The Allen set illustrates another issue for the DVD box: how many extra features -- documentaries, director and star commentaries, deleted scenes, production notes and the like -- are enough.
Among those tactics are putting up microsites, dedicated Web sites different from brands' general sites, like afterthekiss.com, which was separate from Snickers.com; uploading deleted scenes, production clips or other material to video-sharing Web sites like YouTube.com; and offering consumers ring tones, screen savers or MP3 audio files related to the commercials.
With just a camcorder and costumes, playing every role— man, woman, and child he shot and edited a four-hour, 52-scene production without anyone else's assistance.
Check out Kung Fury's website for some cool behind-the-scenes, production diaries, and more.
They had also written several non-fiction books on the behind the scenes productions of the Star Trek series such as Star Trek: Phase II - The Lost Series and Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission.
Supported by the organization Gotham Early Music Scene, the production is directed by Drew Minter, with Mary Anne Ballard providing the musical direction.
A storied moment in the New York musical scene, the production included text by W. H. Auden and was directed by Lincoln Kirstein.
In order to create the Nixon scene, the production crew used a real clip of Nixon, his wife, and daughter.
For the following scene, the production crew set a man on fire, while using a fire suit.
Armitage shot more interrogation scenes during production of the eighth series, but only some were added into the episodes.
