Pete Cashmore reports on Mashable that there’s a Fred film in the works. Tubefilter reported that a casting call has taken place for Bertha, Judy and Kevin.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear Fred’s dad will make the first film, but I’ll sit tight for a sequel.
Friday I did a “call for crowdsource help” on the YouTube/Comedy research I’m presenting at next week’s ISHS presentation. A big thanks for your comments, and especially to Will Reese. Check out this graphic… Will’s categories (farce, dark, screwball, slapstick, parody, satire) were his own creation, and he found this interesting discover. Over shorter periods…
Soliciting pointless comments. Topics can range from midgets and poop, to higher concepts like secret phobias or painful childhood memories. To begin the thread, I offer you a photo of Snuggie 2.0.
YouTube began in 2005 with a focus on community, but in recent years has logically put most of its energy into luring more viewers with frequency, becoming profitable, and attracting professional content and ads. So it’s refreshing to see the birth of “Creators’ Corner,” with has both a blog and a spot on YouTube. WillVideoForFood…
A few of last year’s techno April Fool’s Jokes courtesy of NetWorkWorld… ThinkGeek.com tempted users with such new products as the ZapCam, a combo video camera and tazer so the user could shock someone and film it at the same time. Also included was software for uploading the video directly to the Internet. The product…
Let’s say you’re the interactive marketer for Dove. You finally sold your management on the concept of inviting people to make ads for a contest viral video! They said they were afraid of what people may enter. But you said, “don’t worry… if it’s not appropriate we won’t feature it.” And then this video ends…
Shira Lazar interviewed Daneboe, creator of Annoying Orange. She even has her face placed on an orange, which is totally going beyond the realm of appropriate journalism. Then again, the new host of “Partners Project” has been a character on the show before (Peach).
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wow, over 1 million views!
party at Kevin’s house with open bar!
I’m saving my multiplex money for the EepyBird movie.
“That’s not gonna be good for business…”
“That’s not gonna be good for anyone.”
Oh boy! Yet another piece of crap that I can avoid seeing. As a matter of fact I think I will the mall so I don’t have to trip over the Fredites. @3 yep that IS going to be bad for business.
Do you remember that movie “Drop Dead Fred”? It made me giggle.
I think this may be a mistake for Fred. Quite often changing the medium destroys what made the content “special”.
(Besides, I’m not sure Fred fans have the attention span to sit through an entire movie. Well, maybe they do, but I know I’d go crazy after more than a couple minutes of listening to Fred’s sped up voice.)
I get the sense that this is going to be a lot like ‘The Monkees’ movie ‘Head’. Not a whole lot of point.
I need subtitles.
I definitely think I’d be perfect for the role as the bully who constantly beats Fred up. yes, I can see it now!
wait, the director of this movie’s name is “Clay Weiner”??
Are you kidding me? Is this a joke?? Clay Weiner!?? And who’s the producer? Play-doh Cooter? Oh my god. This is the worst project of all time.
@10
Good catch, Reubnick!! Nalts is pranking us ONCE AGAIN!!
@5 what a pile of shit and so namby pamby – Rik Mayall was great – I’m going to go watch it again. finally someone suggests some high quality sarcastic slapstick! click if you’re brave enough
A Fred film…OH SHIT!
This is the worst news I’ve heard all month.