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[[File:CountyTheater Snipe.png|right|thumb|400px|Custom snipes were produced by dropping a cinema's name and location into an existing template.]] | [[File:CountyTheater Snipe.png|right|thumb|400px|Custom snipes were produced by dropping a cinema's name and location into an existing template.]] | ||
[[File:HappyNewYear Snipe.png|right|thumb|400px|To save money theaters often purchased snipes without custom branding.]] | [[File:HappyNewYear Snipe.png|right|thumb|400px|To save money theaters often purchased snipes without custom branding.]] | ||
[[File:Mother s Day snipe.JPG|right|thumb|400px|A snipe advertising a Mother's Day promotion.]] | |||
[[File:NextWeek Snipe.png|right|thumb|400px|A typical 1950s date strip.]] | |||
A '''snipe''' is a clip that is run before a feature presentation or during an intermission. Unlike other preshow content such as [[trailers]], [[newsreels]], [[cartoons]], and [[short subjects]], which primarily serve as entertainment, snipes serve a functional purpose, such as advertising, making notifications, or structuring other content. | A '''snipe''' is a clip that is run before a feature presentation or during an intermission. Unlike other preshow content such as [[trailers]], [[newsreels]], [[cartoons]], and [[short subjects]], which primarily serve as entertainment, snipes serve a functional purpose, such as advertising, making notifications, or structuring other content. |
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