Feature-Length Behind-the-Scenes Documentary of “The Social Network” Posted Online Dan Koelsch, February 2, 2011 The Blu-Ray release for The Social Network is chock-full of impressive extras, and one of those is a 93 minute documentary called “How Did They Ever Make a Movie of Facebook?”, which is a behind-the-scenes of the award-winning film. For those too cheap to make the purchase, IMDB has kindly posted the entire thing online. Here are the links to each of the four parts:Part One – Commencement Part Two – Boston Part Three – Los Angeles Part Four – The Lot Source: /Film Viral Marketing Viral Videos The Social NetworkViral video
Experience an Interactive Version of Oscar-Nominated “Moonrise Kingdom” Screenplay January 17, 2013Briefly: While some may think that Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom was snubbed for a Best Picture nomination at this year’s 85th Annual Academy Awards, no one is surprised that the quirky adventure’s script got a nomination in Writing: Original Screenplay category. Now you can read the screenplay yourself, along with… Read More
Tron Legacy Operative Phones Are Still In Play August 17, 2010Briefly: Tron Legacy really kicked off its viral campaign in February, when the Zero Hour website lead to coordinates in cities around the world, where players could pick up dead drop packages that included a pre-paid cell phone that lead to ANOTHER package that some other cool things inside. Now,… Read More
Would You Spend $67 on a Book About Alternate Reality Games? December 17, 2009December 17, 2009No need to clean your glasses, you read that headline right. There have been books and guides on Alternate Reality Games before, but the newest one carries a doozy of a price. The book, offered on Amazon, was released on November 23rd, and has the exceptionally long title “Alternate Reality… Read More
I thought The Social Network was severely overrated and got most of its attention due to the subject matter rather than the movie as a whole. I’m a big David Fincher fan and he’s never let me down. Good movie but it didn’t make my Top Ten. I thought Howl was by far the best movie of the year with its combination of animation, acting (James Franco as Allen Ginsberg), and cinematography. You can check out my list on my artist’s blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2010/12/top-10-movie-picks-of-2010.html