Last Piece of “Let Me In” Viral Plus a Deleted Scene Dan Koelsch, October 5, 2010October 6, 2010 The Let Me In viral campaign is done and over with, but I got one more piece in the mail; a certain photobooth photo that is shown in the film. /Film also has an exclusive deleted scene that you can watch over on their site. To see the photo and watch Matt Reeve’s explanation as to why the deleted scene was cut, hit the jump. Matt Reeves Explains Deleted Scene from Let Me In from /Film on Vimeo. This is a scan of the photo below, though I got a real hard copy just like it looks in the film. This may be a spoiler, but not much of one for anyone who knows anything about the Let Me In’s plot. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Viral Videos Deleted SceneLet Me InMatt Reeves
The Office Wants You To Get Wuphf’d September 29, 2010September 29, 2010I am probably not the only person who loses track of all the communication and social networks they maintain. Fortunately, The Office‘s Ryan Howard (B. J. Novak) has created a new social network, Wuphf, that will sync up every last communication service you operate, from fax machines to Twitter. The… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns Become A Receiver With “The Giver” Interactive Contest May 9, 2014For the release of The Giver, The Weinstein company has rolled out an immersive viral campaign that takes fans to different platforms in order to reflect the themes of the movie. What’s super awesome about these sites is that they take social media and use it as a tool to… Read More
“Transformers: Age Of Extinction” Viral Marketing Wants To ‘Keep Earth Human’ May 22, 2014May 22, 2014Following the explosive second trailer for Michael Bay’s Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Paramount Pictures has unveiled their latest push for the Transformers Are Dangerous viral marketing campaign. The first aspects of the Transformers Are Dangerous viral marketing campaign was actually revealed in the first trailer back in March, when a… Read More