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Application Gallery
My Movie Moment Fox's My Movie Moment is back with six new movies for Father's Day, including Terminator, Robocop, and Office Space. The entire application has been rebuilt with our newest VideoStar widget technology - enjoy! |
Smooth and Dreamy Is there a love better than ice cream? Breyers' new Smooth and Dreamy campaign invites you to find out in webisode parodies of classic romance films like Gone with the Wind, starring Tony Award-winner Jane Krakowski. |
Trek Yourself Cheez-It and Paramount have teamed up to promote the newest Star Trek film. Trek Yourself allows you to join the virtual crew of the Enterprise. And, boldly going where no campaign has gone before, users can grab the whole application and post it to their profile, blog, or site. |
Find Yourself at IP Your other self is having way more fun than you. See just what you've been missing at Find Yourself at IP. Upload a photo and escape the dreary confines of your day-to-day life! |
Beggin' Time You can't touch Purina's new campaign ... but you can upload photos of you and your dog to star in an MC Hammer-inspired song and dance routine. Check out Beggin' Time and go ballistic! |
BrainFreeze Laboratory 7-11 is promoting Slurpee beverages with this new campaign: the BrainFreeze Laboratory allows you to upload your picture and see what happens when you drink a Slurpee a bit too quickly. |
Babymaker 3000 Grab a virtual partner, upload two photos and start making babies in this campaign for Volkswagen’s new Routan minivan. Don’t have any photos handy? Play around with photos pulled from the web without leaving the application. |
Engine Eddie Pimp your lawn and start bragging about your backyard with this new application. Briggs & Stratton's Engine Eddie invites you to customize your own human-lawnmower hybrid and a record a taunt, boast or challenge before emailing your message to a friend. |
Monk-e-Mail The title says it all: make monkeys and send messages. Check out what one newspaper called the "third greatest human achievement, after only democracy and velcro." |
