I’ll get the out takes up soon. They’re much funnier than this spoof of a worker trying to get laid off for the severance. Pretty cool that my real boss agreed to helping on this. And she managed to not crack up once… even while I was eating crayons.
Daisy Whitney reports on Hollywood’s Top Web-Video Agents. It’s interesting that there’s really no mention of popular YouTube stars crossing over. “Ask a Ninja” is about the closest we’ve seen, but that’s a character and it was far bigger than YouTube. Three parts worth mentioning: Television writer Seth MacFarlane’s Web series “Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy”…
Two of the funniest YouTube creators groove together. Brandon Hardesty (best known for “Strange Faces” and his movie impressions, but my favorite is “Extreme Toothbrushing“) and EdBassmaster (best known for “Dog Drives Car,” but my favorite is “I Like Dogs” and when he cracks up during his prank calls). It has some dance moves you…
Being a YouTube “star” (if I may say) is somewhat overrated. Indeed it’s truly awesome to have an audience, interact with a community, and generate income from something you enjoy… There’s something else more rewarding and enduring… helping or watching friends or fellow Tubers achieve greater success. Check out this piece about Shaycarl from Forbes’…
Well, you loyal WillVideoForFood.com readers, please reserve your front row seats, because the auditorium may be filling with some TechCrunch visitors. They actually crunched about my eBook. Here’s my original post about the book, titled “How to Become Popular on YouTube (Without Any Talent).” Here’s my video reaction to the coverage. Or maybe TechCrunch didn’t…
How appropriate that the MediaMoGirl weatherman was struck by lighning for the Halloween episode. This piece is a shot at all of the newsroom cliches — from the last-minute “subject matter expert” to the hopeless eyewitness. My sister makes her debut via phone in this episode, but don’t tell anyone. She’s trying to pursue a…
Meet Mooncat56. She submits videos to Metacafe. One thousand five hundred and forty at the time of this writing. About 80 this week alone, and she’s number one on the Metacafe Hall of Fame. Next person that tells me I’VE got too much free time, I’m sending them to Mooncat56.
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That had a Klingeresque Mash-like feel to it with an Office Space vibe. Nice job.
That guy who allowed his tie to go in the shredder was a brave soul. He could have died!
Thanks- someone did suggest I wear a Klinger dress, but I thought that might come back to haunt me.
I tested the tie shredder bit before doing it, and assured him that there’s no “pull” effect. At any point, you can pull the tie out. He had to fake like it was bringing him into the shredder, in fact. The minute he sat up it’s released. It was his idea to walk by with the mini tie in a later segment.