The Veronica Mars SXSW Movie Premiere Gives Fans a Coveted Sneak Peek
Michael Baxter — March 10, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: imdb & blog.zap2it
The Veronica Mars SXSW premiere was one of the most highly anticipated parts of the entire festival. Given the fact that artists like Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar are all doing performances, that's saying something.
Veronica Mars is the kind of show that has the cultest of cult followings. While lacking the longevity of other shows (having only lasted three years), it was wildly popular while it was around.
The Veronica Mars SXSW premiere SXSW treated fans to an early screening of the Kickstarter funded film and the Mania for the series showed through without a doubt. The movie wasn't only shown to fans however, as movie critics were also in attendance. The show has received praise from these critics so the March 14th official debut should be a treat for all longtime fans.
Veronica Mars is the kind of show that has the cultest of cult followings. While lacking the longevity of other shows (having only lasted three years), it was wildly popular while it was around.
The Veronica Mars SXSW premiere SXSW treated fans to an early screening of the Kickstarter funded film and the Mania for the series showed through without a doubt. The movie wasn't only shown to fans however, as movie critics were also in attendance. The show has received praise from these critics so the March 14th official debut should be a treat for all longtime fans.
Trend Themes
1. Crowdsourced Film Premieres - Crowdsourcing film premieres allows for fan engagement and feedback before a wider release, potentially leading to increased success.
2. Cult Followings - Shows with cult followings have the potential to monetize through merchandise, events, and spinoffs.
3. Crowdfunding for Film - Crowdfunding allows for passionate fans to directly fund and support films they are excited about.
Industry Implications
1. Film Industry - The film industry can utilize crowdfunding and crowdsourced premieres to engage with fans and gain valuable feedback and support.
2. Television Industry - Shows with passionate fanbases have opportunities to monetize through merchandise, events, and spinoffs, and may benefit from crowdsourced funding for continuation or adaptations.
3. Event Industry - Crowdsourced premieres and live events centered around cult TV shows and films have the potential to draw in dedicated, paying attendees.
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