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CONTINUUM Season 2 Premieres + Tubefilter review!

In Featured, Latest, Press, Videos | on April, 23, 2013 | by

Excited to announce that Season 2 of our scifi webseries CONTINUUM has just launched exclusively on JTS.TV! Don’t mistake this webseries for the Syfy TV series (which I also love), but rather this is a kickass scifi story mad for the web, set on a space ship starring Melanie Merkosky, Brad Hawkins and myself as the voice of the malevolent computer.  Blake Calhoun, writer/ director of award winning series Pink (amongst other projects), wrote and directed Continuum and financed the visually spectacular show on a very indie budget. Season 1 is available to watch on YouTube and JTS is offering a free month subscription in celebration of our new season.

Tubefilter also just published a great review of the new season and we had a chance to do a Google Hangout with the owner of JTS.

It’s a great show — please check it out!

 

Indie Intertube Award

In Latest, Press | on March, 14, 2012 | by

The wonderful ladies of Indie Intertube hosted their 2nd Annual Webseries Awards on Sunday (full video here) and I was honored to win SMEXIEST ACTRESS! What is Smexy? Smart and Sexy!. Most actresses involved in New Media and Webseries are both because they wear multiple hats, often writing and producing the content as well as starring in it. But I was up against such kickass women as Felicia Day, Emma Caulfied, and Alexis Boozer to name a few so I feel especially empowered to have won. Check out all the winners and nominees: there is some great webseries content and talent for you to discover.

(p.s.  I am working on my best smexy look and will post a pic as soon as I’ve mastered it…)

Placevine Studios: Emerging Webseries Stars

In Latest, Press | on March, 14, 2012 | by

A big thank you to Placevine Studios and Lance Trachtenberg for naming me as one of their 10 emerging webseries stars of 2012. We all work really hard in New Media and it is always nice to be acknowledged for the work we do as multi-hyphenates. There are a lot of exciting projects I have in the works (especially as a writer/creator) that I look forward to sharing the news about and bringing to the screen.

Playing in the Mass Effect 3 World…

In Latest, Press | on March, 14, 2012 | by

With the incredibly popular scifi video game Mass Effect 3 having just released and BioWare’s redo of the female Commander Shepard’s (FemShep) appearance last fall, the talk online went to who could play the badass character IRL.  I was so excited to be featured a long side of  some of the most badass actresses in Hollywood! The post was written by Texas based writer / director Mark Gardner (Cell: The Series and the upcoming Weird Girls) and was followed up by some amazing photoshopped pictures of me in the full Mass Effect N7 armor by the talented Shadhavar!  I don’t play the game (yet) but let’s just say I wouldn’t be above dying my hair red to get a shot at playing the live action character. Thanks for the support guys! 

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