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Saturday, November 7, 2015
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
Wyndotte Street Launching Soon
We launch this Thanksgiving with comedy, music and more on the way. This is an experiment in original content and we look forward to sharing our story.
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Bun In The Oven
Hey fellow webseriesans! (I'll work on the name)
My name's Chris, and I created a comedy web series called Bun In The Oven, about an eccentric bakery owner who tries to sell his employee's baby in order to make ends meet (I really wanted to write something people could relate to).
We shot it this summer with a small crew and an equally small budget, and have finally begun releasing episodes. Please check it out and let me know what you think. I know it's not perfect, but hopefully it'll bring you some enjoyment! Episode 1 is above, episode 2 below - and new episodes come out every Tuesday :)
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Hey Mama - Pam Gets a Job (Season 1 Episode 5)
Pam does a series of odd jobs in this special extended episode of Hey Mama! Starring Megan Nicole Stack In this episode we also feature Dyan McBride, and her amazing theater class, (special thanks to Solano College Theater!), Nestor Campos Jr., Kaila Yasmine Kaci, Matthew King, and Gianna DiGregorio.
ARCHIVES OF THE HEART EPISODE III TEASER TRAILER
Archives of the Heart Teaser Trailer for Episode III Is Here! Catch up on previous episodes at wwww.archivesoftheheart.com
Monday, November 2, 2015
STATE OF FRANKLIN - Season 2 Premier - "Deja Vu"
We're back for our second season. Toby Hamilton's life is falling apart, but a man claiming to be Benjamin Franklin may be his best way of coping with the changes.
Flash Pulp – Biggest Fan
Flash Pulp is an experiment in broadcasting fresh pulp stories in the modern age – three to ten minutes of fiction brought to you Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Tonight from Skinner Co.: We talk of Davy Jones, John Lennon, and fanaticism.
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Why Every Actor Should Focus On Making a Web Series
One cannot understate the impact of creating a series personally and professionally on an actor's artistry.
Web series has the potential to go viral, attract attention to critics and audiences, and get picked up for traditional distribution if the content is developed following a comprehensive strategy to get the word out.
The industry helps gain perspective on a different route. All actors feel the helplessness of creating an art without a project, mostly relying on other people to get the work done. Crafting your own web series helps curb this disorder and could help you fetch more work. There are indeed so many ways producing can enrich your life.
Here are benefits why actors should focus on making a web series and how it could be just the break they've been waiting for.
Learn more about acting.
When you set your mind at either directing or producing a series yourself, you have the liberty to get insight of the production as you review all of the footage and sit along on editing sessions. You'll be alarmed and amused to discover more about your habits, all the good and the bad. While, as a producer you get the opportunity to interact with every member of the team and grasp knowledge on their responsibilities and how you, as an actor can contribute as a collaborator. The task allows you to be aware of tracking the continuity of scene, hitting the right mark, and delivering a performance that goes well with the light and the shot. You understand that you are just one piece in a large crowd, with a large organization of a set and the complexities of scheduling and implementing the job.
Understand the justification of why you aren't getting cast.
An actor's education is incomplete without the experience of the casting process. Once signed in a web series, you're likely to receive hundreds of submissions and in no time will fall into the same casting practices, a familiar routine involving lot of auditions. Not enough credit on resume? Not enough headshots? No audition! You'll soon start to understand the different shades that go into casting, as you realize the real values that go beyond talent and make a way around to your project in terms of their social network and their fan base. Actors with no Facebook, twitter, or Instagram page are unlikely to bring any viewers to a series.
Build more social network.
Yes, in order to make a living in this industry you're going to need a bunch of big breaks. It's increasingly important for actors to have a strong presence on social media to prove that they have a fan following at any stage of their carrier. Whether it’s your Red Carpet moment, or promoting your web series: they need to go live on your social media pages. We understand that it may not be a suitable and favorite part for all, but there's no fighting it. Once you are knowledgeable, there’s no stopping you from getting million likes and shares.
Boost your network of collaborators.
Micro-budget filming involves a community, truthfully a village and it's crucial that you show up on your collaborators sets and assist them, as an actor and contributors, and expect the same when you ask them to show up on yours. It becomes essential to support your friends' crowdfunding campaign and share their work with your network. The chances are that you exponentially learn and grow together, and concentrate on making better projects. Consider treating all your collaborators with respect, as work of today might make their Sundance debut the following year.
You have a very little control over when your "big break" and truth is, you need many such big breaks to survive in this industry. However, making a web series in your early carrier can give that push as you learn essential skills and set yourself up for success down the line.
Sunday, November 1, 2015
GUIDANCE TRAILER ft. Amanda Steele
The truth behind a series of scandalous photos of the most popular girl in school unfolds through sessions with the school’s guidance counselor. Starring Amanda Steele and Michelle Trachtenberg.
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Starring: Michelle Trachtenberg, Amanda Steele, Taylor John Smith, Graham Phillips, Brooke Markham, Casimere Jollette, Saidah Arrika Ekulona, Matt Cohen, Alex Aiono, Kiana Brown, Macy Kate, Savannah Lathem, Paulina Cerilla, David Starzyk, Shelly Bhalla, Morgan Quinn
Directed by Anna Mastro
Created By Bekah Brunstetter
Executive Producers: Michelle Trachtenberg, Brian Robbins, Shauna Phelan, Brett Bouttier, Joe Davola, Bekah Brunstetter
Producers: Scott Levine, Brin Lukens, Anna Mastro
Writers: Bekah Brunstetter, Shaina Fewell, Daria Polatin, Allison Schroeder
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