| Tricked | |
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| Directed by | Paul Verhoeven |
| Written by | Kim van Kooten Paul Verhoeven Robert Alberdingk Thijm |
| Produced by | René Mioch Justus Verkerk |
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Running time | 50 minutes |
| Country | Netherlands |
| Language | Dutch |
Entertainment Experience was a Dutch TV-program and competition following the creation of a user-generated film-project in which two films were created: one film made by professionals named Tricked (Steekspel), directed by Dutch director Paul Verhoeven, and one "user-generated film" made by contesting teams of participants. The process of making the films was shown on Veronica.
Production
The project was launched on September 21, 2011, and finished at the end of 2012.
The film script consisted of eight parts. Part one was written by Kim van Kooten. "The crowd" (participators of the competition) wrote the scripts for the seven following parts. Each of the participating film crews made a single short film, corresponding to their part of the film, while Verhoeven filmed all the scripts for his version.[1]
Paul Verhoeven announced the name of his movie on 7 May 2012 on the television show De Wereld Draait Door. The international title of the movie is Tricked; the Dutch title is Steekspel. It was suggested by the participant Trudi van der Stelt, AKA 'Trudiola'.
On 24 September 2012, the movie premiered in the Tuschinski Theater in Amsterdam. Both the version by Verhoeven and the version of the participating teams were shown. On 28 March 2013, Tricked had its public release in EYE.
In March 2013, Lotgenoten (Counterparts), the user-generated version of the winning participants IO Filmproducties, was picked up by Benelux Film Distributors for nationwide theatrical release and on dvd and video on demand.
In 2014, the China edition of the project was launched (the local name is: 全民电影EEC). Director John Woo and actress Zhang Ziyi were attached.
In 2019, the concept was launched in the Middle East, in close collaboration with Shams Media City. The project was spearheaded by Nahla Al Fahad.
Cast (Verhoeven's version)
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Peter Blok | Remco Albrecht |
| Ricky Koole | Ineke Albrecht |
| Carolien Spoor | Lieke Albrecht |
| Robert de Hoog | Tobias Albrecht |
| Sallie Harmsen | Nadja van Romsbeek |
| Gaite Jansen | Merel |
| Jochum ten Haaf | Wim |
| Anita Ludolphie | Maaike |
| Pieter Tiddens | Fred |
| Ronald van Elderen | Gijs |
| Celia van den Boogert | Verkoopster Nelly |
Progress of the project
The public film was composed out of eight separate parts. The course of the story was determined by the audience. From the beginning of the project, several production teams were formed. They filmed their version of the script. The community exclusively received parts of the final script, put together by scriptwriter Robert Alberdingk Thijm and Paul Verhoeven, in order to film them.
The crews who won a segment:
| Part | Team | Directed by | Cast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Nightwork Films | Henriëtte Drost | Peter in 't Hout (Remco), Jolijn van Dulken (Ineke), Tirza Gehring (Lieke), Mick van der Waag (Tobias), Rianne Dekker (Nadja), Tamara van Sprundel (Merel), Arjen van der Lely (Wim), William Vast (Fred) |
| Part 2 Part 3 Part 5 Part 8 | IO Filmproducties | Stephan Brenninkmeijer | Alfred Heppener (Remco), Heleen van Doremalen (Ineke), Fransie Groenendijk (Lieke), Martijn van Hese (Tobias), Charmène Sloof (Nadja), Marleen Maathuis (Merel), Cas van der Sande (Wim), Mischa van der Klei (Fred), Nienke Brinkhuis (Maaike) |
| Part 4 | Vicie Films | Maarten van Vliet | Rik Luijmes (Remco), Sofie Cornelissen (Lieke), Luuk Weerts (Tobias), Karlijn Lansink (Merel), Milou Adjanga (Nadja), Edwin van Weert (Wim), Peter Smith (Fred) |
| Part 6 | Marantzfilms | Joris van Blerck en Max Huisman | Eric van der Velden (Remco), Yvonne van Uden (Ineke), Nina van Blerck (Lieke), Igmar Sauer (Tobias), Charlotte Quanjel (Nadja), Evelien Bijnen (Merel), Koen Andringa (Wim), Gert van de Meent (Fred) |
| Part 7 | Van Goch Producties | Carel van Goch | Helma van Goch (Ineke), Hannah van Goch (Lieke), Wouter van Goch (Tobias), Lea Willenborg (Nadja), Carel van Goch (Wim), Jos van der Heijden (Fred) |
Composers who wrote a winning score:
- Part 1: Roy van der Hoeven
- Part 2: Guy Renardeau
- Part 3: TTM Productions
- Part 4: Augmented Four
- Part 5: Luuk Degen
- Part 6: Meriam Stokman
- Part 7: Luuk Degen
- Part 8: Ruud Hermans
The script
Seven of the eight scripts are based on various separate scripts, contributed by the audience. Based on these contributions, Paul Verhoeven and Robert Alberdingk Thijm composed a script each time, which formed the basis for the next script. In total, 85 participants contributed to the final scripts. Several recurring contributors are mentioned below.
| Scriptwriter | Community Name | Scriptwriter | Community Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renee van Amerongen | Renee | Robbie Veenman | Robbyrrrrr |
| Lidy Koene | Lady | Esther E. Schmidt | Gelijkestrijd |
| Bart van Wezel | Bamahe | Annemiek Dirkzwager | Moek |
| Marco de Gardeijn | Marcusjosephus | Bob le Nobel | Bobsjoke |
| Kenneth Dingens | Kenneth | Marion Brouwer | Marsel |
| Richard Hendrikse | Rotery815 | Silvia Nobis | Silvie |
| Carla van Vliet | Scriptster | Fleur Jansen | Fleur |
| Mireille Oostrom | Keshet | Stephanie Mac | Stephaniem |
| Constance van den Brink | C.Stans | José van Winden | Jopie70 |
| Anne Karina Westerik | Anneka | Jozef Onno Johan Casper van Helsdingen | Onno van Helsdingen |
| Joost van Praag | JVPS | Frank Westerink | Frnkwstrnk |
| Faritia Martina | Paula | Jochum ten Haaf | Murphy |
| Jonathan Maxwell Reeves | Ghostwriter |
The teams could write their own ending. The winning screenplay was written by Stephan Brenninkmeijer and Fleur Jansen.
Soundtrack
On May 24, 2012, the winner of the soundtrack competition was chosen. Dutch band Reveller was the winner, with a song called "Hold the Horses". Reveller consists of:
| Name | Function |
|---|---|
| Sven Sterk | Singer/songwriter |
| Ramon de Wilde | Singer/songwriter |
| Dennis Biesmans | Bass |
| Evert Aalten | Keyboard |
| Rob Klerkx | Drum |
Nominations and wins
- March 2012, Entertainment Experience was nominated for a Spin Award in the category Cross Media.
- In 2012, Entertainment Experience won the One Show Entertainment Merit Award in the Innovation in Branded Content category
- Tricked (Steekspel) was selected for the 7th Rome Film Festival in the category: Medium-length films
- In April 2013, Entertainment Experience won an International Digital Emmy Award in the Digital Program Non Fiction category
- In 2014, the Chinese edition of the Entertainment Experience was awarded with the Hurun Award
- In 2019, the UAE edition of the Entertainment Experience was awarded with the BroadcastPro Award as Trendsetter of the Year
References
- ↑ Entertainment Experience Entertainment Experience follows the development of a user-generated movie.