Wicker
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- $2.00 per 1K views
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- Budget lasts about 4 days
The Wicker movie, shown through vertical trailer clips from the official Wicker assets. Cut Instagram clips of at least 10 seconds from that footage. Every caption marks the post as sponsored and says Wicker is out in Australian cinemas on November 5th, and the music comes only from the commercial library.
PER CLIP
WHY THIS SCORE
Beats 11% of clipping campaigns
≈$30 per clip at 10K views
$1,953 of $2,000 is left, spent at about $13 a day.
Wicker has run 2 rounds.
Brief A: clear, 1 red flag (no deadline), use only the brand's footage, add #sponsored to every caption.
Wicker. Out in Australian cinemas November 5th.
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8 trailers to cut. Lead each clip with its strongest beat.
About 32 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.
THE SOURCES
A fisherwoman greets viewers and introduces her husband, while on-screen text argues the bar for husbands is very low. The text then recommends swapping a human husband for a wooden one, and a second speaker wishes the viewer a marriage as full and affirming as theirs.
WHY WATCH
The on-screen text bluntly recommends replacing a human husband with a wooden one.




A speaker greets the audience, calls herself a resident fisherwoman and introduces her husband, while on-screen text calls the movie hilarious. A second speaker wishes the audience a marriage as full and affirming as theirs, and a card announces Wicker in Australian cinemas on 05 Nov.
WHY WATCH
The fisherwoman and her husband get a quirky marriage wish aimed at the audience, closing with the 05 Nov Australian cinema release date.




Maria plays a fisherwoman who is asked whether she has caught a lover and answers that love is a burden rather than a prize. She then asks for a husband to be made for her, and a voice tells her to have him at the chapel within a month.
A man arrives and announces he has come to marry her, and she calls him her husband while a voice says he is as strong as a tree and equally hard. Captions joke that she has found the man of her dreams but must keep him away from the barbie, and a title card promises the film Wicker in Australian cinemas on 5 Nov.
WHY WATCH
A woman asks for a husband to be made for her, and a man built to order then arrives at the chapel to marry her, strong and hard as a tree.




A montage from Wicker shows a fisherwoman asked whether she has caught a lover yet, and she replies that love feels more like a weight than a reward. A speaker says spending your last days alone is nothing to be ashamed of, and a woman asks someone to make her a husband, so she is told to appear at the Chapel within a month.
A person says she has come to marry her, a husband is presented, and a speaker says he heard the husband is tree-strong and equally hard. A card announces Australian cinemas on 5 Nov.
WHO




One speaker says someone made a good day's earnings and that the villagers seem hungry. The other answers that they were made to be with that speaker, who agrees, while an on-screen caption jokes that someone is the best wood in town and apologizes to Pinocchio.
WHY WATCH
A cryptic exchange about earnings and hungry villagers lands right as the caption cracks its best wood in town, sorry Pinocchio joke.




Outside a barn, a speaker greets friends, calls it a good day and says the villagers seem hungry. Another speaker answers that they were made to be with the first speaker, who agrees.
WHY WATCH
The cryptic exchange pairs a remark about hungry villagers with a declaration of being made for someone, and closes with a simple agreement.




Someone asks the fisherwoman if she has caught a lover yet, and she argues that love is more of a burden than a reward. She asks to have a husband made, and a speaker tells her to be at the Chapel a month later, saying there is no shame in living out her remaining days alone.
She presents her husband at the Chapel, where someone says he is strong as a tree and just as hard.
WHY WATCH
On-screen text promises she got the husband she dreamed of, but with a slight catch.




A speaker declares something is broken and asks for a hammer, promising to fix it themselves.
WHY WATCH
The moment when the speaker asks for a hammer and promises to fix the broken thing carries the whole clip.


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Wicker scene captioned about wooden husbands
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Wicker film clip with release date card
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Wicker film clip with romance joke captions
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Wicker film clips with release date card
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Wicker film scene with Pinocchio joke caption
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Wicker film scene outside a barn
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Wicker clip: she finally gets a husband
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Wicker movie scene with comedic caption
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