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
“Total Recall” Viral Posters Seen On The Streets Of Hollywood June 10, 2012July 8, 2012There is no doubt that we will possess the technology to make your fantasies into reality, but for know, we must live that thought vicariously through the characters in Len Wiseman’s upcoming film, Total Recall. Now Sony has added a viral element to the film in hopes that it can… Read More
Learn the Math Behind CBS Show Numb3rs February 21, 2010There are a lot of procedural shows on right now, shows in which a problem is introduced, investigated and solved all within the same episode (think CSI, Bones, almost every one hour show other than LOST). Many have gimmicks to try to separate them from the bunch (his partner is… Read More
James Franco Jumps On Crowdfunding Bandwagon with “Palo Alto Stories” June 18, 2013You may not know that actor James Franco wrote and published a book of short stories titled Palo Alto: Stories two years ago. Well, now he is looking to turn three of the stories into feature length films with the help of Indiegogo. Get the details after the break. Read More