All Six Images Now Available On Project Prometheus Dan Koelsch, April 16, 2012April 16, 2012 A few weeks ago, the Project Prometheus website was updated to include space for six new images, three of which were displayed, as they had been discovered earlier. This past week the last three images were revealed, including one we showed you on Friday. See the rest after the break. For the final three images, 20th Century Fox decided to give certain film news sites exclusives. The Prometheus-Movie.com news site got the Med Pod we featured. IGN got a detailed look at the USCSS Prometheus itself, and MSN got the RTO1 Transport, which is basically a tank for other worlds. These last two diagrams can be seen below (click images for full size). Ridley Scott’s Prometheus opens in theaters on June 8th. Follow the viral campaign through our Prometheus Hub. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Project PrometheusPrometheus
Check Out These Skeleton Oscars Statues March 10, 2010Two mysterious skeleton-like Oscar statues showed up Thursday in two different areas of Los Angeles, one in the middle of Hollywood, and another near the famed Hollywood sign. They were created by UK artist D*Face, but their purpose outside of being connected to last Sunday’s Academy Awards, is not known…. Read More
Battle: Los Angeles – Classic Sony Viral At Comic-Con July 21, 2010January 19, 2011Once you create a website, that is obviously far from the title of the film, you enter this wonderful world of viral marketing. And then, there is Sony. They seem to go their own route. The route of luring you into this amazing feeling of finding something above and beyond… Read More
Disney Releases “Frankenweenie: An Electrifying Book” To iBookstore September 30, 2012October 17, 2012Walt Disney Studios’ new stop-motion animation film Frankenweenie has taken advantage of Apple’s new iBook Author software to create an interactive behind-the-scenes book called Frankenweenie: An Electrifying Book. The books is free on the iBookstore, and it has gotten some good reviews already. Read the press release after the break. Read More