Galacticast in the Hollywood Reporter
Just when you thought you’d never catch Galacticast in a line up of OJ Simpson, James Bond and Disney… there we are.
Casey was interviewed by Steve Bryant from the Hollywood Reporter this week in New York about Galacticast’s five Vloggie win and the future of the show.
Friday, November 17th, 2006 at 1:58 pm |
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Nice little interview.
So, Casey. Not wearing much when editing, eh?
Somehow, I can picture you in Rudy’s tighty whities, no top (!) with a glass of milk and a spoonn inside a nutella jar.
“Galacticast uses geeky touchstones — Dr. Who, Futurama, the aforementioned ensign Crusher — to deliver a mix of social satire and comic entertainment. Think Bollywood, if Bollywood was entirely peopled by phaser-wielding Canadians.”
That is awesome!
[...] In the words of Steve Bryant of the Hollywood reporter, “Casey McKinnon and Rudy Jahchan, may just represent the next geeky frontier of media.” They recently won 5 Vloggie awards for their weekly sci-fi tinged sketch comedy video podcast, Galacticast. And they are our guests this coming Thursday. This is your chance to ask them about special effects, writing material, commercial sustainability, and most importantly, whether or not Casey is human, or a replicant. As always, you are part of the converstation via text chat and open phones. I’m so excited to have Casey and Rudy on the show. Come join us this Thursday for some Galactocastic good times! [...]
[...] In Galacticast’s first eight months, boyfriend-girlfriend team, Casey McKinnon and Rudy Jahchan have built up a burgeoning fan base (to the tune of 20,000 page views a week), won 5 Vloggies awards, and garnered all kinds of mainstream media attention (most recently they were mentioned on the BBC website) with their saucy sci-fi tinged comedic stylings. A recent article by Steve Bryant of the Hollywood Reporter opined that they “may just represent the next geeky frontier of media,” and describes the show thusly, “Think Bollywood, if Bollywood was entirely peopled by phaser-wielding Canadians.” [...]