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Just in Time for Easter: MY LIFE AS A PEEP Teaser Trailer

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By KillianFollow on Twitter

We’ve talked a lot about Kickstarter, the all-or-nothing fundraising site for budding creatives, throughout the life of this blog, and usually in a fashion that encourages you to participate by way of suggesting you get your own project started through the site or by featuring web shows in the midst of that process. Today, we’re spotlighting a Kickstarter success story—one that fans of obscure dark comedies with blatant racial implications will be sure to appreciate. Read More »

Take a Trip to Squaresville, A New Web Series Worth Settling Into

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By JosieFollow on Twitter

What do you get when you cross Daria, Garden State and the Internet?

Why the web series Squaresville, of course—the most fun Internet video series you haven’t seen yet. A brand new series of shorts from director/writer Matt Enlow, Squaresville is a diamond in the rough, a perky little production that is shaping up to be a fun, funny, and utterly fresh look at high school misfits from a female perspective. Read More »

How One Simple Web Series Called Checked Out Got Over 30k Viewers to Check It Out

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By KellyFollow on Twitter

Checked Out is a simple web series—perhaps as simple as they come. Set inside a Trader Joe’s-like break room, and contained within the same room for the first four debut episodes, it is frequented by Jameson (David Greenman, Bones) and Marissa (Zelda Williams, daughter of the oh-so-famous Robin). In fact, Jameson somehow manages to Read More »

Whole Day Down: It’s On a Whole Different Level

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By KennyFollow on Twitter

Whole Day Down, a new web series created by Tai Fauci and Patrick Breen, embodies three familiar themes often used in web series (art, actors, and the apocalypse), but does so in such an inventive way that they might have you convinced otherwise. Read More »

Vin Diesel’s New Series, The Ropes, Fun for the Web, But Not Yet TV-Friendly

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By KellyFollow on Twitter

Vin Deisel has decided to join the ranks of Sylvester Stallone as a beefed-up actor who does more than mutter one-liners in front of the camera. With the launch of the new web series, The Ropes, Diesel legitimately adds writer and director to his credentials. We all know Diesel can play a slow-witted, macho hero in an action movie, but is attaching his name as writer/producer/director going to get his fan base to watch the new 23-minute-per-episode series about slimy NYC night club bouncers on the web? Read More »