Create Your Own “Harry Potter Undesirable No. 1” Poster Michael Lee, October 24, 2010October 25, 2010 With Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 only weeks away, it should come as no surprise that viral marketing for the beloved childern’s book Warner Brothers has added a new feature to their official Harry Potter movie website. You can create your very own “Undesirable No. 1” poster for yourself and to share with others. Details after the jump. These Undesirable No. 1 posters are important to the Harry Potter world as it was used by Voldemort as a way to hunt down Harry Potter after his takeover of the Ministry of Magic. The new web application launched by Warner Brothers (via The Hero Complex) allows users to put their face, their friend’s face, or anyone else and turn it into a Harry Potter themed “Most Wanted” poster. The site will also allow you to request your own creation to be printed and sent to you for the price of $25. Viral Marketing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Special LIVE ViralCast: Repo Men Hunt – Starting at 2PM PST, 5PM EST March 7, 2010March 7, 2010UPDATE: The ViralCast has ended and is online here. ViralCast will be broadcasting LIVE today with special guests Ciji and Alex, two Repo Men runners. We’ll also be chatting with Mike Selinker, President of Lone Shark Games, the company behind the hunt. You can listen live after the jump, or… Read More
Teaser For “Europa Report” Brings Us Back to Viral Website November 12, 2012Back in February, we told you about a viral website for the sci-fi film Europa Report. Now a new teaser video has shown up to bring us back to the website. Find out what is going on after the break. Read More
You Might See Warning Signs for “The Darkest Hour” December 1, 2011Summit Entertainment is hoping to replicate the success of Sony’s District 9 viral campaign by creating and supposedly posting warning signs for the alien monsters featured in the upcoming horror film The Darkest Hour. Check out all the signs, courtesy of First Showing, after the break. Read More