by Eros Now

For @ErosNow’s fantasy horror blockbuster movie #Tumbbad we conceptualized & built these 2 stunning #FacebookAR camera filters, do try it!
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by Pixel Chefs

This spooky camera effect was created for Halloween and allows to become Jason Voorhees. Make sure to check both front and rear camera for full experience!

by The Meg Movie

It’s coming for you… Try out the Facebook Camera effect to see how big #TheMeg really is!

by Peppermint

To promote STX’s new movie, Peppermint, Powster created an AR lens for Facebook that puts users inside the movie poster. The lens was built using new ‘occlusion’ technology to remove people from the background. It’s compatible with both the front and rear camera. Find a face to activate the lens, flapping wings then attach to the user and can be changed by tapping the screen.

by objectspace – Snaplenses

Use this Snapchat Lens to become Pradator! Make sure to check front and rear camera to get full experience.

by Eros Now

Try the #ChinChinFilter created for the premiere of Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi movie! Speak like Daman Singh Bagga, Dancing like Happy & more!

by Lionsgate

Entertainment company Lionsgate is the first brand to run a Context Card alongside a lens. The company is attaching a Context Card to a lens it is running on Monday for its upcoming film “Wonder”. The lens celebrates “World Kindness Day,” and if users swipe up on the Context Card, it leads to a URL where they can insert their location, view screening times and purchase tickets.

Read More: Business Insider. Snapchat’s latest feature converts its lenses and filters into shopping vehicles — and fixes its biggest flaw to date

by The Mill

In anticipation of the upcoming film Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, The Mill was tasked by Universal and Facebook to bring the Velociraptor “Blue” to life in AR form to promote the film and it’s 2018 Super Bowl trailer release.

Read More: The Mill. Jurassic World: Facebook AR Effects

by Hotel Artemis

AR Snapchat filter that allows users to walk through one of the medical suites featured in the film. Users scan their face and then use the front facing camera to explore the suite full of details from the film like branded napkins, a medical device screen, and a bloody pillow.

by NBC Universal & Snapchat

Minions are on the loose in Universal Studios and 30 Rockefeller Plaza. NBC Universal and Illumination partnered with Snapchat, to bring the Minions to life in AR.

source: lensstudio.snapchat.com

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The Variety. Minions Mob Snapchat in ‘Despicable Me 3’ Augmented-Reality Promo

by Jumanji Movie

Welcome to the Jungle! The new Jumanji movie became an instant classic and your new Facebook post can do the same. Try the Jumanji Facebook Camera Effect, teleport to the jungle and beware of the hippo behind you!

by The Walking Dead

This effect allows you to become a bloodthirsty Walker from the Walking Dead TV Series. Opening your mouth triggers an awesome voice effect making the experience even more realistic!

by Pixar

Pixar’s Incredibles 2 has entered the fray as the latest sequel in a summer of highly anticipated follow-up films and, like its peers, it also has an augmented reality experience to promote its presence in theaters.

Available via Snapchat, the AR experience places the familiar mask of the movie’s super family on your face, and simple finger taps on the smartphone’s screen activate various virtual superpowers. The experience continues via the rear camera, where the adorable Jack-Jack floats in the user’s view and disappears into random seams in reality.

Read more: Snapchat Gains Super Powers with ‘Incredibles 2’ Augmented Reality Experience

by A Wrinkle in Time

Travel through time and dimensions using this Facebook camera effect for the science fantasy adventure movie, A Wrinkle In Time. Works both on the rear and front camera!

Read More: research.fb.com. Enhancing Facebook’s AR platform with target tracking capabilities

by Disney / Pixar

This year’s Oscar for Best Animated Feature receiver, a movie called Coco launched a Facebook Camera Effect, which turns you into a male or female version of the skeletons depicted in the movie. Great way to make the movie go viral!

by Havas and StudioCanal

Users can adopt Paddington’s hat and duffle coat, creating sharable content such as images and videos in a way many studios are embracing, albeit varying between Facebook and its rival Snapchat.

Jamie McHale, digital marketing manager at StudioCanal, said: “Paddington is loved by kids, their parents and grandparents, and Facebook’s Augmented Reality camera allows us to make the story come alive for children of all ages.

Read More: The Drum. Paddington 2 embraces Facebook masks in promo push

This AR Effect created for Despicable Me 3 premiere allowed users to hang out with Minions. Open your mouth to trigger a special effect and try not slip on banana skin!

by Maze Runner

Use your Snapchat’s back camera to step into the world of the Maze Runner. Fortunately, it’s just in AR. If you’re looking for a less chilly experience or you’re simply not brave enough, the front camera allows you to take a fun selfie. Watch out for the choppers!

by P.I.C.S. / Netflix

Devilman Crybaby is another US/Japanese co-production for Neflix. It’s a new adaptation of Go Nagai’s classic ’70s manga and subsequent anime, about a teenager who becomes possessed and transformed into an avenging demon with a pure human heart. With AR effect created for the premiere you get a chance to put yourself in his shoes.

Read More: “Devilman Crybaby” Facebook Ar Camera Effect

by Saw Movie

The film studio has created an animated selfie filter that’s much like a Snapchat lens to promote the new movie “Jigsaw,” the latest installation in the “Saw” franchise, and is distributing it with an ad buy across the mobile web.

Camera Effect produced for the TV series Black Lighting for CW Television Network. It allows users to put on the spectacles of the main character and promotes incoming episodes at the same time.

Woody Woodpecker has his own Snapchat Lens! show us your best lens reactions in the comments below and tag #WoodyWoodpecker

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Read more: Woody Woodpecker on Facebook

by The Mill / BBC Worldwide

BBC Worldwide has announced a feature that you can use with your Facebook Camera Effects Platform that will allow you the thrill (well the visual thrill) of regenerating with your Doctor with the help of Augmented Reality. Created by the VFX studio, The Mill, and with the help of Facebook app’s camera feature you too can change into a new you, just as the Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi into Thirteenth Doctor Jodie Whittaker will in Doctor Who: Twice Upon a Time.

Read More: Mashable. This might be the best thing Doctor Who has ever done on social media

by STX Entertainment

For the January 2017 release of its new movie, The Bye Bye Man, STX Entertainment looked to generate awareness and watch intent among its intended audience of Snapchatters age 13 to 24, and drive ticket sales for the film’s opening weekend. They hoped to do so with fun and interactive ad products that encouraged people to engage and share with friends.

Read More: Snapchat. How Snapchat drove box office sales for The Bye Bye Man

by Marvel

For the premiere of Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 2 movie, Marvel prepared a special AR effect that let users become the Rocket. As a bonus, baby Groot was hanging out on your shoulder and waving to all the fans out there.

by Rampage

Get hyped about the upcoming movie Rampage using this Snapchat filters. Don’t worry: It’s not your phone screen that’s cracked, it’s just the lens!

by Star Wars Movies

Fulfill your destiny with the new Star Wars: The Last Jedi camera effect.

by Power Rangers

For the premiere of the new Power Rangers movie an AR effect that teleports you straight in the middle of the action was created. What is more rising eybrows triggers an effect making you 100% ready to save the world. Go go Power Rangers!

by Warner Bros. Pictures

Enter the portal into an AR reality using this Ready Player One Snapchat lens.

by Lionsgate

Lionsgate worked with Snapchat to develop a face-in-video Lens experience to drive engagement and reintroduce Tyler Perry’s star character Madea. The Lens went live on Friday the 13th, a week before the movie’s premier, to drum up buzz in advance of its release. The Boo2! Lens owned Friday the 13th, enjoying an average of 16 seconds play time, over 80M impressions, and a 12% share rate.

Read More: Snapchat. Boo2! A Made a Halloween saw 18% boost in watch intent

by Paramount Pictures

Paramount Pictures is giving New Zealanders a Transformers-themed makeover on Snapchat to celebrate the release of Transformers: The Last Knight. The campaign has seen Paramount Pictures New Zealand partner with Snapchat to create a filter that puts a mask of characters Optimus Prime and Bumblebee on the user.

Read more: StopPress. Paramount Pictures partners with Snapchat to turn New Zealanders into Transformers

by X-Men Movies

Twentieth Century Fox has bought up nine Sponsored Snapchat Lenses to promote the forthcoming “X-Men: Apocalypse” movie. Snapchat users can overlay their selfies with nine X-Men characters: Apocalypse, Beast, Professor X, Cyclops, Mystique, Quicksilver, Magneto, Nightcrawler, and Storm.

Read More: Business Insider. Snapchat is letting X-Men fans transform into their favorite characters today

The creepy the strain snapchat lens turns you into a victim in the show. The lens makes it appear as though there are small creatures slithering under your skin. Once activated a creature will come out of your mouth and crack the screen.

Read More: On The Line Social Media. Creepy The Strain Snapchat Lens