“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” Victory Tour Posters May Lead To Viral Campaign Michael Lee, February 26, 2013 Though these poster have been out for quite some time, it is important to acknowledge the viral potential it has. The new victory posters for Lionsgate’s The Hunger Games: Catching Fire are out, and if you are familiar with the novel, then you will recognize immediately that the Victory Tour is just one of few the central plot devices that keeps the book moving forward and now we got our first look at these posters which could possibly lead to a viral campaign. check it out below.I’ll say this about these posters, they are very sleek and very stylish, of course since there is an emphasis on the latter in the books it does make a lot of sense. These posters do indicate that we won’t be getting the same old district placement campaign we got last year, and i doubt that we are going to see Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson parade around the country for a “victory tour”, although the thought is nice. I could see uprisings and protests themed viral campaigns being held though.But all of this actually links back to the previous district placement campaign. These posters make us aware that Katniss and Peeta were victorious in The Hunger Games, and that the victory parade is coming to our district very soon. Viral Marketing LionsgateThe Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Viral Video: Heidi Montag’s Transformers 3 Audition Tape May 27, 2010A week ago we showed you Chris Klein’s bizarre singing audition for Mamma Mia. May seems to be the month of leaked try-outs, as reality star Heidi Montag took it upon herself to film a short Transformers 3 audition video for director Michael Bay. Check it out after the break. Read More
The Onion Explains The Reason For All The Iron Man 2 Hype April 24, 2010The Onion News Network has discovered the source for all that Iron Man 2 internet buzz. No, it’s not the introduction to War Machine, or the promise of another excellent performance by Robert Downey Jr. In actuality, it’s speculation that Gwyneth Paltrow’s character will get punched in the face sometime… Read More
YouTube Celebrates Fifth Birthday May 17, 2010It’s hard to believe, but YouTube has only been around for five years. That means it wasn’t around in the last election Bush won, MySpace and Facebook had already been around for over a year, and Twitter was just a gleam in Odeo’s (now Obvious Corp) eye. Since its creation,… Read More