Face of the Fan Wants You to Create a Poster for “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance” Caleb Hamilton, October 21, 2011 Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Face of the Fan is an initiative that lets movie and TV fans get involved with Sony Pictures projects through casting calls and contests. Recently, Face of the Fan called on Spider-Man fans to audition to interview some of the cast and crew of The Amazing Spider-Man at the San Diego Comic-Con. Now, they’ve once again put a call out to fans. If you’re an artist, you may have the upper hand this time around. Hit the jump for details!Face of the Fan wants you to create a poster for their upcoming release, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. You can start by visiting the Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance Face of the Fan page to download assets (fire trails and other Ghost Rider-y stuff) to create your original poster. You can submit up to three pieces to be considered in the contest. All entries must be received by November 21st.Up to 10 finalists will win $300 SonyStyle gift cards and featured in a poster gallery. Between December 12th and January 4th, 2012, people will be able to vote for their favorite poster. The poster with the most votes at the end of the contest wins. The winning poster could be used in Sony Pictures’ marketing campaign for Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and the poster’s designer could win a trip for two to the Hollywood premiere of the movie!For inspiration, here is a look at the official teaser poster for Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance: Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance hits theaters in 3D on February 17th, 2012! Contests Fan Made Work Social Networks Viral Marketing Face of the FanGhost Rider: Spirit of VengeanceMarvelSony Pictures
2012: Chicago Drop Location Findings October 9, 2009October 10, 2009For those following the 2012 viral campaign and the IHC conspiracy subplot, we’ve got a good update for you. Thanks to member Lightning257 of the unfiction forum, we now have the information from the Chicago drop location. They picked up the package and it had a coded memo and flash… Read More
Hawaii Five-0 Viewers To Choose Episode Ending On Twitter As It Airs January 4, 2013January 4, 2013In a television first, a network prime time show will have the ending of an upcoming episode decided by the viewing audience while it airs. An event that’s possible solely because of the communication opportunities technologies like Twitter and social media provide, CBS’ Monday night drama Hawaii Five-0 will have fans vote… Read More
New Website and Comic-Con Info For Rango July 19, 2010July 19, 2010In the trailer for Paramount’s animated film Rango, you may have noticed the bright orange fish toy. Well, thanks to a new viral website provided by Slashfilm, we now know that fish is named Mr. Timms and it has a following. Get the details below. Read More