(TV Clip)
[ 1:30 - from Daily Motion ]
Quite simply the Best. Weather. Report. Ever. view
Feature Writer Kate O'Hare
Feature Writer/Columnist at Tribune Media Services
(TV Clip)
[ 1:43 - from YouTube ]
This happened. A guy waiting for a job interview in the lobby of a BBC building, whose name is "Guy," is asked, "Are you Guy?" He responds in the affirmative, and is whisked into a live BBC news set to discuss the latest surprise announcement by Apple and its likely impact on tech stocks. While this fellow clearly realized he is in over his head right away, he proceeds -- trying to be polite, playing it off, still vying for a job, or simply playing along in the venerable improv game "Yes, And," -- and proffers his solicited advice, in something out of a movie like the classic Being There, or any forgettable Jim Carrey vehicle. view
Political Comedy Activist John Wellington Ennis
Filmmaker, FREE FOR ALL!
(TV Show Extensions)
[ 3:48 - from NBC ]
Here's a great idea for a show extension. If your show is about Texas football and you shoot it on location in Austin, why not celebrate the city that hosts you? These videos are part travel guide, part celebrity watch, and a fun way to spend time with the stars of "Friday Night Lights." You can go workout at a boxing gym with Smash or do a girls night out at a Mexican joint. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(TV Clip)
[ 6:21 - from Hulu ]
In this brilliant segment, faux journalist Jon Stewart packs a lot of punch (or, bitch slappin' as it were) into six minutes - from outlining the ACORN scandal, which is unfailing support for the fact that truth is stranger (and a whole lot scarier) than fiction to calling Fox out on improper use of a pun. Particularly enjoyable is Stewart taking professional reporters to task over the fact that the ACORN story was broken by a teen duo sportin' an outlandish pimp get up that makes Dennis Rodman look like the poster child for The Gap. It's a true see it to believe it moment, and though I'm not a big fan of Internet acronym speak, this video should definitely be filed under, 'OMG LOL WTF.' view
Writer, Producer, Branded Entertainment Guru Gennefer Gross
Writer, Producer, Branded Entertainment Specialist
(TV Show Extensions)
[ 3:47 - from NBC ]
"Heroes" has an expanding universe that makes fans constantly demand more back and side stories. The savvy team behind the show feeds that need with webisodes. In "The Recruit," Taylor Cole plays Private Mills, a U.S. Marine taken to Pineheart to illustrate a story told inside the regular show. If you like the show, this will give you insights to Angela Patrelli and more. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(Gossip / Celebrity )
[ 9:51 - from YouTube ]
Tennis used to be a gentleman's game, but no more. The competitive spirit between two professional tennis players named Andy pales in comparison to the competitive spirit between two clowns named Will. In this disgrace to the game of tennis, everybody is a loser, but we all come out winners. Kenan Thompson (SNL) umpires, but his attire suggests he is unfamiliar with the sport. view
Political Comedy Activist John Wellington Ennis
Filmmaker, FREE FOR ALL!
(Advertisements)
[ 1:26 - from YouTube ]
There's weird, and then there's frickin' bizarre. Like most commercials, this ad for Canada's Mac's Convenience Stores uses sex to sell the product. But by the end I'm not sure who the target audience is. Perhaps lumberjack fairy lesbians fetishists? Notice the WTF on the orange juice cup at the end. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(TV Clip)
[ 6:22 - from imeem ]
Most of us like marshmallows, but they're hard to eat when your head is held back by a rubber band. These Japanese game show contestants test their threshold for pain as they try to do whatever they can to get the 'mallow in the mouth. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
