Females have been dramatically under represented in the media’s portrayal of geek culture, and among television show leads as well. AP Life looks to fill in both of those gaps with it’s largely female cast of geeky characters.
Social media has begun to shape our everyday lives, and it’s not all positive. So why wouldn’t there be a new web series about the pitfalls of our modern digital lives.
This Sunday the 41st annual Daytime Emmy Awards will recognize one show in the brand new ‘New Approaches To Media’ category.
The best writing is always personal, and it’s those personal stories that have the chance to take viewers places that are very original yet human, and relatable.
“Marion gave me the script for Season Two, which I couldn’t help but notice had double the pages of Season One. People had asked for more, and by god, we were going to give it to them.”
Created in the same mold as ‘The Lizzie Bennet Diaries’ and ‘Emma Approved’ this reimagining of ‘Peter Pan’ hits the YouTube market with a heavy dose of witty banter and vlog stylings.
When I think about where the idea of crowdsourcing started and where it is going, my brain wanders to Madonna. Why you might ask? Well, in many ways I think she might just be the inventor! It’s funny how everything leads back to Madonna.
Miami Web Fest executive director Bryan Thompson tells us all about his new festival, with all the deers behind the when’s, where’s, why’s and how’s of this new event.
“Our goal is to elaborate on these ideas: women whose stories can be the central one of a show, women moving in the world with agency. And so, from the start, as soon as we started to involve others in the series creation, there has been a real positive feedback loop that has magnified in scale as the project develops”
Lovers moving in together is ripe with situational humor, and for creators Kate Bowen and David Scott it made sense as the perfect setting to work together in.
