'Chopper' Teaser Trailer - Horror Webseries starring Tyler Mane (Rob Zombie's Halloween 1,2)
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Essentially a contemporary spin on the timeless Sleepy Hollow mythology, Chopper's storyline revolves around a headless outlaw biker seeking vengeance in the afterlife by killing mortal sinners.
presented by Sullen
a DILEMMA production [www.DilemmaLA.com]
in association with Mane Entertainment
Starring: Tyler Mane
Produced and Directed by: J.C. Christofilis
Written by: J.C. Christofilis and Martin Shapiro
Based on an original screenplay by: Martin Shapiro
Trailer music: "I'm Alive" by Girls Under Glass
Chopper will unfold as a truly multi-platform experience that will launch this Summer with an ambitious webseries alongside a variety of transmedia content that will take audiences on a hair-raising online rollercoaster ride, ultimately culminating with a comic book series and feature film.
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http://news.tubefilter.tv/2011/02/18/chopper-goes-from-comic-con-indie-to-sponsored-web-series
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In reference to the TF article:
ReplyDeleteA "web series" (web = World Wide Web) cannot be geoblocked. Anything geoblocked would be better considered to be "TV online" since it uses that archaic business model. If content is geoblocked it simply cannot be considered to be on the web but rather on a regional network.
This is one thing the IAWTV got wrong. Then again they do have "TV" in there name. What were they thinking?
If companies want to use the "TV online" business model that is their prerogative in a free market economy but they should be transparent with their model and refrain from claiming to be on the "web".