People in this park had NO IDEA what the hell we were doing.
Hey friends,
I’m on a ridiculously titled TV show. It’s called ‘I Just Want My Pants Back’ and it premieres February 2nd at 11pm on MTV (right after Jersey Shore).
Watch it and I will like you more than I already do.
Macys Parade 1987! Please enjoy Captain America sleepily fighting the Hulk while the “Back To The Future” theme plays. “Wolverine needs your help!”
Amazing…ly bad. So bad. I love this so much.
OH MY GOD. My favorite part of this is probably how easily Magneto is dealt with or how loudly Dr. Doom gives up.
My friend Emma created a pretty fantastic Tumblr. Read it and feel like someone understands you.
(Source: fuckiminmy20s)
Matt McBrayer, our DP for ‘Academy Award Winning Movie Trailer’, directed the SHIT out of this music video. Enjoy your goosebumps.
A Monologue For Three (featuring Danny Pudi)
We first met Danny Pudi three years ago when we performed with his sketch group ‘Siblings of Doctors’ at the 2008 San Francisco Sketchfest. It was the first time we had ever performed live as BriTANicK and we were so nervous our eyeballs were vibrating.
Danny, along with the other members of the group, Rasika Mathur and Ranjit Souri, talked to us like they were inspirational football coaches (in a movie that still gives me goosebumps). They were unbelievably nice and supportive and we had a fantastic time performing with them. It was the best welcome to the comedy world we could have received.
If you have not yet watched him on ‘Community’, you need to get on that and introduce a whole boatload of laughter into your life.
———————-Joke I Love From An Earlier Draft—————————
Brian: Nick, none of this is Shakespeare.
Nick: Ohhh. (then, doing a Gilbert Gottfried impression) Look at this! I’m so ticked off that I’m molting!
Brian: That’s Iago.
Nick: Yeah! From Shakespeare’s Othello.
Brian: From Disney’s Aladdin. And WE’RE DOING MIDSUMMER!
Eagles Are Turning People Into Horses: The Movie
3 years ago, we wrote this in about 7 days and then filmed in less than 2. It was 30% the most fun I’ve ever had on a set and 70% the most stressful thing I could have ever imagined.
When I called Laura, the lovely girl who plays Hannah, and asked her to act in the film (this was 3 days before we started shooting it) she wondered if she’d be done in time to watch the Oscars, which were that Sunday night. I said absolutely, and assured her we’d have filmed all her scenes well before then.
We began filming Saturday morning at 9am. On Sunday, at around 6pm it became apparent that we weren’t going to be done in time for the Oscars. Later, at 5am, it became apparent that we weren’t going to be done while it was still dark out. We finally finished filming at 10am on Monday morning.
For the most part, we filmed this chronologically so if you watch carefully you’ll see us all getting more and more tired and Laura getting angrier and angrier with me as the film progresses.
Eternities of gratitude to Laura, Alex, Noah, Pete (who failed a Spanish final to help us finish this beast), and everyone else who helped out. We hope you like the short film you exchanged your health and sanity for.
P.S. If you’re wondering what the most ridiculous line in the movie is, the correct answer is “If he paints me, I’ll be horsed too!”.
