Fan Builds Model of TARDIS That is Bigger On the Inside Dan Koelsch, January 3, 2013 Tech writer Greg Kumparak has been on a sabbatical trying to learn and build new things. One of the things he created was a model of the famous TARDIS from Doctor Who. The TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension in Space) is the machine the Doctor uses to travel through space and time. While this would be all well and good on its own, he decided to kick it up a notch. In the show, the line “It’s bigger on the inside” is often said by the Doctor’s companions in shock at the machine’s interior size. So, Kumparak created an Augmented Reality mobile app so that the inside could look like it does in the show. Watch him show it off after the break. Read more here about how Kumparak created the model and app. Fan Made Work Viral News augmented realityDoctor WhoFan MadeTARDIS
ARGs & Campaigns “The Fault In Our Stars” Fanatics Can Be In A Music Video Or Become Fan Ambassador April 10, 2014Can we finally make “French the Llama!” happen? Because Nerdfighters, we have so much cause to celebrate! You’ve undoubtedly been following in anticipation all the news leading up to The Fault in Our Stars hitting theaters over on the Vlogbrothers channel–and hopefully our site too . You’ve demanded your stars… Read More
“A Million Ways To Die In The West” 8-Bit Game Is Out To Kill You May 20, 2014May 20, 2014Seth MacFarlane‘s A Million Ways To Die In The West is a comedy of epic proportions, and to help promote the new film, Universal Pictures and Adult Swim have teamed up and released the brand new (and very humble) 8-Bit game Trail To The Old Stump. Old school gamers fond… Read More
“Gone Girl” Trailer Launches A Terrific Bone Chilling Viral Campaign April 14, 2014April 17, 2014David Fincher may have dropped out as director of Sony Pictures’ upcoming Steve Jobs’ biopic, but we still have his adaptation of Gillian Flynn‘s mega-bestseller Gone Girl to look forward to. Now at first it may seem like a film like this would not have a viral marketing campaign. But… Read More