Twin Peaks: Black and White Lodge

Описание: SPOILER WARNING: If you do not want to be spoiled to the original Twin Peaks's finale episode, then you should probably save this teaser for after your binge watch of Twin Peaks, which is a briskly paced 30 episodes. Twin Peaks is a show best experienced cold, with as little foreknowledge as possible before entering into it.

This is not an official teaser trailer, but a fan edited trailer to build up excitement for the show's return and demonstrate my skills to the new production. It would be a dream to work in some capacity on the new episodes.

This is my fourth unofficial teaser trailer celebrating the return of Twin Peaks (1990-1991) to the air 25 years after its initial run. We explore the nature of the show's famous Red Room and the mythology of the White and Black Lodge associated with it, which plays a significant part in the show's original plot and particularly in the show's original finale.

In this Teaser Trailer, we see Special Agent Dale Cooper confront his Shadow Self. Deputy Hawk explains his tribe's traditions around the Lodges and sets up a nice prologue to help give context to the final episode. I tied in footage from the series, feature film prequel, and deleted scenes to help give an overview of the concept and the many unanswered questions the audience is left with as we enter into a new era of the TV show's future return on the cable network Showtime.

Twin Peaks is widely considered one of the best and most influential television programs ever aired, ushering in the current golden age of television.

Most modern TV showrunners cite Twin Peaks as an important source of inspiration, and for good reason; to this day Twin Peaks remains a breath of fresh air. The show manages to continue to inspire countless artists throughout the world.

The greatest testament to the show is its remarkable staying power. Twin Peaks continues to enthrall and entertain audiences as much as ever, nearly a quarter of a century later . And the show has a stronger following than ever now that it can be easily viewed in its entirety on Netflix, Blu-Ray, and DVD.

If you are interested to learn more about Twin Peaks, then you can find a number of my essays and podcasts about the show at my site "35 Years of David Lynch": http://entertainmentguidefilmtv.blogs...

I am also interested in working on the production team for the new Twin Peaks episodes, so consider these teaser trailers as a good faith demonstration of my intentions and an official shout-out to the show's producers. Mark Frost and David Lynch, please consider me for a position as a cameraman, editor, or for anything else you might need.