Hey!

I just wanted to let you all know that my web series MY ROOMMATE SAM is now up on the Net.  It ain't exactly Casablanca, but it's a fun, sexy little romp and I think you'll get a kick out of it.  

Here are the links to the first two episodes:

Episode 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXO7xc4ia-g

Episode 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFlha6DLO98&feature=related

More episodes in the coming weeks!

Thanks!

Working Screenwriter,

Definitely got a kick out of this.  Curious as to who you are.  Writer, Producer, Director, Actor?   The dialogue was very real and natural.  Acting: excellent.  Camera shots: excellent.   Especially enjoyed the part where Jack's screenwriter roommate bailed on him.  My only complaint is the wipes and fades.  Can't stand them.    

Great job, though.

Look forward to the next episode.

Thanks so much for the support and the comments, Screenrider.  So pleased you enjoyed the episodes!  

I created and wrote the series.  There's no money in any of this, so it's definitely just for fun...and working with talented, creative people.  That's where the real enjoyment is for me...and having folks respond in a positive manner, of course!  

You can also catch a quick glimpse of me in the opening theater scene and the office scene (I'm the goofball who gets handed the paperwork).

Again, thanks...and I hope you'll watch future episodes!!

Jim

PS: Please check out my two screenwriting blogs (in sig below).

This is cute. Poor Jack. He needs something, but I'm not sure what it is really.

Ah, I know. Maybe he needs to invest in the Embassador Solar Electric Panels Company. Yeah, that's it!  

Sandra

Hmm, that's not a bad idea, Sandra.  I think I'll turn that into an episode!  Thanks!

But seriously, thanks for checkin' out the show.

Jim

Quoted from The Working Screenwriter Hmm, that's not a bad idea, Sandra.  I think I'll turn that into an episode!  Thanks! But seriously, thanks for checkin' out the show. Jim

Arc the herald character's sing
Glory to his new found bling
Jack no more is mannered mild

He's smooth and fast
And sales be wild

Glory be to men who dare
To learn the hype
Through blight and snare

Praise be to Jack
He's calling now
On ladies old
For cash and how
He ever gets it smooth like that
The old maid dies of heart attack!  

Poor dear lady, at least it went well and good in the end.

Sandra