Wednesday cookout.
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New favorite tumblr.
We just launched a MakingOf Tumblr! Reblog and Follow!
We will be hosting behind the scenes pictures, office antics, exclusive clips, and more! Let us know - what do you think?
I’m more excited for this video’s launch than any video to date. Beat that.
Produced by Eva, directed and shot by moi. A real treat being handed such a fun script by the infinitely talented Mr. Gurewtch. I too have a place in my heart for sitcoms of my generation. I’m really happy with how this one turned out. We shot at our production coordinator Steve’s house, which included a back BBQ patio. Our production manager Bennet cooked us up some mean burgers for lunch. It was such an Americana kind of day.
Turn and Smile, a sitcom theme song about sitcom theme songs. I wrote this one, and Vinnie (!) directed. Really happy with how it turned out. Late 80s/early 90s multicamera sitcoms will always hold a special place in my heart, so this is a little love song to those shows. Digg it.
Music + Video.
Sunday with sis. So chill.
FRIDAY
Last night’s Yacht Party was a real splash. Mmhhmmahhmmm.
Today CH studios has tripled it’s size. Some amenities now include a green room, garage door entrance, and enough space to make some more serious builds. After seeing what we can accomplish with a tiny space on “Kiss the Girl,” this is a really exciting move for us.
On set: Kiss the Girl
I’m pretty sure I was a weird kid. In addition to Tales from the Crypt, I LOVED this show. It was an animated Shakespeare series that aired occasionally before I left for school. Watching it now makes me appreciate it for completely different reasons. I would love to be a part of something like this. Check out the epic castle shot at 7:00.
My favorite piece in a while. Working with Andy to transform our 1000 sq foot studio into a living, breathing lagoon makes me excited for the future of CH originals with really elaborate art direction. Not to mention our phenominal puppeteer, James Wojtal.
The aftermath of the friday office ball fight. Advice: be on Jordan’s team.
