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  • FX Touts its Top Content With Interactive Sound Sculptures in Three Cities

    FX Networks is renowned for executing largescale, multisensory activations at tentpole events like San Diego Comic-Con. But amid the pandemic, the brand has been exploring new avenues for in-person engagement that allow for maximum throughput, but minimal crowding. The most recent example is the network’s multi-city Sound FX campaign featuring the installation of interactive sound […]

  • Stunts: FX Deploys ‘Dave Drops’ to Surprise and Delight Fans of its Hit Comedy

    The goal for promoting season two of the FX comedy “Dave” was to bring Dave directly to the fans. What the fans didn’t know, however, was that Dave would come to them standing atop a 50-foot drone or on a video screen that popped up from a furry anteater on wheels. The “Dave Drops” stunt […]

  • FX Delivers Service with a Season Premiere in an Experiential Drive-Thru Car Wash

    Ahead of the fourth season premiere of “Snowfall,” a crime drama set in 1980s Los Angeles during the first crack cocaine epidemic, FX activated an experiential drive-thru car wash that would provide consumers with a useful service while driving tune-in among new and existing viewers. Held over the weekend, Feb. 19-21, at the real-life NCM […]

  • From Spotify to Bacardi: Brands Creating Halloween Experiences

    Happy Halloween, marketers. While candy brands are having a field day today, plenty of other categories are getting in on the fun, too, leveraging the holiday to pull off stunts, contests and product launches. Last year, the industry saw Skittles activate a tiny house sampling structure, Reese’s activate vending machines that allowed trick-or-treaters to trade […]

  • Photo Tour: FX Revives 1980s L.A. for the Launch of ‘Snowfall’

    To promote its new series Snowfall,” FX Networks created a launch event that generated excitement for the first season of the show without promoting its sensitive subject matter—the crack epidemic that hit Los Angeles in 1983. To do that, the activation focused on the rich tapestry of cultures represented in the show—from the drug dealers […]