Dub Web Fest Show #18: Shortlist Selection Discussion
Sebastian Stephenson and Dub Web Fest Festival Director, Mikael Theiry discuss this years submissions to the first Dub Web Fest.
Sebastian Stephenson and Dub Web Fest Festival Director, Mikael Theiry discuss this years submissions to the first Dub Web Fest.
ANIMATION Meet The LadyBugs Bigshot ZOZO – The Fugitive Of The Space The Wind-Ups 40 Thoughts Billy’s Toon Times DOCUMENTARY/REALITY Gettin’ DOWN Stories of youth – a portrait of a generation The Food And Beer Geeks Music Makes a City …
Chester Travis is co-creator of award winning web series, How To Be Gay. Sebastian Stephenson speaks to Chester about the origin of the web series, playing with stereotyping in storytelling, is there an issue with not being gay to write a LGBT story and how they managed to get New Zealand arts funding with his partner in crime (and co-creator of How To Be Gay), Paul. Their are plenty of great behind the scene stories here, give it a listen.
How To Be Gay Website
Sebastian Stepheson speaks to Noel Sutton, Director of the GAZE Film Festival, about the history of the GAZE Film Festival, the web series strand of the festival and how LGBT filmmakers have embraced the web series format. We also talk about the standard of the Irish short at this year festival and how GAZE 2015 is shaping up in light of the Marraige Equality Referendum and the Gender Recognition Bill.
Mikael Thiery, Dub Web Fest Festival Director and Caroline Kealy, Dub Web Fest Festival Co-ordinator discuss along with Dub Web Fest Social Media manager, Sebastian Stephenson, what a web series is and what digital content is in depth. We also talk about the Dub Web Fest categories that are avilable to submit to for the festival and along the way we lose our minds.
