Avatar – LIVE! Scott Caldwell, November 30, 2009 Cue the curtains! Dim the lights! Places everyone, PLACES! OK, well it’s not live as in on a stage and fun for the whole family, but it is live in the sense that you get to hang with James Cameron in your basement while wearing your Titanic pajamas.ComingSoon has the latest info on the “see it first” special with HD clips of the film, and in addition to being able to chat with Cameron, he will be joined by Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana. It will be shown on Avatar’s Facebook page as well as MTV.com. If you head over to the the Facebook page now, there is an option to submit your question(s) ahead of time. The whole thing goes down Thursday, December 3 at 3 PM EST. You will also be able to see MTV’s “Behind the Screen” movie series when the forum is over. Now, if they only spent this much time on creating a viral campaign, I would be more anxious for this film. Avatar comes out on December 18th. Tell Zoe MovieViral says hello. Viral Marketing Avatar
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