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			<description>Hi JP,

A most interesting post, indeed.

I love how you show two distinct styles of filmmaking; the &quot;deep&quot; cycle and the &quot;short&quot; cycle. 

As a documentarian, I'm a fan of the &quot;deep&quot; cycle; mostly because I think audiences, in the long run, are hungry for meaning and connection with a brand. The &quot;short&quot; cycle might provide an instant &quot;connection&quot; part but clearly lacks in creating any long-term &quot;meaning.&quot;

Also, while many clients (and filmmakers) secretly wish their videos would strike viral &quot;gold,&quot; viral is ultimately determined by the audience.

My viral plans for this year? Well, I am blessed that clients that aren't seeking viral solutions but meaningful solutions; even it's just for a few eyeballs or thousands.

Who knows? Maybe someday in the future we'll see brands merging the &quot;short&quot; cycle with the &quot;deep&quot; cycle in videos.

Great post, JP. - Thomas Clifford</description>
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