Season Three begins with a Backstage Pass entry, “The Gordon Went Down to Georgia.” In part one of three, Producer Gordon Smuder heads to Atlanta to take part in Steve Whitmire’s Puppetry Workshop at the Center for Puppetry Arts, and has assorted travel adventures along the way.
We’ll be tracking production in the Backstage Pass/Production Diaries entries this year, giving our audience a peek into how the show is created. We feel that the process of putting together something like this is just as fascinating as the results, and hopefully you share our interest in creating oddball, fleece-originated web entertainment.
Transylvania Television has been nominated for Best New Web Series as part of the STREAMYS awards. Please submit Transylvania Television (or one of our cast or crew) for any of 35 different award nominations (we’d like to suggest: Best New Web Series or Best Animated Web Series – but YOU decide what we’re best for!). The most submissions get the nomination. So please – Vote now! Vote Often! (limit 1 vote per IP address per day. You can make a submission at the link below, or on twitter or by sending an email to: submissions@streamys.org. Public Submission closes on January 15th, 2010! Don’t delay! Oh, and tell your friends or we’ll give you rabies.
For the second year in a row the Minnesota Film & TV Board has taken the misery of watching the worst thing in the history of television to the Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis. Two sold-out shows later, a few more people in the world now know the terror that is the Star Wars Holiday Special. Here is the intro TVTV did for the screening with footage from the show.
The Vampire Le Shoc has a thing about vampire writers. I mean, rightfully so, come on! But maybe it’s actually TVTV Head Writer Matt Gallagher who has a bone (or a stake) to pick with Stoker, Rice, and another author who shall not be named. (coughTWILIGHTSERIES!)
Season Three begins with a Backstage Pass entry, “The Gordon Went Down to Georgia.” In part one of three, Producer Gordon Smuder heads to Atlanta to take part in Steve Whitmire’s Puppetry Workshop at the Center for Puppetry Arts, and has assorted travel adventures along the way.
For the second year in a row the 
The Vampire Le Shoc has a thing about vampire writers. I mean, rightfully so, come on! But maybe it’s actually TVTV Head Writer Matt Gallagher who has a bone (or a stake) to pick with Stoker, Rice, and another author who shall not be named. (coughTWILIGHTSERIES!)
One of our writers, Damian Johnson, is in an improvised zombie film on stage tonight at the Brave New Workshop.