NBC’s The Office Wants To See Your Fanisode Dan Koelsch, June 13, 2010 Do you love The Office? Do you have a video camera? Well, then this contest is for you! NBC is letting fans recreate an episode of The Office, essentially creating a “fanisode”. You just film a part of the selected episode, “Murder”, then upload it to NBC.com. The episode is split into 86 tiny segments, so there are a lot of scenes to choose from, plus it should be easy enough with the limited length. The clips submitted can be live action, animation, or whatever you feel would work. Clips and a transcript of each segment can be found on the Fanisode page, and those who participate can also win points as part of NBC’s new “Fan It” affinity program. Once all the submissions are in, NBC will pick the best and edit them together to make an entire fanisode for “Murder” that they will post online. We’ll of course share that video when it is released, so stay tuned. Watch the full episode below to see if you’d be interested. Contests Viral Marketing Fan ItNBCThe Office
Repo! vs. Repo February 28, 2010February 28, 2010What happens when you have two films, two years apart, and the same premise for their story? Other than confusion, you may start to take sides. That’s exactly what is happening with the new film, Repo Men, and the 2008 film, Repo! The Genetic Opera. You have two films so… Read More
Preview “The Muppets” Soundtrack On YouTube and iTunes App Game November 18, 2011November 18, 2011The Muppets opens in theaters next Wednesday, and the soundtrack is released two days before (on Monday), but you have two ways to preview the music from the movie right now. Tap Tap Muppets, the latest title in the Guitar Hero-like mobile game series, is available on the iTunes App… Read More
9 – Puzzle Piece Viral July 31, 2009July 31, 2009So there is a pretty interesting viral that has recently shown up for the movie “9” – the Tim Burton produced, Shane Acker directed, CGI movie that involves a post-apocalyptic vision involving puppets made from what looks like potato sacks. If you are following the Scientist’s Facebook page (because that’s… Read More