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|Film=Godzilla (2014)
|Film=Godzilla (2014)
|Agency=AvatarLabs
|Agency=AvatarLabs
|Project Name=M.U.T.O. Research Viral Site
|Project Name=Digital Media Campaign
|Agency Core Function=Production
|Agency Core Function=Advertising
|Audience=Domestic
|Audience=Domestic
|Content={{Content
|Content={{Content
|Asset Category=Feature
|Asset Category=Display
|Asset ID=898b961f-94b9-4173-85a3-dafb8b1fd2ce
|Asset ID=8deb7478-8dba-4a1c-a9b3-114461602010
|Asset Description=Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures created a digital promotion for the 2014 reboot of Godzilla that involved hacking.
|Video=https://vimeo.com/98776577
Targeted to fanboys and meant to generate press, AvatarLabs delivered a wholly original narrative exploring the digital surveillance and cybersecurity that extended the plot and characters of the film into the digital space, and discreetly name-checked Godzilla's biggest reveal-the introduction of an all-new Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism, or M.U.T.O.
|Video=https://vimeo.com/105683700
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Revision as of 21:22, October 20, 2021

Film: Godzilla (2014)

Agency: AvatarLabs

Agency Team: Advertising

Audience: Domestic

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