The guys who write movie taglines
By Behind The Scenes TV on Aug 11, 2007 in Film Business, Hollywood
For Hollywood writer Jason Byers, the 1998 movie Armageddon was his first big break. But he didn’t write the screenplay or contribute any dialogue. It was the taglines he wrote for the movie’s advertisements that established his career. Byers, now 35, struck gold with five one-liners for the film’s ads, including “It’s time to kick some asteroid.” Ever since, he has been one of the most-sought-after movie tagline writers in Hollywood.
(Source: Portfolio.com)
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WWW.3RDCOAST-PRODUCTIONS.COM | Aug 13, 2007 | Reply
WE AT 3RD COAST PRODUCTIONS INC.-THE WRITERS GROUP! ARE PROUD TO CALL JASON A FRIEND. BETWEEN HIS WORK IN THE 90′S AND, OUR, SLIGHTLY MORE RADICAL EDGED VERBAGE…NOW. WE GOT YOU COVERED WITH WORDS… THAT SELL!!! JASON STOP FILLING MY INBOX…MAN!
Dionysios | Nov 13, 2007 | Reply
Nice…