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high concept
noun
- a simple and often striking idea or premise, as of a story or film, that lends itself to easy promotion and marketing.
high concept
noun
- popular appeal
- high-concept ( as modifier )
Baz Luhrmann's high-concept Romeo and Juliet
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Origin of high concept1
Example Sentences
This is obviously a very high concept, but I think the subtext is that everyone’s got something.
Embracing the increasingly cinematic aesthetic of stand-up specials, his new hour, which he directed and is actually closer to 50 minutes, takes his act and wraps it around an intricate high concept.
The difference between a beat tape by Kendrick Lamar and his most recent high concept polish, for example.
The limited-edition soda is the latest in the company’s Creations line, which has featured other short-time soda offerings around other high concept “flavors,†including Coca-Cola Move, Coca-Cola Dreamworld, and Coca-Cola Soul Blast.
The epitome of low-budget high concept, this impressively sustained but often irritatingly overwritten real-time exercise features an ever-assured Johnson as a streetwise young traveler and Sean Penn as her very loquacious cab driver.
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