Posts tagged Louisiana

Like the fictional hamlets of Mayberry, Stars Hollow and Twin Peaks, real life small towns across America are bound to have their share of friendly …

Damon DeLano has reached his breaking point. His marriage has completely gone over the cliff. He’s flunked college, and he can’t seem to live up …

While many TV series and movies over the years have portrayed New Orleans, its people, its daily struggles, and its unique qualities with varying degrees …

Valuable insights on web production from creators and distributors alike, this week in New Orleans.

“As a horror series, we also explore many aspects of fear – both from external factors like monsters chasing you, and internal factors like being haunted by lost loves.”

Last year, NOVAC (New Orleans Video Access Center) held its first annual Web Weekend. The 3 day event connected current and aspiring web series creators …

The idea for Narrators came from a short-form improv game called Inner Monologue. The basic premise is that two performers are doing a scene, and two additional performers are voicing their thoughts. The leap to making a world where a person had this extra entity in their brain seemed interesting, so I ran with it.

The Goodnight Show is the culmination of a dream that creator John Calhoun long had hoped to achieve: to combine the hilarious and free wheeling atmosphere of a late night talk show with his goals to achieve positive social change in a city that’s otherwise known for its problems.

Everybody wants to be like Seinfeld. The upcoming show ‘Warren,’ a comedy filmed on the LSU campus, draws a lot of its inspiration from the classic sitcom.

This week I met three girls with a whole lot of problems…