Through social media apps like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and Pinterest, plus those popular voice-based virtual assistants named Siri and Cortana, modern technology has dramatically …
Institutional racism in America’s police departments has resulted in a disturbing trend of deadly confrontations between African-Americans and rogue, corrupt cops. Along with the criminal …
“The digital world has given people like us this incredible opportunity to make original content that we can share with people and that opportunity was too hard to pass up. We just wanted to create something that was our own.”
This article has been co-written by Chris Hadley and David Schwartz. Part 3: Web Series Aggregators In Part 2 of our series, we focused on …
What is life like after finding viral success on Funny Or Die?
In this post, we focus on perhaps the most popular, prominent, and successful genre of web series: comedies.
Our past experiences lead us to believe that with the same amount of time and energy it takes to create a successful crowd funded campaign, we could probably just get the show started and on its feet.
“I think there is a lot to be said for the fact that our show is completely unscripted, was treated as an experiment and we had no idea if it was going to succeed, be funny or if we would even like working together.”
A new short, soon to premiere on Funny Or Die is essentially a pilot for a new web series.
Suffering from tremendous gout, brought on by his fast food diet, this Orange County breakdancer opts to make light of his situation with a series of music videos highlighting his struggles.