(Suspense)
[ 1:25 - from YouTube ]
I've never found a wallet on the ground, but I'd like to think it would be a no brainer. Maybe that's not true for everybody though. This one's a nice little dark comedy with a twist. view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
I think we can all agree that the cheesiest part of the real New Moon trailer is the paper cut scene because, really, paper cuts don't bleed like that. They spurt, they gush, they overflow! Like in this spoof that somehow mashes New Moon and G-Force, the guinea pig flick. Yes, hard to imagine how to combine them, but watch and see because it's quite clever. view
Core eGuider Daisy Whitney
Multimedia Reporter, Journalist, TV Week, New Media Minute
(Action)
[ 4:36 - from YouTube ]
A stop motion short film made for $20 that depicts the US Army infiltrating a Nazi base, only to find genetically engineered dinosaurs, a la "Jurassic Park." A battle ensues and casualties are left on both sides. This is a clever little film made for minimal money, and it's proof that the toys of yesteryear never go out of style. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(Action)
[ 4:49 - from YouTube ]
This short film was the second place winner in the YouTube and Sundance Film Festival's Project: Direct competition. It's a crafty heist flick that was shot quickly and packs a big punch. Lovingly nestled halfway between a high school video and a Tarantino gem. view
eGuider Ezra Soiferman
Award-winning Canuck documentary filmmaker, street photographer and blogger.
(Romance)
[ 3:30 - from EgoTV ]
Beverly Hills really is a superficial place, and now we have this series to prove it. Dr. Botox is a real plastic surgeon, operating in the "plastic" capital of the world. And here's a hint ladies... if you can manage to seduce him, he'll probably operate for free. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(Soaps)
[ 3:54 - from Vimeo ]
IKEA Heights is an overdramatized Desperate Housewives-esque series secretly filmed inside an IKEA store in California. The show is ridiculous and dripping with the kind of exaggerated acting and melodrama befitting of a comedy sketch or daytime soap, but the true 'heights' of humor are reached as passersby meander along with puzzled expressions, no doubt for the camera crew and over-the-top scenes taking place right before their eyes... in. an. IKEA. store. If nothing else, it's good for a few laughs, and IKEA makes for a surprisingly funny backdrop for an otherwise absurd storyline. view
Writer, Producer, Branded Entertainment Guru Gennefer Gross
Writer, Producer, Branded Entertainment Specialist
(Suspense)
[ 1:00 - from College Humor ]
How do Don Draper and the rest of the Sterling Cooper execs come up with such cache for their copy? Answer: it's not those boozy martini-fueled lunches. This [noun] shows how a timeless children's game can effectively produce [adj.] campaigns. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
[ 4:51 - from YouTube ]
Yeah, I sniffled. OK, maybe more than sniffled, and I’ve never even owned a Ford – not yet, anyway. view
Feature Writer Kate O'Hare
Feature Writer/Columnist at Tribune Media Services
