(Action)
[ 6:45 - from YouTube ]
Chad Vader has a light saber fight to end all grocery store light saber fights. view
Core eGuider Tim Street
Chief Creative / CEO APE Digital Inc.
(Romance)
[ 2:15 - from myLifetime ]
A "safe for grandma" series, Hollywood Tails uses dogs and cats to reenact classic film scenes. The outtakes are even better. view
Journalist / Web Producer Melissa Roth
Journalist, Author, Web Producer
Winner of the 48 hour film project 2008, Transfer is a creepy film about swapping identities. FatCat Films nailed this one with a nice pace and good story line. Hard to believe it was completed in only two days. view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
It's 3am and your trolling the internet for your weekly vampire fix. 30 Days of Night pops up on your screen. Boom. Your back in business. This vampire based bloodbath, based on the graphic novel of the same name, will surely quench your thirst. view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(Soaps)
[ 4:37 - from Vimeo ]
"As the Cookie Crumbles" walks the line between drama and satire, but follows the soap structure and style closely. The web is a perfect home for the soap format, and I think this series is a step in the right direction. Roll with the shameless product placement and enjoy the love-triangles and bad acting. view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
(Horror)
[ 1:23:24 - from Hulu ]
How cool is this? Thanks to Hulu, the entire 1960 classic horror film "Black Sunday" is available for your viewing pleasure. It's a great way to celebrate Halloween, and while the plot of "Black Sunday" is pretty cheesy, the beautiful black & white visuals and random bursts of gore more than make up for it. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
In late 2007, writer/director Mark Roush launched a post apocalyptic zombie tale titled “Lady Wasteland." The series premiered just as the idea of scripted content made specifically for the Web was gaining popularity. The show was an impressive undertaking, considering production costs were higher and video quality was lower even just a couple of years ago. Mark and his production partner Greg Demchak plan to film a second season in the near future. Should be cool stuff. view
Core eGuider William D. Colella
Writer, Web Producer
(Action)
[ 7:25 - from YouTube ]
These guys manage a production quality in this webisode that few others approach, and all for the reported sum of $200. In addition to the CGI and other effects, the video includes well-shot scenes and builds on viewer anticipation. Some of the jump cuts and shakey camera shots can be a little disorienting, but this is some serious web production work and well worth a look. view
Core eGuider William D. Colella
Writer, Web Producer
