New Film Clip Revealed Through Mark of the Spider-Man Viral Campaign Dan Koelsch, February 18, 2012March 21, 2012 Mark of the Spider-Man, Sony’s viral campaign for The Amazing Spider-Man, has been in full swing this past week by having fans in six locations “tag” walls with Spider-Man graffiti. Now that all locations are finished, what’s next? How about a clip from the film itself? The official MOFSM website was updated yesterday to show that all six cities (Atlanta, Denver, Los Angeles, New York, Phoenix, and Seattle) had completed their tagging assignments. If you click on the Spider-Man symbol below the images and message in red text, a YouTube video pops up that shows a clip from the film. Watch the clip below.The YouTube account is appropriately titled MarkoftheSpiderMan, and I recommend subscribing in case there are more updates or clips provided in the future. We’re still waiting to see what the next step is for the campaign, so stay tuned! ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Mark of the Spider-ManThe Amazing Spider-Man
Unlock Special “Iron Man 3” Preview Through Facebook App! October 17, 2012April 15, 2015Back in July, a lot of descriptions of the footage from Iron Man 3 shown at the Marvel Studios panel during SDCC appeared online. Fans have been waiting for the news of an official look at the first of Marvel Studios’ Phase 2 films. The first Iron Man 3 trailer… Read More
Apollo 18: New Documents Revealed August 21, 2011Two weeks ago the Apollo 18 viral campaign started back up, and now we have three new documents that seem to be innocuous, but since one looks to be in Russian, we can’t be sure. Check out the updates for the lunar thriller after the break. Read More
“Amazing Spider-Man 2” Viral Site Makes Dr. Octopus Connection To Latest Trailer December 7, 2013December 7, 2013The first trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has just been released, and already the viral site is making connections to it. While we don’t know the extent of BJ Novak‘s role in the sequel, rumors are swirling that it could be anyone from Donald Menken, Norman Osborn’s assistant, to… Read More