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Want to break into the commercial business on the largest stage imaginable? Doritos has launched their Sixth Annual “Crash The Super Bowl” contest, calling on filmmakers to create 30-second spots that will compete for a spot on this year’s big game. Last year’s memorable commercial, “Pug Attack,” featured a dog crashing through a glass door to get to the chips. Its creators, Tess Ortbals and J.R. Burningham, went on to form their own commercials company, Mythmakers Entertainment. This year’s winner will have a shot at a $1 million cash prize, the opportunity to work with some of the funniest dudes in Hollywood and the instant career launch the biggest TV audience of the year will provide.
Here’s how it works. Submit a video to crashthesuperbowl.com between now and November 21. Five finalists will be chosen by popular vote, and the winning spot will air on the Super Bowl.
Want to break into the commercial business on the largest stage imaginable? Doritos has launched their Sixth Annual “Crash The Super Bowl” contest, calling on filmmakers to create 30-second spots that will compete for a spot on this year’s big game. Last year’s memorable commercial, “Pug Attack,” featured a dog crashing through a glass door to get to the chips. Its creators, Tess Ortbals and J.R. Burningham, went on to form their own commercials company, Mythmakers Entertainment. This year’s winner will have a shot at a $1 million cash prize, the opportunity to work with some of the funniest dudes in Hollywood and the instant career launch the biggest TV audience of the year will provide.
Here’s how it works. Submit a video to crashthesuperbowl.com between now and November 21. Five finalists will be chosen by popular vote, and the winning spot will air on the Super Bowl.
- 10/28/2011
- by Filmmaker Staff
- Filmmaker Magazine - Blog
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