“Reading Rainbow” Kickstarter Ends Campaign With $5.4 Million Michael Lee, July 3, 2014July 2, 2014 Briefly: LaVar Burton‘s Reading Rainbow may have reached it’s $1 million goal in a day, but fans would keep backing the project for days and weeks until it reached its $5 million goal. And now that the 35-day campaign has come to an end, it’s time to count how backers donated to the project. We recently reported that Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane promised to match every dollar donated to the campaign when it reached $4 million. That must given the campaign the extra push it needed to reach the $5 million goal, plus approximately $400K of interest.Mashable is reporting that the Reading Rainbow Kickstarter’s final numbers are $5.4 million. You can add another million that will be donated by MacFarline as promised, which would make it a grand total of $6.4 million. The campaign first started back on May 28, and as aforementioned, the project reached its $1 million target in a day. Then it reached $2 million on day two. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Viral News LaVar BurtonReading Rainbow
Enlist With The International Fleet In This Latest Recruitment Viral Video For “Ender’s Game” July 17, 2013The International Fleet continues their search for new young recruits with their latest recruitment video for the upcoming film, Ender’s Game. In the video, Colonel Graff (Harrison Ford) reminds us that we need to prepare for the next invasion and that in order to be properly prepared, we need heroes… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns The Men In The Black Suits Are Real: Possible “Men In Black 3” Viral Campaign November 26, 2011April 1, 2012Earlier today, a teaser poster for Men In Black 3 was discovered by Collider.com and it looks to contain the beginning of a Men in Black 3 viral campaign. Embedded in the poster was a link to a Facebook page run by a teenager (BugEyes126) who is convinced that “the… Read More
SNL Viral Video: British Movie February 13, 2011February 13, 2011As our readers know, NBC’s Saturday Night Live often parodies movies, and this weekend’s episode hosted by Russell Brand was no exception. This time they take on the trend of the gritty British action-crime dramas, focusing on the difficult-to-understand accents. NBC even created a basic website for the fake film,… Read More