Short of the Week: JohnnyExpress
There are all sorts of Aliens living throughout space. Johnny is a Space Delivery Man who travels to different planets to deliver packages.
Category: Featured
Crowdfunding Pick of the Week: Girl Clown
A quirky romantic comedy about a mousy woman who attempts to overcome her shyness and find true love by becoming a clown. Based on the critically-acclaimed short film, and featuring a cast of colorful characters.
Podcast of the Week: Politically Re-Active
With the political circus of the 2016 presidential election heating up, you can laugh or you can cry. Choose to laugh. Comedians and longtime friends W. Kamau Bell and Hari Kondabolu have a shared curiosity about our political process and constantly changing electoral landscape. Whether it’s an interest in exposing the unjust or the absurd, you can count on Hari and Kamau to ask the important “why?” Why do we have super delegates? Why are people still having such trouble voting? Why was Joe the Plumber a thing? They’ll try to answer questions like those each and every week throughout the election.
Web Series Wednesday: The Unwritten Rules
Racey navigates the unwritten rules of being the only black employee at her new job.
Take a Break!
When social media is part of your job it becomes less distraction and more burden. Give yourself a break from time to time.
Short of the Week: The Moment
A story about an artist who learns about the importance of the things unseen as she gets to draw a stranger’s portrait.
Crowdfunding Pick of the Week: #SurvivorPrivilege The True Cost of Sexual Assault
A book project focusing on the true cost of sexual assault straight from survivors: the people truly paying too steep a price for injustice.
Podcast of the Week: Scaretastic Podcast
Do you like scary movies? Of course you do! So check out ScareTastic Podcast, which boasts fascinating conversations with filmmakers and fans about their favorite horror flicks.
Web Series Wednesday: Notary Publix
The surreal lives of Notary Publics (starring SNL’s Kate McKinnon and Aidy Bryant)
ADD A PHOTO! Or video, or something
You have probably heard the cliche “a picture is worth a thousand words.” That concept is pretty relevant when you’re on twitter dealing with 140 character maximums.