After the success of our last viral project with Thorpe Park, launching the Saw ride in 2008, they asked us to develop a new online video for their ‘Fright Night’ Halloween events (the thrill of the rides at night). In response we wrote a piece that centred around a traumatised women trapped in an institution and handled the whole process from scripting, casting, costume, location finding, shooting, editing, sound design & delivery.

The major challenge was finding a location that would emphasise the characters incarceration and our creative director Dan Skinner happened to remember that Three Mills Studio had a jail set left from TV Drama Bad Girls, which fitted perfectly with our story’s needs.

If you’re not too scared, you can watch the video here:

Neil Marshall’s Centurion opened in the UK last weekend and we thought we’d post the featurette we created for the Electronic Press Kit.

PPC Production interviewed cast and crew on set and filmed the official behind the scenes elements for this swords and sandals epic.

The SAW 6 Carousel of Death is your chance to play as Jigsaw and his apprentices by adding your friends to the carousel and choosing their fates. Add your friends by uploading their photos or connect to the carousel through Facebook and select who you want to add from your friends list.

You then have to choose two to live and four to die… let the game begin…

After five highly successful films in the SAW franchise, Lionsgate have now teamed up with Thorpe Park to unleash the world’s scariest rollercoaster, “SAW, THE RIDE”.

PPC production created a series of videos for online distribution to tease this nail biting experience.

The Spirit is the latest graphic novel to be made for the big screen. Written by Will Eisner and brought to cinematic life by fellow comic veteran Frank Miller, The Spirit hits UK screens in January and we have launched a three chapter online game to precede it, based on three classic arcade style games – platform, shoot ‘em up, and combat.

As we are trying to do with most of our projects now, we spent some time trying to find some appropriate channels to help promote it. At launch we placed the game in a grabbable widget on a number of high profile, yet relevant sites, for example WillEisner.com, ComicBulletins, ReelComix and FilmOnic. A few key posts like these really helped spread the game through the widget and we have seen some impressive numbers so far.