Webseries Archives

Today, we interview Tiffany Chu, who plays the AI embodied in a human-like robot body in Artificial, Twitch's interactive Science Fiction webseries, which ended its 3rd season last week Created by Bernie Su and Evan Mandery, the series follows a group of scientists as they create artificial intelligence in the form of a robot and[...]

Today, we interview Bernie Su, the co-creator and showrunner of Artificial, Twitch's interactive Science Fiction webseries, which ended its third season last week The series follows a group of scientists as they create artificial intelligence in the form of a robot and try to guide its education and evolution towards sentience The Twitch audience is[...]

And so, Quentin Lee and I reached the end of production on all 8 episodes of Comisery, our Science Fiction Comedy webseries about a group of Asian-American friends on webchat living through an alien virus invasion I still haven't come down from it There's a feeling of withdrawal whenever production ends You've been at it[...]

We head into the penultimate episode of Comisery, the Asian-American Science Fiction Screwball Comedy webseries that Quentin Lee and I concocted We created it as a fantasy about a group of Asian-Americans living through the Pandemic and Lockdown with a Science Fiction veneer The next-to-last episode Almost done. Jennifer's Japanese Horror Shot Jennifer Field, who plays Camila,[...]

Comisery, the Asian-American Science Fiction Screwball Comedy webseries that Quentin Lee and I are making went past the midway point last week We're now on the 5th episode with 3 left to go The past weeks have gone by so quickly that it's all becoming a bit of a blur, which is probably why I[...]

Welcome to the production diary for the fourth episode of Comisery, our modest little Asian-American apocalyptic sci-fi screwball comedy.

Comisery Episode 3 (“Party Party Party”) might be my favourite episode to date: the series comes together and its narrative gains focus.

Here's a look behind the scenes of episode 2 of Comisery, an Asian-American Science Fiction Screwball Comedy set during an apocalypse.

And so, we go right into shooting the pilot of our web series Comisery, setting up and filming less than two weeks after the initial pitch.

We'd kept in touch all this time. Comisery: How We Put Together A SciFi Webseries in a Week When I called him up to see how he was doing, I said I was thinking about pitching a web series that could be shot on Zoom We could cast all those brilliant  Asian-American actors who deserve to be[...]

Webcomics publisher WEBTOONS released their first animated series: "My Giant Nerd Boyfriend, Animated" - an adaptation of one of their most popular comics.

Ware, the limited webseries is described as an offbeat surreal comedy that's directed by Amanda Cowper and executive produced by Trish Harnetiaux, with music by Missy Mazzoli, Rob Cantor, and Rob Erickson. To see if Driver Ed is a road we want to continue travelling down or something painfully on par with our first experience with[...]

Typecast is a proposed comedy that follows a trio of actors who are just trying to get by -- finding roles and paying the bills. The problem is that they're always getting typecast in the same kinds of roles -- in science fiction and horror projects. Why? Because they happen to also be monsters.

A Non-profit organisation called CheckPoint has launched a Kickstarter campaign for a webseries that aims to help people with mental health issues using video games Which is kind of cool when you think about it, and makes sense in some ways Certain mental health disorders are treated with exposure therapy, which is basically like conditioning[...]

A new webseries called Super-Me kicked off this week from Brendan Crates and Nicholas Spohn The series is a docu-comedy about a normal guy trying to turn himself into a superhero while his buddy catches it all on film. Each episode they take a different aspect of being a superhero, and try and make it happen in[...]