Tina Cesa Ward and Suan Miller just stopped by the office to discuss their excellent show, Anyone But Me. After our chat, I was compelled to post this behind-the-scenes episode to the blog. Every web series needs an episode like this.
Internet culture is maker culture. We all identify and connect with the people behind the projects we consume and adore. On television, glimpses behind the curtain are special events. On the web, they’re required. This is especially true if you’re trying to reconcile the subtleties of a scripted drama with the directness of web at large. This is how you begin to bridge the gap. And this is how Anyone But Me is growing the audience for their excellent show.
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eric mortensen is the director of content development @ blip.tv. he lives in brooklyn, ny. you are currently caught up in his primary tumblr catastrophe. his secondary catastrophes can be found at itsthemusic and itsthr33am. he also uses last.fm, twitter, facebook, flickr, vodpod, goodreads, yelp and probably some other stuff, too.
if you would like to contact him directly, please send an email to his first name at worshiptheglitch.com. he can also be chatted up on AIM by contacting ericmortensen50.
in a previous life he co-founded linkfilter, which is now a crumbling retirement community for OLFTs.
if you would like to contact him directly, please send an email to his first name at worshiptheglitch.com. he can also be chatted up on AIM by contacting ericmortensen50.
in a previous life he co-founded linkfilter, which is now a crumbling retirement community for OLFTs.
