This is it! It’s all happening Tuesday! January 24th at 8pm/7c on Cartoon Network- the series premiere of Level Up!
As I’ve posted before, this is the TV show I’ve been writing on this past year with Matt Burnett and many other talented folks. So this Tuesday evening at 8pm, make sure your TVs are tuned to Cartoon Network. If you don’t have a TV, go to Best Buy, or any other giant consumer electronics store, and use one of their many TVs on display to tune into Cartoon Network until the employees wrestle you to the ground. And if you’re not near a giant consumer electronics store- cut a TV screen out of cardboard (both 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio is acceptable) and I will come over to your house and reenact the episode for you.
It’s great to see the protests against SOPA and PIPA created some waves- especially in Congress. But just in case SOPA pases and the internet explodes, I’m going to make a giant post of some sweet videos. So, call me sausage factory cuz I got tons of links!
Don’t call me that.
“Adventures in Petsitting”- another awesome music video from The Max Levine Ensemble. Off their new EP elephant in the room. Go here to download it. I’ll be posting more about my video from them, but in the mean time. Rock out.
“Shit New Yorkers Say” one of the most quality additions to the meme. By my former improv buddies Eliot Glazer, Ilana Glazer and Matt Mayer- writing, starring and directing. So good. If you like these comedy styings check out Eliot’s hilarious web series It Gets Betterish and Ilana Glazer & Abbi Jacobson’s web series Broad City.
“Evergreen” a mockumentary about a sad Santa by my buddy Zack Scheer and starring my other buddies Paul Yee and former For Tax Reasons voice over artisté, Emily Tarver. A little late on linking this up, but better late than never.
“The Real Housewives of South Boston- Christmas Special”- a self explanatory parody starring the wicked funny Happy Endings writer, Jackie Clarke.
As corny as it sounds, being able to share my cartoons with the world on Youtube brought me a lot of opportunities. If SOPA and PIPA are passed, it’s very possible that I, and many other filmmakers, will not have access to sites like Youtube, nor the benefit of building an audience by being linked through social networking sites, or sites like Cartoon Brew and Boing Boing. Please contact your Congressperson and tell them to vote NO on SOPA and PIPA.
Here’s a video that explains everything better than I can.
