I was even happier they gave me an opportunity to speak with Bill - he's done some podcast appearances for horror trailer fans/general horror fans, and it was clear he was a charismatic, entertaining speaker. Phil: I'd love to tell you that I did some incredible source work to get him to work with us, but I just sent a cold email to Trailer Studio Buddha Jones, and they were willing to take my call. People neglect it, and they also have lots of questions (like why trailers are different from the movie, why they reveal so much, and other questions that are answered in the piece). Phil: While this was a bit of a personal nerd opportunity, we also wanted to serve our audience and help them appreciate all the artistry and hard work that goes into this form of storytelling. So the opportunity to talk to a true master of the form seemed like a great use of video (and a way to nerd out on a subject I'm passionate about). So we're all thinking about the techniques used in commercials, trailers, and other high-end media and seeing how we can adapt them to our own work. Phil: A lot of people I work with edit stuff as well, and at Vox, we try to be adventurous in our edits. We caught up with Phil and discussed his process and his career as a storyteller for one of the biggest media publishing companies today. The entertaining and informative piece already has over 300,000 views on Youtube. His latest piece for Vox is about iconic film trailers explained by a master trailer editor, Bill Neil of Buddha Jones. He wrote and produced a variety of stories throughout his career, including an episode of Netflix's popular " Explained" series. As one Buddhist sage once said: "Without stories, you see the emptiness of everything."
They allow us to explore different perspectives and learn from other people's experiences. Stories provide context and meaning to events and experiences, helping us understand our place in the world and our relationships with others. We make sense of the world through stories told in the form of science, religion, myths, and news.
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