The infamous Christmas movie 'Elf' is being recreated by fans and photographed for charity, as the Luckie Elf project will make a charitable donation for each photo submitted.
'Elf', staring actor Will Ferrell, stands as one of the most popular holiday films to be released in recent years and fans of the flick can now have a blast by recreating their favorite scenes. Luckie Elf accepts the recreated scenes and posts them on its website to the delight of film fans across the country. Additionally, Luckie Elf will donate $25 to a children's charity for every photo they receive.
Participants are given a hashtag description of the scene to recreate, which they can then upload to social media sites for approval.
Get involved at Luckie Elf and recreate your favorite Elf scene!
What's Driving This Trend
- Recreating Film Scenes
- Opportunity for fans to recreate scenes from popular films and engage in charitable initiatives.
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- Film and Entertainment
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