Find Your Way to Oz With Latest Chrome Experiment Dan Koelsch, February 5, 2013 Google’s Chrome Experiments use JavaScript and some of the latest advances in Internet browsing to allow developers and designers to create immersive beautiful experiences using Google Chrome. In partnership with UNIT9, Disney has developed a Chrome Experiment for Oz: The Great And Powerful. Get the details after the break. Find Your Way to Oz is an interactive experience where you can explore the worlds created by director Sam Raimi, going from a a Kansas circus to the wonderful land of Oz.Like any good circus, there’s plenty to keep you entertained: compose your own music, play with a fun photo booth and create your own movie with a zoetrope. The path to Oz also involves confronting an ominous tornado; surviving it completes the journey, enabling fans of the movie to watch an exclusive unreleased clip from the film.The intense graphics might run your computer hard, but it’s a fun little adventure. You can learn more about the technology used to develop the experience by reading the case study.Check out Disney’s Oz: The Great and Powerful in theaters on March 8th. Viral Marketing Chrome ExperimentsOz The Great and Powerful
LOST: Fan Made Finale Trailer, Cool Shirts and Posters, Lost Live, and More LOL Captions May 15, 2010May 15, 2010Everyone is excited for the series finale of ABC’s LOST, which is now just over a week away (the finale is airing on Sunday May 23rd to accommodate its extension to 2 1/2 hours). With that, we a great fan-made series finale trailer recommended by LOST showrunner Damon Lindelof himself,… Read More
Mad Men Yourself With JibJab and Dress Up Game July 6, 2010July 10, 2010JibJab has become well known for their animated videos that usually parody current events. In the past few years, the entertainment site has also offered ways for you to enter the videos with photos thanks to cutouts. In their latest offering, you and your friends can become characters in the… Read More
Garbled “Prometheus” Phone Message Could Have Clues To “10.11.12” July 17, 2012On Friday, we showed you pictures of the Weyland group at Comic-Con with an Engineer. The Prometheus viral campaign seems to be going strong even after the film’s release. The badges handed out just directed you to go to the ID page of Project Prometheus, which hasn’t changed since we… Read More