Finally There’s A Website Dedicated to “Supercut” Viral Videos Dan Koelsch, January 14, 2012 The website Supercut.org defines the term “supercut” as “A fast-paced montage of short video clips that obsessively isolates a single element from its source, usually a word, phrase, or cliche from film and TV.” You’ve seen a few of these kinds of videos on our website (we usually call them montages or mash-ups), but now this new website collects them all for your viewing pleasure. See a few examples after the break. Fan Made Work Viral News Viral Videos Supercut
Improv Everywhere Strikes Again With ‘Star Wars Subway Car’ July 14, 2010July 13, 2010Improv 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. Read More
Viral Marketing “The Lego Movie” Did Lego Versions Of Popular UK Commercials February 13, 2014February 13, 2014Recently, television viewers in the UK were given an interesting treat. The Lego Movie bought out a whole block of advertising and did stop-motion Lego versions of popular commercials that would normally play in that block. Check out all the commercials after the jump. Read More
Viral Video Of “Devil’s Due” Marketing Campaign Scares New York To Death January 14, 2014Once again, New York City was struck by some sort of supernatural event created by a viral marketing team that just loves to scare people. Following in the footsteps of the Carrie telekinetic coffee ship viral campaign, comes a new scare tactic that is actually a promotion for the upcoming… Read More