Black suspicions surfaced in the Netflix exclusive documentary of the wrecked music festival 'Fyre Festival'
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Fyre Festival Was a Huge Scam. Is Netflix's Fyre Documentary a Scam, Too? | The New Republic
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The Fyre Festival was sponsored by the young businessman McFarland and rapper Ja Ruhr to promote 'music-related apps', playing the 'super-luxurious music festival'. It was an Fyre Festival that attracted much attention as it was promoted on Instagram with the influencers and famous models on SNS, etc., but it ended in a major failure in history. Eventually the organizer, McFarland, will be arrested for fraudulent charges shortly after the festival fails.
In December 2018, Netflix announced in January 2019 an exclusive documentary documentary behind the Fyre Festival failure. This again brings the attention to the Fyre Festival. In fact, the trailer for ' FYRE: The Best Party Ever Ended in a Dream ', which has been released on Netflix since January 18, 2019, is this.
'FYRE: The Best Party Ever Made To Dream' Trailer-Netflix [HD]
The Fyre Festival is held on the remote island of Bahamas, and is considered a 'super-luxurious music festival' ...
It was a powerful event that appointed a famous artist.
The left is the businessman McFarland. The right is the wrapper rule.
McFarland attracts attention as a major event organizer.
A small jet headed to the island where it was owned by drug King
It was a touch that leisure could be enjoyed in the sea.
Tickets are sold out in just 48 hours.
However, the result of poor management ...
Fes is in disastrous condition. Accommodation that should be luxurious is tent for disaster ......
The meal is bread and cheese, and a light salad.
There were also a series of participants who could not get to the venue in the first place.
The Fyre Festival has come to be described as “a nightmare” and “chaos”.
If it were only this, it was only a story that the Netflix exclusive documentary which was approaching the back of the event which ended in failure was released. However, on the 14th of this 'FYRE: The Best Party in Dreams' was released, Hulu, a competing video streaming service, released an exclusive documentary '
This is the trailer for 'FYRE FRAUD', which was published exclusively on Hulu.
FYRE FRAUD (Official Trailer) • A Hulu Original Documentary
A couple who talk to the camera saying, 'We're going to the Fyre Festival!' Probably the pattern of the movie posted on SNS etc.
The Fyre Festival used to advertise on SNS influencers.
The topic of super luxurious music festival was widely spread on SNS ...
People were discouraged by the misery of the island far from the luxurious atmosphere that had been predicted in advance.
The documentary also includes a movie that directly hit the arrested McFarland himself.
The fact that tickets for Fyre Festival were sold seems that the power of SNS was great.
In any case, it can be said that it was an event that grabbed the heart of the young generation who is conscious of SNS reflection.
In this way, comparing the two trailers, Hulu's 'FYRE FRAUD' stated that SNS was fully used to advertise the Fyre Festival, while Netflix's 'FYRE: The Best Party Ever Ended in a Dream' There is little mention of advertising using SNS. The reason behind this difference is the fact that the documentary production on Netflix's side will be produced by the marketing of the ' Fyre Festival' for ' FuckJerry (named Jerry Media after the incident). Hulu claims that the changes are relevant.
Jerry Media, who was actually involved in SNS marketing, used Netflix's documentary to 'get the company's stigma', says Josephine Livingston of the American media
According to Livingstone, a documentary movement was taking place shortly after the Fyre Festival failed. It was McFarland himself who first turned to documentary production, and contacted the freelance filmmaker Michael Swaigen after the event failed. Swaigen was the person who shot the Fyre Festival advertisment movie and was later involved in Hulu's documentary production.
According to Swaigen, McFarland was trying to maintain his physical condition, 'probably it was only the secondary hope of getting the money back to the ticket purchaser through documentary work. I think that's. The Fyre Festival has failed financially, and McFarland wanted a refund for the victims, but McFarland was arrested before the documentary was produced.
Later, in October 2017, American media
Swaigen was suspicious of the showy and documentary attitude of Vice's office and returned to California after the meeting. So, knowing that Hulu, who competes with Netflix, is also producing a documentary for the Fyre Festival, Swaigen has decided to join the Hulu documentary. Swaigen told Livingston, 'The Hulu side felt better than what I saw with Vice. Hulu didn't seem to have something behind them,' he told Livingstone.
After all, Jerry Media will be involved in Netflix's documentary work, and the finished documentary will hardly describe SNS advertising effects. On the other hand, Hulu's documentary suggests that despite Jerry Media's early warning of the failure of the Fyre Festival, it has generated enthusiasm in social networks such as Instagram and has allowed people to buy tickets.
Jerry Media claims that it was fooled by McFarland et al., As well as the victim who was deceived and purchased the ticket, but according to the journalists' observation, if there is not a fierce publicity of Jerry Media Tickets for the Fyre Festival have not been sold as easily as this. Oren Aks, a former employee of Jerry Media (then FuckJerry), said, 'Jerry Media has been aware of the issue of the Fyre Festival long before it claims it.'
Hulu also claims that 'the final editing rights' of the Netflix documentary came from Jerry Media, and he strongly insists that Jerry Media used the Netflix documentary for stigma. On the other hand, Netflix denies that Jerry Media has edited the documentary, and conversely, it is condemned that 'Hulu is doing acts against ethics, such as paying the appearance fee to the offender McFarland'. And that. 'For us who have long been in contact with the Fyre Festival victims in documentary work, it seems like it's wrong to pay McFarland for the filmmaker,' said Smith, who directed the Netflix documentary. You are
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