Originally Posted by Mako

I still think trailers are in their infancy in this industry. You've got a few guys doing good ones with actual knowledge on the subject like say RedShoe, but you can count them on one hand.

Until trailers get to true Hollywood-pro levels of anticipationa and buildup, I don't think we need to go to the extreme level you mentioned above.

There's a big difference between the typical "20-seconds uncut of one position and no editing" that most sites use as trailers, versus a 30-second pro-edited with music overlay and quick cuts trailer done by an expert. Most people just don't want to pay to have it done right.