2012: Soren Ulfert Has a New Blog and He’s Pissed! Dan Koelsch, September 22, 2009September 22, 2009 For those following the 2012 viral campaign, you’ll know that Soren Ulfert was the Communications Director at the Institute for Human Continuity until last week. We all knew something was brewing when Ulfert “resigned” from the IHC, and we were right. After a few days of silence, Ulfert is back, and he’s mad as hell. He has a new blog and YouTube account, which have been created for him to set the record straight about his departure. On both the blog and the one video on his YouTube page, Ulfert claims that Penn fired him out of the blue. In the video especially, Ulfert seems lost and insignificant outside the walls of the IHC. It wasn’t just a job to him, it was his calling in life, and now he doesn’t know what to do. He still seems to have a bit of hope for the IHC and humanity, as futile as it may be. Check out the video for yourself below: Now that we have confirmation Ulfert was kicked out of the IHC, the question is why and what now? This viral is taking a turn for the better and plowing full steam ahead. We’ll of course update you as this story develops. 2012 opens nationwide in theaters on November 13th, 2009. For more information on the 2012 viral campaign and the film itself, check out our recently updated 2012 Page. Viral Marketing 2012
2012: Could the Viral Be Over Already? November 11, 2009November 11, 2009OK, so maybe “already” is a harsh word, but it seems like at least the conspiracy part of the viral is wrapping up today. As we reported earlier, Professor Meyers (the Theorist from Corruption Theory) is dead, and now Soren Ulfert is done. According to his latest (and last?) blog… Read More
Tron Legacy Motion Poster October 27, 2010Motion posters have been all the rage in past year or two, and Disney is jumping on board with a pretty cool motion poster for the upcoming Tron Legacy (via HeyUGuys). Take a look after the break. Read More
How to Ruin a Viral: Make It “Official” May 27, 2009July 18, 2010What’s the best way to ruin a viral for a film? Slap the film’s logo on it. Read More