Showing posts with label The Dreamers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Dreamers. Show all posts

Saturday, March 21, 2015

ISA6 Countdown: Check out the Indie Series Awards Nominees for Best Drama Ensemble

Clockwise (from top left): Anacostia, The Dreamers, Hustling, L.A. Macabre, Producing Juliet and Thurston
The nominations for the 6th Annual Indie Series Awards were announced on February 4, and the ceremony is now only 11 days away. Serial Scoop is celebrating the nominees leading up to the ISA6 ceremony on April 1st by showcasing their work both in front of and behind the camera.

In the Best Ensemble – Drama category, the nominees are Anacostia, The Dreamers, Hustling, L.A. Macabre, Producing Juliet and Thurston. Watch their nominated work below:

Friday, March 20, 2015

ISA6 Countdown: Check out the Indie Series Awards Nominees for Best Soundtrack

Clockwise (from top left): Altruman (Robin Geradts-Gill), The Dreamers (Kelsey Jorissen), Gays (Peter William Dunn), People You Know (John Dylan DeLaTorre and Baltimore Russell), Ragged Isle (Barry Dodd) and Wallflowers (Kieran Turner and Michael Turner)
The nominations for the 6th Annual Indie Series Awards were announced on February 4, and the ceremony is now only 12 days away. Serial Scoop is celebrating the nominees leading up to the ISA6 ceremony on April 1st by showcasing their work both in front of and behind the camera.

In the Best Soundtrack category, the nominees are Altruman (Robin Geradts-Gill), The Dreamers (Kelsey Jorissen), Gays (Peter William Dunn), People You Know (John Dylan DeLaTorre and Baltimore Russell), Ragged Isle (Barry Dodd) and Wallflowers (Kieran Turner and Michael Turner). Watch their nominated work below:

Friday, May 16, 2014

NEWS BRIEF: Lindsey McKeon, Matt Davis, Diversity on Fall Schedule, John Barrowman, Ilene Chaiken, Sherri Saum & Kamar de los Reyes Welcome Twins

* Supernatural post-mortem: Lindsey McKeon dishes on Tessa's shocking decision. "Nothing seems worse to her than what she’s dealing with right now. She sees the opportunity — [she] wanted to take her own life in the auditorium — [and] now here's the First Blade and this is the chance to do it."

* Matt Davis is returning to The Vampire Diaries as series regular for Season 6. As everyone raced to save the Other Side on Thursday's season finale, a few familiar faces, including Lexi (Arielle Kebbel) and Alaric, returned. But while Lexi was sucked up into the atmosphere, Alaric was left standing alongside his friends.

* All 24 new TV series for Fall 2014, in order of how fast they'll be cancelled. NCIS: New Orleans and How to Get Away with Murder are predicted to run the longest.

* In TV's new reality, diversity is just good business. The major broadcast networks announced what was the most racially diverse broadcast schedule in a long time–maybe ever, depending how you measure it. It wasn’t just about “black best friends” this year; there are several new and returning shows with minority lead characters, several of them minority women. The trend was spread across networks–though ABC had an especially diverse lineup–and across groups: not only African American but Hispanic and Asian American actors will lead casts next season.

* The L Word creator Ilene Chaiken has joined FOX's newly picked up series Empire as executive producer and showrunner.

* Tribune CEO Peter Liguori is not pleased with The CW's performance. He believes the network "should not program to [young] people who don’t watch television."

* John Barrowman to become Arrow series regular in Season 3.

* The Fosters' Sherri Saum and One Life to Live's Kamar de los Reyes welcome twin boys, John Rubén and Michael Luís.

* SundanceTV is developing a modern Rip Van Winkle drama. Crack in the Sky centers on a Don Draper-type who falls asleep in 1962 and wakes up in 2012.

* The West Wing oral history: 9 things you didn't know or forgot. Wonder Years' Danica McKellar would eventually get the role of Will Bailey’s stepsister in season 4.

* Will web series The Dreamers return for a second season? Creator and star Kelsey Jorissen says, "After my cast read episode 12 of the dreamers, they told me that Kara deserved a second season. I think that all of the characters deserve it."

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