Get Your Name Featured on the Paranormal Activity DVD Dan Koelsch, November 5, 2009November 5, 2009 As we reported before, the viral buzz of Paranormal Activity deserves credit for most of the film’s success. Paramount Pictures obviously realizes this, so they have found a simple yet effective way to thank the fans. By entering your name and some information, you can have your name in the credits of the Paranormal Activity DVD. Go to the film’s official website and click on the “Submit Your Name” button, or go to the submission page directly. I wasn’t a big fan of the film, but this is a really cool gesture on Paramount’s part. They understand how important the word of mouth was in just getting the film released wide, let alone making a crazy profit. Usually fans are rewarded with prizes and more info on the film, but to have your actual name be on the film itself is something I haven’t seen before. By adding your name, you’ll also get notified when the DVD is scheduled to release. Paranormal Activity is currently in theaters. Viral Marketing paranormal activity
New ‘Star Wars Arcade’ App Seats You in the Millennium Falcon November 30, 2010I don’t own an iPhone or the iPod Touch, so I have been unable to enjoy the thousands of apps that have come out in recent years. If I did though, this would be the first one I would download. THQ Wireless Inc. has released a new mobile game called… Read More
Watch Director Sam Mendes’ First Video Blog for “Skyfall”, the Next James Bond Film February 22, 2012February 22, 2012At the beginning of this month, we were treated to the first official image (above) from the upcoming James Bond film Skyfall. Just a few weeks later, we now have the first video blog from director Sam Mendes, which you can watch after the break. Read More
“Godzilla” Takes Over Toronto Street To Promote Film May 16, 2014May 16, 2014Godzilla is out, and our own Marc Vibbert enjoyed what he saw. While the film is getting great reviews on today’s release, promotions for the film have taken a cool and interesting turn. Marketers have taken a small Toronto street and created what seems like a war zone to market the big budget monster flick. Hit… Read More