO, has some interesting traits. With a unique way of narration and art-direction the spot attracts our attention. (via: Adfreak)
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