Check This Out: The Lost Supper Dan Koelsch, January 5, 2010November 1, 2010 Whether you are a marketing firm or just someone who likes to dabble online, almost everyone likes the idea of creating something that goes viral. It’s hard to predict when something will become popular online, but there a few sure-fire ways to get noticed. One of the more interesting ways is to draw or photoshop your favorite movie, TV, or gaming characters into a version of Da Vinci’s famous painting The Last Supper. US Weekly Magazine has done just that for the new season of LOST. Check out the The Lost Supper below: i09 tries to find clues from the picture, but I’m more interested in the other Last Supper attempts. Check out the article for more. LOST returns for its final season on February 2nd on ABC. Viral Marketing LOST
Veronica Mars Movie Kickstarter Breaks Backer Record With 7 Hours To Go April 12, 2013We are in the final hours of the historic Veronica Mars Movie Kickstarter, and just a little bit ago they broke another record. The previous record for most backers for a single project was 87,142 for Double Fine Adventure, but as of this article’s writing, Veronica Mars is at 87,890… Read More
Watch A Message From the Dean of “Monsters University” February 15, 2013Disney Pixar’s marketing campaign for Monsters University, the prequel to the 2001 hit Monsters Inc., has centered on the idea of promoting the school where the film is set. MU is where monsters learn how to scare, and the in-world website for the college does a great job of making… Read More
Super 8 Countdown Ends: New Images and Website May 13, 2010June 12, 2010The countdown on ScariestThingIEverSaw.com ended tonight, and we got the next chapter in Super 8 viral. Once all 134640 bytes downloaded, we got more access to the PDP-11 computer console, which led to some interesting images, which themselves led us to a new viral website. Find out all the details… Read More
And here are even more goodies, 100 more pop culture versions of the Last Supper, to be exact: http://culturepopped.blogspot.com/2007/04/suddenly-last-supper.html