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Filmmaking Articles and Film Directing Advice from Film Director Peter D. Marshall
by Peter D. Marshall on October 13, 2009
“A low budget horror film called Paranormal Activity which was made on a camcorder has become one of the top grossing films in America thanks to social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.”
Read this article from The Telgraph.
Tagged as: Facebook, low budget, social media
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I also did an article on this, check it out in my URL. It’s really interesting how much social media sites like Twitter and Facebook can jump someones film to fame so fast.
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