District 9 Viral: “George” Explained and Christopher Addresses Arc Gun on Ebay Dan Koelsch, August 6, 2009August 6, 2009 On a call with a Sony representative today, we got a little insight into the reasoning behind the change in names of the blogger on MNUSpreadsLies.com. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, read my original article about it. Apparently, the blog site was originally designed to be autonomous from the film. This was in part due to the fact the site was created before production had ended, so they were not sure whether or not they could tie it into the film. Once the film was locked, they reassessed the situation and went ahead and connected to the film’s character Christopher to the site. This was right around the time they restarted their viral, so only us diehards would really know the difference. Speaking of Christopher’s blog, he has a new post talking about the Arc Gun that is on Ebay. You may remember our original article on the prop gun’s auction. Of note is that Christopher treats the auction like it’s for a real gun. In the District 9 viral, Christopher is a non-human who blogs about how Multinational United mistreats his species. For more information on the viral and movie, check out the District 9 page. District 9 opens nationwide August 14th. Advance tickets are available on Fandango. Viral Marketing District 9
Check Out This Modernized Tron Trailer March 30, 2010March 30, 2010If you’ve ever watched a trailer from say 1990 or before, you know how horribly boring and wordy they are. Fortunately, with the much-anticipated Tron Legacy coming out this year, YouTuber Chris Drew has created a modern trailer for the original 1982 hit. It’s really well done, full of action… Read More
Viral Marketing NBC’s “Hannibal” Posts “10 Fun Facts About Cannibalism” Video January 30, 2014With NBC’s Hannibal returning for a second course in February, we’ve seen all kinds of promotional videos either recapping what happened last season or teasing what to expect this season. One video takes a more interesting approach to marketing the series by showing us “10 Fun Facts about Cannibalism.” Check… Read More
Find Out If You Are Expendable June 19, 2010The consensus among most moviegoers is that the summer season thus far has been a bit of a dud. Already halfway through June, few high profile films have caught and maintained the attention of the public. Studios are mobilizing their marketing campaigns around the remaining releases this summer in hopes… Read More