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I know I've been MIA for a while, but personal life trumps filmmaking life. :) Anyway, my four-part web series Genrefinity is now available for purchase through CreateSpace and Amazon. It has maintained a 92% cumulative rating on Funny or Die, and we are now selling it in hopes of drumming up...

You can view all four parts of Genrefinity: The Complete Series on my Vimeo album. It's a web comedy series that is a little crass, and a little like early Kevin Smith. Enjoy! http://vimeo.com/album/1685620

The second episode of "Genrefinity: The Series" is now up. Let me know what you think. http://www.funnyordie.com/genrefinity/playlists/303398?item=1

The final version is up at FunnyOrDie.com.

Basically, the flashbacks weren't imperative for the episode to succeed. I wanted to put the episode out there to get a sense of what's working and what's not so I have to opportunity to fix things before we go full force into shooting the remaining episodes. I understand what you're saying...

Thank you for all the feedback. We'll be shooting episode 2 (plus the remaining flashbacks for ep. 1) this Saturday.

I've posted the "pre-release" version of Genrefinity: The Series - Episode 1 and am looking for feedback. Genrefinity is an episodic web comedy series about three socially awkward friends attempting to launch the next big social networking site. If they can survive each others insults...

In the US it's something around $35 to copyright a script. I don't know how much it is in the UK but I'd recommend ponying up the cash to do it. It could save you a lot of headache down the road.

I third Irriversible and Happiness.

I generally buy from The Tape Company (www.thetapecompany.com). They don't have prices listed online but you get your own personal rep and they will work with you on prices. I primarily use them because they have a shipping center near Chicago (where I am) so I can call and an hour later pick...

My feature was shot in 12 days. We shot it on location in northern Wisconsin at a cabin, so everything was within arms reach. It's not easy, but with a dedicate cast and crew we managed.

I agree. That was one of the main reasons I chose Columbia.

Well, I grew up in Wisconsin if that counts. Moved to Chicago in 1997 for school and have been here ever since.

Some people think so, others not so much. It's all a matter of opinion.

Have you checked your Recycle Bin? If you're brother didn't empty that then there probably sitting safely there. You could also do a search at Versiontracker.com or Downloads.com and find recovery software. This doesn't always work but it's worth a shot.