New Contest for NBC’s Chuck Gives You Chance to be on YouTube’s Front Page Dan Koelsch, December 19, 2009December 19, 2009 ‘Chuck’ fans, you’ve waited to be rewarded for your dedication to NBC’s struggling comedy, and now is your time. NBC and YouTube are teaming up to give you a chance to be in a front page YouTube advertisement for the show. Basically, all you have to do is make a video explaining why you love the show and submit it to the contest’s YouTube Channel, where you will also see the video below (which talks more about the rules and such). It’s a pretty neat idea to get ‘Chuck’ fans involved, and the prize is perfect for YouTubers who love being watched. It looks like the networks are really getting into the idea of using the fans to promote their shows, as we’ve seen with FOX’s GLEE contest. The ad will appear on January 10th, the day the show’s third season premiere airs. The site doesn’t state the deadline for submitting your video, but our NBC source tells us it’s January 6th, so get your submissions in ASAP! Viral Marketing Chuck
Repo Men Motion Comic Debuts Online March 15, 2010March 15, 2010With only 3 days left to go before Repo Men hits your local cinemaplex, Universal has launched one last video, a Dennis Calero-illustrated motion comic debuting today SXSW and ready to download online. Find out more about this after the break. Read More
9: New Clip and Fan Videos September 4, 2009September 4, 2009There is a new video clip from Elijah Wood and Timur Bekmambetov for their upcoming film ‘9’. Watch it here: Video Game – E3 2009 – Attack of the Show Fans have also been making their own videos and posting them on YouTube. Some of them are pretty clever, take… Read More
Disney and YouTube Partner to Produce Original Web Series November 8, 2011November 8, 2011The Walt Disney Company and YouTube recently inked a multi-million dollar deal that seems to play on both company’s weaknesses. Disney is having trouble attracting young people looking for video content to their website, whereas YouTube is not “kid-friendly” in the eyes of some parents. Will this new deal work… Read More