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Casey McKinnon
· 6 months ago
Webisodes are web-episodes of a TV show, so sure... in 10 years, once TV has either sunk or learned how to swim they may not need it anymore. They came about as a way to bring web dwellers to watch TV again, and I think it definitely helps to create buzz.
As for web series (or video podcasts or video blogs), those are here to stay... instead of being a marketing ploy from old media, they are indie creations made primarily for the web. Sure, maybe a bunch of people will use it to get jobs in TV, but there will always be indie creators trying to get their work seen.
My two cents... but there's definitely a big difference between webisodes and web series that most people aren't bothering to highlight.
tyfn
· 6 months ago
I've discovered web series over the last year and enjoy the indie feel and how creative the cast/participants are. I definitely am looking forward to see whether more Canadians/Canadian web series are created this year.
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As for web series (or video podcasts or video blogs), those are here to stay... instead of being a marketing ploy from old media, they are indie creations made primarily for the web. Sure, maybe a bunch of people will use it to get jobs in TV, but there will always be indie creators trying to get their work seen.
My two cents... but there's definitely a big difference between webisodes and web series that most people aren't bothering to highlight.
Good luck with your own web series Casey - http://www.acomicbookorange.com/