Watch the Final Episode of Social Film “The Beauty Inside” Dan Koelsch, September 20, 2012 Toshiba and Intel’s social film The Beauty Inside debuted its sixth and final episode today. Learn more about the project, and dive deeper into the main character Alex, by checking out the web series’ Facebook page. Watch the episode after the jump. Alex (internally voiced by Topher Grace) is a 20 something male who refurbishes antiques. His life is lonely not only because of his offbeat profession, but because everyday he wakes up in an entirely new body. So far, it’s worked out well for him, but all that changes when he meets Emily (played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead). Alex finally gets a body worthy of a date with Emily. Afterwards, he scared her off by telling her about his condition. Find out how it all ends by watching the episode below.Check out The Beauty Inside’s YouTube channel to watch the whole series and extra videos. Let us know what you thought of the social film and its interactive components in our comments section. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing IntelSocial FilmThe Beauty InsideToshibaweb series
Disney Shakeups May Affect Future Marketing November 26, 2009November 26, 2009It appears the House of Mouse is undergoing further changes. The Los Angeles Times has an engaging article about the current decisions being made at the Walt Disney Company. It seems film studio head Rich Ross is letting many of the organization’s mainstays go, and wants to usher in a new… Read More
‘The Shaggy Man’ At “Repo Men” Screening, MovieViral On the Hunt March 18, 2010April 7, 2010Dan Koelsch, the Executive Editor of MovieViral.com, is currently attending a screening of Repo Men in Orange County, CA. While waiting in line, he was handed a map to find “The Shaggy Man.” The map contained a sequence of numbers and letters randomly spread out all across the Irvine Spectrum… Read More
District 9 is rated ‘R’ by the MPAA June 24, 2009June 25, 2009Rope of Silicon has posted an update of various ratings of upcoming films, one of them is District 9. Here’s the description of why District 9 is rated R: Rated R For bloody violence and pervasive language. Interesting. It may seem those rumors of this film being grittier are coming… Read More
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