October 11, 2006
A preview of things to come?
Brazilian-based AgenciaClick has created what would seem to be an intriguing interactive movie theater experience to promote the Fiat Idea Adventure, a light offroad vehicle. Movie goers will meet a guy named John in a pre-movie film and, using SMS messaging from their cell phones, be able to generate 16 different versions of the promotional film and choose the ending.
-via Adrants.com
Could this be the precursor to the interactive movie? Perhaps this will be the saving grace of the film industry which, as we all know, has seen better times. Most point to the shrinking difference in experience between viewing a movie in the theater and viewing it at home as the reason for the slow decline in ticket sales (I would suggest a lot of the problem also lies in telling new and better stories, but hey…what do I know?). But if this becomes a legitimate technology it could offer a completely different experience from what you would be able to get at home. Something to look out for.
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October 11, 2006
Ok, so it’s easy to make fun of agencies trying to prove they’re caught up with what’s cool, but on a serious note this is pretty good news for agencies BBH and Leo Burnett. Most agencies missed the proverbial boat on MySpace and YouTube, waiting until they became cultural phenomena to jump on the bandwagon. But here we have at least two agencies (I’m pretty sure there are more) that are hitching their wagons to a trend relatively early…at least for advertisers. These two agencies have begun building digital offices within the realm of Second Life (if you’re not familiar with SL, you should be…read this right now) and from some preliminary photos, BBH’s office looks pretty cool. If this takes off the way it looks like it might, we may end up doing a lot of our “first life” living and working in our “second life” bodies in the not-too-distant future. Feel free to give your thoughts.
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