It is a treat how far they go to refer to a real product without using the real name. Like instead of Amazon they will say "Redwood" cause techincally the Redwood force is a rainforestThere are very few things worse in film or TV than generic search engines and shit like that. Pay the money (or get paid!), use the real thing.
I always hated fake ass phones or computers in early aughts movies, it always took me out of the film.Immersion breaking, for any movie meant to be like irl at least. Having the avengers flying around nyc and seeing real landmarks and cities and stuff, but then they have a phone that is some fake brand is worse than product placement.
Oh no, I love that sort of thing. It used to be illegal for the BBC to show any actual brands at all in their programming, and the lengths they went to to avoid doing so were very fun in their own way.There are very few things worse in film or TV than generic search engines and shit like that. Pay the money (or get paid!), use the real thing.
i think this is pretty normal in the film industry?
There's all kinds of stipulations with certain brands/products
Apple cannot stop villains or anyone else from having iPhones, it's only when a product placement contract comes into play that Apple is in a position to make demands because they're paying the studio a lot of money.
Then nothing. If you don't have a product placement contract you decide. But you're not getting any money.what if you dont have a product placement contract and still give the bad guy an iphone?
I used to enjoy it to an extent (Finder Spider!) but now it's just SO cheesy and completely destroys any semblance of realismOh no, I love that sort of thing. It used to be illegal for the BBC to show any actual brands at all in their programming, and the lengths they went to to avoid doing so were very fun in their own way.
But what if I want to set my movies in an optimistic future where the default search engine isn't run by an evil corporation that sells its users private data?There are very few things worse in film or TV than generic search engines and shit like that. Pay the money (or get paid!), use the real thing.
i think this is pretty normal in the film industry?
There's all kinds of stipulations with certain brands/products
Immersion breaking, for any movie meant to be like irl at least. Having the avengers flying around nyc and seeing real landmarks and cities and stuff, but then they have a phone that is some fake brand is worse than product placement.
This mentality explains so much about the state of moviemaking these days.There are very few things worse in film or TV than generic search engines and shit like that.
Shyamalan's next feature - third act:
*Detective tracking serial killer, Day*
'B...but it can't be Steve who butchered those women'
*Movie slow-mo montages all moments of Steve using an iPhone throughout the movie*
*Cuts to Steve in the present, music flares as he peels off an Apple sticker on his phone to reveal....HUAWEI*
*Detective reaches for gun and calls SWAT*
i dunno, would you really have had a problem with the Avengers using Stark brand phones?Immersion breaking, for any movie meant to be like irl at least. Having the avengers flying around nyc and seeing real landmarks and cities and stuff, but then they have a phone that is some fake brand is worse than product placement.
As has been stated by others, you can use them, but if you want Apple to pay for the promotion you can't let the villains use it.this seems weird, especially as house of cards (i.e. a show with morally repulsive characters) is full of apple tech.
Weird. I was watching You on Netflix and the main character is using an iPhone in the second season. In the first season everyone was using some Android Phone. Like a galaxy s7. The main charactere certainly isnt a hero by any stretch. Maybe this just goes for big films and not TV shows.
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Whenever someone says this I feel like I'm in a crazy dimension. Nothing is worse than blatantly being advertised at in the middle of a movie... "Oh here's some really important plot information, better stop to take a sip of this convenient pepsi can!"There are very few things worse in film or TV than generic search engines and shit like that
It's less that they won't allow it to happen and more that they won't pay for the product placement if the villain uses an iPhone.
If you want me to believe your story is taking place in the real world, then it should reflect the real world. You can show google results without zooming in on the google logo. If they force you to show it, then so be it. Your analogy is not at all comparable btw.Whenever someone says this I feel like I'm in a crazy dimension. Nothing is worse than blatantly being advertised at in the middle of a movie... "Oh here's some really important plot information, better stop to take a sip of this convenient pepsi can!"