Viral Video: Mad Men Promo in Kinetic Typography Dan Koelsch, June 8, 2010 Kinetic typography is simply the animation of text. By itself it doesn’t sound that interesting, but when you combine it popular movies and television, you can make gold. Just see the famous Pulp Fiction example. Avoid Ego Media tries to replicate that success using a clip from AMC’s Mad Men. Check it out below. I don’t watch the show, but I found that scene pretty effective, and Jon Hamm is the man. What do you think? The fourth season of the hit show starts July 25th. Viral Marketing AMCKinetic TypographyMad MenPulp FictionViral video
IndieGoGo Campaign Looks For Help Funding The Independent Horror Film, “Charlie” January 16, 2013January 16, 2013Independent film director Louis Wong turns to the online community to help fund the final steps of post-production on his new horror film, “Charlie”. If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your name on the big screen, illuminating a darkened theater at a Midnight showing, then this IndieGoGo campaign is for… Read More
Spielberg’s “Falling Skies” Viral Campaign? – 2ndMass.com July 12, 2010July 12, 20102nd Mass, a new viral campaign, has launched after ComingSoon.net received a package containing a flip camera and an attached note that read “PLAYME.” The video points us to a new viral website 2ndMass.com. See the video and other clues after the jump. Read More
2012: Cliff Notes September 30, 2009ThisIsTheEnd has a terrific summary of all the happenings from the viral arena knows as 2012. And here they are! The Institute for Human Continuity (otherwise known as The IHC): Know the world is ending in 2012, and working to “preserve a small population” so humanity doesn’t go extinct. They’re… Read More