A few weeks ago, I did a post about a great behind the scenes video about a popular Penn group.
This week, not only is this group touring the country, but they also made it onto the news!
After the jump, watch the piece and catch the group in your city!
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Friday, March 4, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
In years past, Ryan Levin (C'98, Without a Net, Theater Arts, Penn Players) and his writing partner Nye Warburton (C '97, Without a Net) had co-created an animated Comedy Central web series and even helped roast Bob Saget at the Friars roast.
Recently, Ryan wrote a new horror-comedy film that stars an iconic horror comedy actor!
After the jump find out who, check out the trailer, ...and follow the 17 steps he took to turn this film into a reality (must read!)
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Recently, Ryan wrote a new horror-comedy film that stars an iconic horror comedy actor!
After the jump find out who, check out the trailer, ...and follow the 17 steps he took to turn this film into a reality (must read!)
Read More......
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Over the past few years on DT, many of the great edited videos (including THIS and THESE) were thanks to my good editor friend from high school and Penn, David Chalfin (C'96).
Recently, Dave's touching story about the strength and resiliency his mother showed in the wake of his father's death when he was 16 appears in the Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery.
I've read it and it is really written beautifully.
After the jump, check out an excerpt from his story.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
After the jump, check out The Fighter producer Todd Lieberman (C'95, Mask and Wig, AEPi) spotted on the red carpet within the first minute of tonight's ABC's "Oscars Red Carpet Live".
Thursday, February 24, 2011
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Here's another goodie sent to me by USA network executive Michael Sluchan (C'93). Not only did Michael Sluchan help develop and now oversees "Royal Pains", but he also works on the show with another Penn alum, executive producer Michael Rauch (C'90).
And on tonight's season finale, a third Penn alum you all know joins them.
After the jump, more about who, his featured song on the show ...and about executive producer Michael Rauch's writing path from Penn and beyond.
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