Posted in feature film, television, webisodes, tagged 24, Assistant Director, BattleStar Gallactica, Cylons, Emmy, Eric Mofford, Glen Larson, imdb, Los Angeles Magazine, Lost, Night Man, NightMan, Rob Spera, Ronald Moore, SciFi Channel, Steve Erickson, television, The Wire, webisodes, YouTube on January 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Last Friday I had to join all the other fans and watch “BattleStar Gallactica” at it’s normal scheduled airing time on the SciFi Channel. Down to the final 10 episodes, I now have to wait a week to get my next fix. I’m not use to this, you see I’ve only [...]
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Posted in Red Camera, feature film, internet, webisodes, tagged AFTRA, DGA, Don Gierson, FilmFellas, Frances Fisher, Golden Globe Awards, Hollywood Reporter, Hulu, interactive, internet, Jeff Blue, Jeff Seckendorf, Maine Media Workshops, MembershipFirst, Mentors, Musicians Institute, MySpace, new media, One on One Film Training, Prince, record label, Red Camera, SAG, SAG Awards, SAG strike, television, Tina Fey, Titanic, Unconventional Media, webisodes, WGA, YouTube on January 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The amazing musical artist, once again known as, Prince has recently been quoted as saying, “the Gatekeepers must change.” This was in reference to his frustration with the major labels and the creation of his own record label and his three upcoming, yes three, releases. The man is prolific. He’s got [...]
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Posted in internet, new media, webisodes, tagged banner advertisements, Bree, Buried Alive, conspiracy, Feaqrnet.com, Fearnet.com, interactive, LonelyGirl15, Mary Feuer, PBS, resistance, Senior Year, series, Strike.TV, television, theater view, Unconventional, video overlays, webisodes, With the Angels, YouTube on October 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It really gets you wondering where all these web series are headed. When I did “Unconventional” and “Senior Year” back in 2002, there were very few webisodes, now they seem to be everywhere.
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Posted in Unconventional Media, new media, video games, webisodes, tagged advertising, banner advertising, Barry Diller, bigger experience, Channeled Obsession, comedy, commercial, content for the web, cross-over, David Zeiger, development of webisodes, EA, early days of web, Electronic Arts, email, Eric Mofford, filmmaker, Gaming, Hollywood Reporter, imdb, interactive, Interactive Corp., internet, Joss Whedon, KCET, media, music, Need for Speed, Networks, new episode, Paypal, PBS, Press Play movie, Press>Play, programming, Senior Year, showcase, television, Theater, Unconventional Media, video ads, virtual, virtual worlds, web marketing, webisode, webseries, Which Road to Take, Wikipedia on September 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’m seeing more and more “webisode” television and it reminds me of my days in Los Angeles theater. It’s up there, not as a staged experience or to even just entertain, but as a showcase. The creator is actually hoping someone will discover their series and put it on Network television. It’s content for the [...]
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