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Online Web Series, eScape!

www.escapetheseries.com The campers are lost, but what they don’t know is... more

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It's official: Sweat is Sexy!

Since Zuzana proved this fact to us, everybody's getting in on the act. Including... more

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The Final Resistance is here!

Kismet now has a web series! Check out The Final Resistance at... more

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The Path,.....Cold Steel, Enchantment, and Cthulhu

A really fun and well done Arthurian/Lovecraftian/Swords and Sorcery web-comic, This would be one hell of an RPG setting!

About the Author---

bio
James Riot was born to unstable parents. They were a happy couple, but were perturbed at the idea of having to raise a child...as it would cut into their favorite game of tricking the local kids into eating their own pets. At 20 months, Riot was learning to speak when a doctor told his family that he seemed to be developmentally delayed and possibly mildly retarded. His father took the opinion to extremes, believing that he was profoundly retarded. He took him to the ocean and threw him in. Rescued from death by the horrible denizens of the undersea city R'lyeh, Riot was raised under the sea: playing amidst the massive slumbering form of Cthulhu. This close proximity was not without incident, however, as when Riot emerged from the bosom of the sea 25 years later, he returned to the world of man with malice in his heart and destruction on his mind. A weapon of the Great Old Ones, tempered at the unfathomable depths of the unforgiving sea.Then he discovered whiskey, moved to southern California, and makes a living doing freelance artwork and drawing comics. He lives in Long Beach with his girlfriend, likes re-reading Lovecraft to the point of insanity, Orange Chicken from Panda Express, and B-grade horror movies.
influences
Mike Mignola, Matt Wagner, Mike Allred, H.P. Lovecraft, P. Craig Russell
hobbies
Drawing, writing, drinking.
music
Bad Religion, The Darkest of Hillside Thickets, Sham 69, The Jam, Queen, Billie Holiday, GWAR, Stephen Lynch, The Blues Brothers, The Ramones, The Pixies, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Black 47, Misfits, Rudimentary Peni, The Dwarves, Sloppy Seconds, The Vandals, NOFX, The Clash, The Damned, The Slackers, Agent Orange, Biohazard, The Cramps, The Horrorpops, Oxymoron,The Pillows, The Seatbelts, Foo Fighters, garbage, Greg Graffin's solo stuff, Johnny Cash, Clapton, Hendrix, Kieven Rus, Social Distortion, Murphy's Law, Pennywise, Queen, Reel Big Fish, Strung Out, The Smiths, The Suicide Machines, System of a Down, Zebrahead, etc.
books
Anything by Lovecraft, Poe, and the like. Anything on mythology and/or folklore.
THE FORBIDDEN LORE-----
http://www.needcomics.com/The_Path/page/1/A really fun and well done Arthurian/Lovecraftian/Swords and Sorcery web-comic,... more

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Orange Juice in Bishop's Garde - Episode 2.7

Episode 2.7 - "Girlfriend?": Sarah, Maggie, Yasmine, and Hunter have a girl... more

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Trailer of Unofficial Superman web series

The people from SuperUnofficial(dot)com is set to launch a twelve-part series... more

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Funemployed: Lockwood's Lockin' Down the Streetz

You can never be too safe. In this series of hardcore self-defense workout sessions,... more

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Funemployed is raising funds for Funemployed: Season 2 (web series) on Kickstarter!

We're gearing up for Season 2, and we are super pumped about taking the show to... more

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The Jon and Eddie Show: Yogurt Day

Jon and Eddie eat frozen yogurt. Written and Performed by: Alex Fox (Jon) and... more

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9 BY DESIGN: "It's Major!"

Welcome to WHINE BY DESIGN, a new web series on pop!talk that follows '9 BY... more

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Suburban Heroes Episode 5

Captain Pain takes it upon himself to purchase a new team transport vehicle, without... more

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WHINE BY DESIGN: Flippin’ Family of 9

Welcome to WHINE BY DESIGN, a new web series on pop!talk that follows '9 BY... more

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Double Cross

Double Cross, a new pilot for a webseries, have been selected to be screened at the... more

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Luck and the Virgin: a 60 second soap premiers at the LA Web Fest

Luck and The Virgin (La Suerte y la Virgen), an internet telenovela series, filmed exclusively in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico, will premier at the LA Web Fest March 26-28th at The Stage 52 Theater at 5299 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016-1340.
http://www.blindlylefilms.com/luckandthevirgin

Writer and director, Jaime Byrd, of Blind Lyle Films, took on a large Latin endevour with this Mexico based webisode "Luck and The Virgin (La Suerte y la Virgen)" - a comedy crime series about of a young women who takes her boyfriends drug money, goes to Mexico, and gets caught up with all the wrong people including a very tired hit man from Spain.

"We wanted to make a movie in Mexico, and once we got to the beautiful town of San Miguel de Allende, it just started to make more sense to produce a web series similar to a telenovela, but for the internet", said Byrd. "We hadn't seen anything like this out there before, so it felt like the right thing to do at the time."

What sets this series apart from anything else out there, is that every single episode is no longer then 60 seconds long. That's right, it's a 60 second soap. In those 60 seconds, not only is the story told with new developments emerging in that time, but we follow what has already happened in short recaps.

"It's like a cross between a Guy Ritchie movie and Destinos," Byrd says, "except it's only 60 seconds long. That means it's a very fast-paced-ride soap opera with some humor."

"The 60 second idea came much later after we shot the series," said producer, Adam Cohen, "we didn't know it at the time, but months later after cutting different versions of the show, it just felt natural that each episode only be one minute long".

Both Byrd and Cohen made sure to use as much local Mexico talent and crew as possible.

"We posted ads at the library and spread the word around town that we were looking for actors," said Cohen. "We were surprised at how many people wanted to participate, including the use of music from local musicians and bands that were placed in the series which we hope will help promote those artists."

All episodes are translated in Spanish or English with subtitles respectfully.Luck and The Virgin (La Suerte y la Virgen), an internet telenovela series, filmed... more