September 5th, 2012
Zoom What are these ads actually doing to the human race, what are we seeing in the trailer? You call advertising a work of art, but this movie seems to be saying that advertisements are evil. I think that we live in pretty dark times. Otherwise we wouldn’t need art. Art comes up when you need it. It helps transforms things. Well, not our society because there are other, better ways of transforming our society than with art. But it transforms our spirit.  ~ Meredith Woerner, Q&A w/ Director Jamie Bradshaw of Branded

What are these ads actually doing to the human race, what are we seeing in the trailer? You call advertising a work of art, but this movie seems to be saying that advertisements are evil.

I think that we live in pretty dark times. Otherwise we wouldn’t need art. Art comes up when you need it. It helps transforms things. Well, not our society because there are other, better ways of transforming our society than with art. But it transforms our spirit. 

~ Meredith Woerner, Q&A w/ Director Jamie Bradshaw of Branded

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    The irony, this film is getting advertised next to not at all because it has an actual message. I saw one commercial and...
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