Even More District 9 Banners and Posters Dan Koelsch, June 9, 2009June 15, 2009 This past week even more District 9 signs have shown up around Los Angeles and other major cities. You can see the full collection of banners, posters, and billboards by Sony in high quality here. There’s also a new version of the target practice poster that is just the target, as seen below.So, not much, but still interesting. I really like the creativeness of the signs and their placement. I’m also glad there’s a one-stop-shop for these. Thanks to FirstShowing for the heads up.In other District 9 news, there is a rumor circulating that a new trailer will be out this month, possibly in front of Pelham 123, since Sony is one of the studios behind that film. Keep an eye out this weekend if you see the Denzel Washington thriller. Viral Marketing District 9
Surviving The Economic Crisis… There’s An App For That February 18, 2010February 18, 2010One of my biggest problems with the work of Michael Moore, especially in his recent film, Capitalism: A Love Story, is that it often feels as if Moore is talking down to the audience. The experience for me of watching a film by Moore is akin to listening to someone… Read More
Super 8 Viral Wraps Up June 15, 2011Tomorrow we’ll have our extensive recap and review of the Super 8 viral campaign, but before we can do that, there’s one more update to give. When we last left Josh Minker, son of alien liberator Dr. Woodward, he had possession of a testing device seen in the S8 Editing… Read More
Video and My Account of The Crazies Premiere February 25, 2010February 25, 2010As I briefly mentioned in my review of the film this morning, the premiere of The Crazies was an event like no other. Overture really went all out to get this audience pumped for the film, treating it like a military quarantine. I’ll explain the “crazy” night (my first premiere!)… Read More
So they are spending a lot of time on posters and three poor looking websites. They need to make the viral a little more varied. Granted it’s getting attention, but it’s weak