Create a LOST Fan Promo and Get On TV! Dan Koelsch, March 2, 2010 The series finale of ABC’s LOST is just over two months away, and the network is celebrating by letting you, the fans, create your own promo for the event. I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of YouTube videos made by fans by cutting together clips, and now those “artists” can get something out of it. To find out how your edited promo could end up airing during LOST and even get you a sweet trip, read on. The promotional site allows you to either use your own software or their online editor to create a 35 second ad for LOST’s finale. While the online editor is rather simple, it does let you to cutting clips, sound effects, and music together. The winner of the contest will have their commercial aired during this last season, and you’ll win a trip to Los Angeles for a special LOST event with members of the cast. Entries are due in by March 21st, so get a move on! Contests Viral Marketing ABCContestsLOST
Could These Be Viral YouTube and Facebook Pages for “The Dark Knight Rises”? June 1, 2011June 1, 2011MovieViral reader TheArc321 points us to a YouTube page that could be part of the viral campaign for The Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Nolan’s third entry into the new Batman film series. The YouTube channel also points us to a Facebook page, but is any of this in-game or just… Read More
New Iron Man 2 Trailer Premieres Tonight March 7, 2010March 8, 2010In December of 2009, Marvel Studios released the teaser trailer for their sequel to 2008’s Iron Man, leaving everyone drooling for more. Finally we were given a second amazing trailer tonight by director Jon Favreau on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Check it out after the break. Read More
Not Like Mike: The Jordan-Utah Flash Fiasco December 11, 2009In what may be the first major viral marketing event in the history of sports (at least to my knowledge), the NBA Developmental League’s Utah Flash is reaping the success (and failure) of an elaborate campaign. Ryan Corazza has the scoop at ESPN. Apparently, Flash flans were under the assumption they were… Read More