You Can Be a Part of Justin Bieber’s Movie Dan Koelsch, August 24, 2010 Here at BieberViral.com, we cover all things Justin…and viral. In the latest news about the Biebs’ 3D movie, you the fan can actually be a part of it. Just upload a video to BieberFever.com with you singing along to “That Should Be Me”, or submit a photo or video of you smiling (like the song “U Smile”). While the details are vague, I imagine a compilation of these videos and photos will show up sometime in the film. Watch director Jon Chu talk about the contest after the break. For a singer who has millions of rabid fans, this is no-brainer to drum up viral interest in his film. In fact, soon after announcing it, Bieber’s website crashed (it’s back up now). All Bieber fans have until August 25th (tomorrow) at 5pm ET to get in their submissions. The as-yet-untitled Bieber film hits theaters in February 2011. Contests Viral Marketing 3DContestsJustin Bieber
University of Chicago Receives Mysterious Package Addressed for “Indiana Jones” December 15, 2012December 15, 2012Fans of Indiana Jones are well aware that in addition to his whirlwind adventures stopping Nazis and chasing Crystal Skulls, Dr. Henry Jones Jr. was also an esteemed professor of archaeology at the University of Chicago. Now, more than thirty years after first walking through the university’s halls on screen in Raiders… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns Flynn Lives: End of Line For The “TRON: Legacy” Viral Campaign December 8, 2010October 18, 2011So you might be aware of this thing called TRON: Legacy that has been steamrolling its way through entertainment culture with resounding hype heard ‘round the world. You may not know just how deep the hype rabbit-hole goes, though. Today is the proof in the electroluminescent pudding: hundreds of people… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns “Apollo 18″ Steps Up Viral With Top Secret Document and New Website December 15, 2010April 27, 2011Last month we told you about Dimension Films’ found-footage thriller Apollo 18, whose plot revolves around the idea that there is a (sinister) reason that we never went back to the moon (at least publicly) after the Apollo 17 mission. There was a strange viral video that accompanied the debut… Read More