THE EXCITING, HOLLYWOOD-STYLE DEAL MASTER MOVIE/BOOK TRAILER IS READY FOR YOU TO WATCH!

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Novels, if they are well written, are exciting emotional grabbers. Movies, if they are well made, can be an exhilarating ride on an emotional rollercoaster. When you can put the two together, you have a dynamic duo that will and can support and enhance each other, offering the viewer twice the impact and twice the emotional effect.

I am pleased and excited to announce to my blog readers that the book trailer for my mystery/thriller The Deal Master is hot off the press and ready to be viewed. Here it is. I hope you like it!




The trailer was produced by the award-winning team of Nikki Gold Farren and Gerard  Bianco Jr. and their production team at Rare View Films. https://www.facebook.com/RareViewFilms 
Along with films, Rare View Films also produces music videos, and they are now in the process of producing a comedy web series titled, Method or Madness. Be sure to watch for it.

The movie includes a cast and crew from around the globe. It was directed and edited by the award-winning, talented young director from Paris, Theo Zenou.

The cast was comprised of a group of superbly gifted actors and actresses. It was shot on location in New York City with the Arri Alexa camera. As you can see, the quality of the trailer is top notch.




The Director of Photography is the brilliantly artistic Mingjue Hu. https://www.facebook.com/people/Mingjue-Hu/841721

I wrote the trailer, together with the director, Theo Zenou. What we did not want was a “typical” book trailer with stock photos and voice over. What we wanted was a Hollywood-style film that offers the flavor and ambiance of the book, along with a taste of what the characters from the novel look like in the flesh. I made certain to include all the major characters from the novel.

I hope that you enjoy The Deal Master Trailer. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the trailer, or questions you may have about creating your very own trailer for your novel.


Thanks, Gerard

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