The full-length Veronica Mars trailer will fans waiting in excited anticipation for the film’s March release. The crowd-funded project is an attempted to wrap up the plot and characters of the Veronica Mars television which was abruptly cancelled in 2007. The project famously garnered over $6.5 million on Kickstarter, then got a theatrical release as opposed to the straight-to-DVD release that was originally intended for the film.
The Veronica Mars Trailer shows all of the show’s characters ten years after high school. Veronica herself is a lawyer and wants to put her past behind her but ultimately must go back to to help her former boyfriend after he winds up accused of the murder of his girlfriend. The movie promises to be every bit as thrilling as the show, and bring back all the characters fans know and love.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Crowdfunding
- The success of the Veronica Mars crowdfunding campaign demonstrates the potential for using crowdsourcing to fund and generate excitement for film projects.
- Fan Engagement
- Veronica Mars fans' excitement and anticipation for the film's release highlights the importance of engaging and involving fans in the creative process.
- Reviving Cancelled Content
- The Veronica Mars film's successful revival of a cancelled television series opens up opportunities for bringing back other beloved shows and providing closure for fans.
Where This Applies
- Film Production
- The Veronica Mars film's Kickstarter success and theatrical release showcases the potential for disrupting the traditional film production and distribution model.
- Television
- The Veronica Mars film's ability to continue the story of a cancelled television series suggests a disruption in how TV shows can find new life and reach their audiences.
- Crowdfunding Platforms
- The Veronica Mars Kickstarter campaign exemplifies the potential for crowdfunding platforms to serve as a means of financing and supporting creative projects in the entertainment industry.
