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canijo
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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 7:54AM
Just curious - Why are there no trailers on Evil Angel DVDs?
DenverDon
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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 8:34AM
canijo,

I don't know which title, or titles you have, but a LOT of the ones I have do have trailers. I can't say all, but a lot of them do.

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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 9:19AM
Joey Silvera has no trailers on his DVDs, or at least all the ones I have, which is a lot. Personally, I don't mind not seeing trailers on Joey's DVDs, because it gives me a surprise when I do watch it.


I think that the directors have to compile the trailers, pick scenes, and all that, so that's a lot of work, taking a clip here and there.


I know John Leslie has trailers on his DVDs, I think I may remember Clark doing it, Jules I don't think does trailers.

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canijo
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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 1:37PM
Denver - I am curious to know which of your EA DVDs have trailers.
I have loads of EA DVDs, including volumes from Buttman, Rocco's TAS and RAT, Euro Angels, Hardball, Beautiful Girls, Big Natural Tits, Joey's Please and Service Animals, Fresh Meat and The Voyeur, and the Ass Worships. I had forgotten, as BIGmike pointed out, that Leslie does include trailers on his DVDs, but he is the exception rather than the rule at EA. Some of the more recent Rocco DVDs also include a trailer for Ass Collector, but I consider this a one-time, non-recurring phenomenon.
Tricia, my question is: Why do EA DVDs not include trailers the way RLD DVDs do? I realize that this is a bit more complicated at EA because each director owns his own product, but the trailers on a certain DVD could at least be for works by the same director.
I read reviews, search for opinions in these forums, examine boxcovers carefully, etc., in an attempt to make informed purchases, but, as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. IMO, trailers are a great value-added service for customers and present a marketing opportunity for distributors, resulting in an increase in sales.
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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 1:59PM
canijo,

Without checking individual titles, a large majority of the titles I have are Leslie's Fresh Meat and The Voyeur.

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tricia_devereaux
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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 6:11PM
Our release schedule has been so hectic lately trying to make simultaneous releases, that as soon as one movie is done with editing, the editor has to IMMEDIATELY start editing the next movie.

Even just 1 day for each movie to edit the trailer would be difficult right now.

I understand your points about using trailers as a way to see if you might like a movie.

Another consideration is space on either the VHS or DVD. Even on the DVD, using 10 minutes of space for trailers is 10 minutes that we can't use for either the main movie, or extra sex, or the fetish menu.

Currently, John Leslie is our only director who consistently does trailers. Perhaps in the future, more of directors may do trailers for some or most or all of their videos, but so far they haven't started that.

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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 6:13PM
Personally, I don't find trailers to be a very good indicator of whether I'll like a movie or not.
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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 7:01PM
Good point. If they're there I'll usually click on them, but if not it doesn't matter. I have usually decided whether I want more of the series already from the disc that I have just watched.

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Posted - Feb 16 2003 : 7:34PM
I personally like the inclusion of trailers. A well edited trailer can really whet your appetite for a video. The inclusion, especially on DVD where it doesn't have to be intrusive, stands as the best free advertising a company can have. It's interesting that Tricia mentioned John Leslie because he sometimes makes trailers that are better than the films. His productions can be brilliant or miss by a mile, but the trailer is always good.



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