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    The title of the film is "****". It's a 24 hour Andy Warhol film. Really boring stuff, but a great title. I also have to commend some runners up including "Sssssss" and the short film "My Mother Dreams the Satan's Disciples in New York." By the way, I recently downloaded the Oscar nominees for Best Live Action Short. Trust me when I say: "My Mother Dreams..." won that Oscar not due to its title, but because its definitely the best film of the lot.

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    smj - Spokane is the name of a city in Wa *prepares for a lot of bashing of american films*. Anyways, it is quite un-pokemon-like, I assure you.

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    There are no best titles only good ones.Why? A title has to convey the movie in one or a couple of words, and it is very hard for a person to image what a movie will be about with only one or a couple of words. That's why they always use trailers.

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    The best titles contain words like, Wild, World, Secret, Naked, and the use of statements like, Highlights and Hidden Treasures of.... Please remember from a sales point of view the sleeve along with a good title is more important than the actual video itself.

    Jim Bird

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    I think videos are one of the few things that aren't judged by their cover sleeves and titles.

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    Size of Watermelons...........
    it's a great indie film about a guy that doesn't know what he wants to do with his life so decides he'll be a filmmaker. He decides to make a film about his friend who wants to run for president and liberate Hawaii from the US. He tells his friend he has balls........the size of watermelons. It's a great film check it out if ya get a chance.

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    Hi,
    I did not say the video was not important, what I said was, the video title and cover were more important, this is especially true if you do not have a large marketing budget.

    Jim Bird.

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