This parody of the world of ride sharing, Drive Share, from Huebel and Scheer smells a bit like the days of Human Giant, meaning it smells quite nice.
Get a smell/look with this trailer.
It starts streaming on Monday, January 30th at go90.com.
The name Tond should clue you in the wry, existential humor that flows through every frame of this short film.
Kelly Hudson wrote, starred in, and edited it and plays a lonesome old man named Tond looking for someone, anyone to connect with. The result is pretty wonderful and, we’re betting, will make you feel less alone in the universe. Josh Ruben and Vincent Peone direct and it’s another great offering from JASH via go90.
So, without further adieu, watch Tond here.
Awhile ago, writers Nick Ciarelli and Brad Evans made a great themed sketch show called Death Valley Tween Fest that was basically a Coachella just for millennials that got out of hand.
With the go90 app needing content that will draw you to watch, Nick and Brad along with director Scott Gairdner got a chance to adapt that show into an actual series, Tween Fest, starring Drew Tarver, John Michael Higgins, Joey King, Arden Cho, and Lou Wilson with Jane Lynch, David Koechner, Tim Meadows, and Chris Parnell featuring.
From the looks of the trailer, it looks like the satirical poke at millennials and the baby boomers profiting off of them will be pretty good as well.
Look for Tween Fest to debut on go90 on August 3rd.
Jash has got a lot of stuff going at Verizon’s new go90 app. One of those things is a brand new short film from UCB founder Matt Besser, Horatio Sanz, Drew Tarver, and Hillary Matthews
It follows a Southern newspaper struggling to come into the modern world of journalism through the hire of a recent Harvard grad.
Get a taste of it with this trailer.
As part of Seth Rogen’s annual big, celebrity filled Hilarity for Charity event to raise money to promote awareness and fight Alzheimer’s Disease, he put his buddy James Franco up to getting a Bar Mitzvah.
The whole event was taped in front of a live audience, full of bits as well as performances from Ron Funches, Kyle Kinane, Justin Willman, Miley Cyrus, and more.
We’re not kidding as you can see clearly in this trailer.
If you’re looking to see how the rest of Franco’s Bar Mitzvah went, you’ll have to look for it on Verizon’s go90 coming up soon.