2012: BE THERE!

2012: BE THERE!

Something big is going to happen..but what? Soren Ulfert’s blog is telling us where and when, just not what we can expect. Two days before our… party… I’ll send my message out to you from 8am to noon. One day before I’ll transmit from 3pm to 6pm. For now, go to your location and keep…

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Zombieland Review: Nut Up or Shut Up

Zombieland Review: Nut Up or Shut Up

There are only a handful of movies every year that seem to really captivate audiences in a way that actually makes them applaud while watching it. This year we had Taken, District 9, and now Zombieland. This is a film that seems to be made specifically for the audience, as everything you expected to in…

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New Study: Film Marketing and the ‘Net

Some interesting research has been released that speaks to the budding importance of viral marketing. According to Variety’s Marc Graser, film marketers are increasingly looking to the internet to promote upcoming movies. He cites a study by Stradella Road, which surveyed 1,547 moviegoers regarding their film consumption habits and where they get their information. The study…

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2012: Cliff Notes

2012: Cliff Notes

ThisIsTheEnd has a terrific summary of all the happenings from the viral arena knows as 2012. And here they are! The Institute for Human Continuity (otherwise known as The IHC): Know the world is ending in 2012, and working to “preserve a small population” so humanity doesn’t go extinct. They’re running an election for the…

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Viral Review: 9

Viral Review: 9

Shane Acker’s 9 has been in theaters for a couple weeks now (read my review here). The viral has since died down, so it looks like it’s about time to review it. Sites used: Scientist’s Facebook Scientist’s laboratory 9’s viral campaign initially kicked off back in mid-June with the scientist’s Facebook page, as well as…

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Surrogates Viral Review

Surrogates Viral Review

As we reported yesterday, Surrogates opened this weekend to poor results, despite my glowing review. One of the points I brought up was how Disney/Touchstone Pictures dropped the ball in terms of marketing. Obviously the awareness of the film was low, and there are many things that contributed to that. However, I think more attention…

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