Green-light This: Projects I'm Promoting

Vampire Mob:

Indie TV series Vampire Mob has cast members from Boardwalk Empire, The Sopranos, The Simpsons, Criminal Minds and Parks & Recreation and can now be watched on television. This gritty comedy can now be streamed in HD using an XBox, playstation 3, TiVo or blu-ray player.                See Vampire Mob episodes here

They Live Among Us:

A web-series that tells the stories of supernatural beings - fallen angels and spirits - as they struggle to exist among the sea of humanity in the City of Angels. There are 8 million stories in the naked city. Some of them are not about humans. Currently crowd-funding for episodes 4-6. They Live Among Us: Main Page

The Scapegoat:

Aurelio, Sonia, and Trevor are three jewel thieves who are stuck in Venice, Italy after a heist goes terribly wrong.  They won't all make it out of this one.  One of them is going to have to take the blame for this while the other two escape.  But really what criminal is going to do that? Currently crowd-funding to cover shooting in Italy The Scapegoat Kickstarter Page

Dragonfly Digital Music:

An independent digital label offering artist consultation, management, social media marketing, and more! They are also my latest partners. Starting in April, the third Sunday of every month will be devoted to interviewing one of their many bands. Check in here for links to music videos and other great content. Dragonfly Digital Music: Main Page

 

Gameboyz: A Review

In Gameboyz, writer/director Paul Reeves introduces us to life in the video game business as only he could. At once, the concept combines the dry wit of “The Office” and the hilariously awkward nerd-appeal of “The IT Crowd”. It also provides a new edge by blurring the line between the real world and the “gaming universe”. All of this makes for a sitcom that should be very watchable to fans – and marketable to networks.

In the roughly 18 minute short film, each of the characters is presented and afforded the opportunity to showcase various layers of their respective personalities. The story follows Martin - a game artist as he meets his eccentric new co-workers during his first day on the job. 

While all of the players turned in strong performances, three emerged as stand-outs. Stephen Brady's peddle to the floor, hardcore gamer, Don, handily walks away with most of his scenes. Vanessa-May Dolphin, as the elusive (is she or isn't she real) Anomaly proves that she can be every bit the bad-ass as a certain “tomb raider” who shall remain nameless. The single best delivery, however actually comes from Paul Reeves himself who gets the biggest laughs as another game designer named Stuart.

If this short film is a promise against future episodes, then I personally can't wait to get Gameboyz programmed into my PVR.

Watch the Gameboyz short film on Vimeo here: http://vimeo.com/27500125 

For the latest news about the show, follow Paul Reeves' Gameboyz Blog