Art Fund's 'Slideshow' gives UK galleries the teaser-trailer treatment in cinemas
MullenLowe UK's 60-second cinema film tours museums, galleries and historic houses in slow slide apertures to sell the National Art Pass.
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The full archive, in the appMullenLowe UK's 60-second cinema film tours museums, galleries and historic houses in slow slide apertures to sell the National Art Pass.
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