Genius Marketing- "Devil Baby Attack" Scares NYC

Let's be real- if you heard a baby crying in an unattended stroller you'd be sure to check it out- right? Well, that's exactly what the people in video below did.  Boy- were they surprised at what they found!  It's worth a watch...

The guys over at Thinkmodo are infamous for their viral marketing and they really knocked it out of the park this time. 

They constructed a remote-controlled stroller with a devil child inside.  Why in the world would they do such a thing?  To promote a movie of course :) 

"Devil Baby Attack" is to promote the horror film, "Devil's Due," which opens this weekend.

Sweet Dreams. 

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And... I'm Back!

So it's been awhile, but I'm Back!  New Years Resolution of Blogging more is working (with a little delay) and I will be back in full force soon!

Programming Note: Since recording the below videos, I've cut all my hair off and taken my Christmas Tree down :) 

So happy to be back- Enjoy the 2 Vlogs below. 

My Imovie Samples...

Griswold Finds A Home 

Griswold's Wrecking Ball 

Friday Funnies

Secrets of The Bachelor

Have you ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes on 
The Bachelor? Yep- me too.  


I always wonder how they pack for such an uncertain amount of time or undisclosed destinations.  How much they get to sleep? What do they do all day without TV or Internet access?  Well, I have uncovered some of those secrets! 




Here are 10 behind the scenes secretes of "The Bachelor":

1. "The Bachelor" is told what order to call out rose recipients at the rose ceremonies.
2. Chris Harrison used to write the date cards, but thought his handwriting was too sloppy. He admits he writes them occasionally.
3. Women start getting ready at 9:00 a.m. on the first day of "The Bachelor." They don't arrive until 9:00 p.m. when it's dark and don't have the rose ceremony until 4:00 a.m..  They get to bed at 8:00 a.m. the next day.
4. The women don't have TV or Internet access while they're in the house.
5. "The Bachelor" contestants bring their own clothes and dresses, however they may share or switch items.
6. Makeup artists offer their services for the first few rose ceremonies, but most of the women apply their own makeup. They also have the option of getting their hair done by "The Bachelor" staff.
7. A couple men on the crew wet down the mansion's driveway with hoses to make the contestants' arrivals look super good.
8. A psychologist is available for the rejected "Bachelor" contestants. The eliminated cast normally takes advantage of that.
9. The final two have a selection of dresses to choose from prior to filming the finale episode.
10. On the exotic location dates, the women get to spend at least two days with "The Bachelor."

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And if you have an extra 1 1/2 hours on your hand you can watch 20/20's special "Inside The Bachelor: Stories Behind The Rose" to discover even more secrets!  

Friday Funnies

These videos have been floating around the blog and facebook world recently and I just can't get enough of them!  I think every girl has either said all of these things or at least has a friend that said them. Every time I watch them I  think about all the ridiculous things I say to Michael everyday.

(Lord/Mom forgive me for putting a 4-letter word on my blog)

Enjoy!  Happy Friday!












And some great spin offs....

Tuesday's Thought

Stop focusing on what you don’t want to happen.

 Focus on what you do want to happen.  Positive thinking is at the forefront of every great success story.  If you awake every morning with the thought that something wonderful will happen in your life today, and you pay close attention, you’ll often find that you’re right.




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