“The Hunger Games” Viral: Campaign for Mayor of Your District Michael Lee, December 7, 2011 When we last reported on the movie viral for The Hunger Games, they revealed district seals and before that they were basically accepting citizenship and district registration. Various districts had various trades, such as mining, farming, fishing, power, etc. So its not to late to become a citizen of Panem. And if you do, you will have a chance to declare that your candidacy for mayor of your district. To put your name up for election as easy as becoming a citizen of a district. Simply acquire your citizenship on Facebook and/or Twitter and then like the district you were assigned. You will then be given a link that will allow your friends to vote for you via twitter or e-mail. This will allow you to increase your chances to win the mayoral seat. So do you have what it takes to win? Can you speak for your district? Give praise to your districtmen? Be liason for your tributes to up your district’s pride? Then run for mayor of your district.We aren’t entirely sure what you win besides the title of mayor of your district, but becoming mayor allows an “average citizen’s chance to escape the drudgery of District life and shape Panem’s destiny.” So if you are really into ARG, you know what access to The Capitol grants you. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing LionsgateThe Hunger Games
Watch This New “Battle: Los Angeles” Video About The Original Event February 10, 2011Sony Pictures has posted a new video their website that goes over the original event from which Battle: Los Angeles is based. On February 24th, 1942, the military shot at something in the sky that they later claimed was a weather balloon. Watch the informative video after the break. Read More
“The World’s End” Creators Release Interactive Screenplay To “Hot Fuzz” August 20, 2013 With The World’s End coming out at the end of the week and on the heels of the recent release of the interactive script to Shaun of the Dead online, an interactive screenplay to Hot Fuzz, the second film in the “Cornetto Trilogy” of Edgar Wright films, has now… Read More
Follow In The Footsteps of Ferris Bueller June 3, 2010Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, the 1986 teen comedy directed by the late John Hughes, is one of the classic films of the ’80s. The film chronicles the mischevious Bueller (Matthew Broderick) as he skips school (along with his girlfriend and best friend)and spends the day in downtown Chicago. Now you… Read More