In this second installment of our brand spakin’ new Tubefilter Video Blog, Marc breaks down how the #apeswillrise web video and social media campaign potentially brought in millions of dollars at the box office for Rupert Wyatt’s Planet of the Apes reboot, skims over some of this year’s New York Television Festival Independent Pilot Competition selections, coins the phrase ‘Al Thompson Hustle
,’ and more.Look for future installments of the Tubefilter Video Blog every Monday on our newly redesigned Tubefilter Channel on YouTube (which you can subscribe to by clicking here). Also keep an eye out for footage from live performances (like this Freddie and Jimmy Wong brothers collaboration) and interviews with established stars and up-and-comers in the online video industry. Stay tuned.
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