Improv Everywhere Strikes Again With ‘Star Wars Subway Car’ Dan Koelsch, July 14, 2010July 13, 2010 Improv Everywhere is a group that stages impromptu shows around New York City, usually interacting with the public, and often using up to thousands of volunteer actors. Their latest act was a scene from Star Wars played out on a Subway Car. Take a look after the jump. Learn how they accomplished this scene here, and see the group’s Ghostbusters performance here. Fan Made Work Viral News Viral Videos Improv EverywhereStar WarsViral video
Viral Video of the Week: Recreated Rocky Montage January 10, 2010May 3, 2011This video was actually made two years ago, but the first time I saw it was when it was featured on GeekWeek this week. It’s a fan-made shot-for-shot recreation of the training montage from Rocky IV, which is one of my favorite scenes of the series, and one of the… Read More
Restoring Truthiness Rally Moves Forward with “Operation Strike of Truthiness” September 7, 2010September 7, 2010A few days ago we told you about a growing movement to get Stephen Colbert, host of the Emmy-award winning show “The Colbert Report,” to hold a “Restoring Truthiness” rally in Washington, D.C. Today, Supporters of that movement staged Operation Strike of Truthiness, an ingenious plan to get the terms… Read More
How “The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty’ Viral Campaign Got Turned Upside Down (But All For A Good Cause) December 20, 2013December 20, 2013We’ve recently seen how Paramount Pictures has basically changed the way we view viral marketing campaigns when they put Anchorman 2: The Legend Continue‘s headlining character, Ron Burgundy, as the face of Dodge ads, Ben and Jerry’s ice cream, museum exhibits, and news broadcasts ranging from local to nationwide. That’s… Read More