PINK - The Series: About (Show Info)

Show Info

"PINK" is a serialized dark comedy produced specifically for a web-based audience. Unlike many other "web series" that are actually re-edited TV shows or movies, "PINK" was created as a true short form program.

First Season premiered Tuesday 9.4.2007, and then a new webisode premiered each Tuesday for the next ten weeks. Season Two premiered 9/16/08 and will run through 2009 (25 new shows).

Average episode running time is approximately three-minutes, perfect for watching on your computer at work, on an iPod, iPhone or whatever mobile video device you have.

The past few years user-generated "viral" videos on YouTube have reached phenom status, and there are no signs of it slowing. But most experts believe the next phase of "viral" video will be with professionally produced programs.

That's where "PINK" comes into play. Think of it as a live-action graphic novel. A show that could just as easily be seen on HBO, as the Internet.

Hollywood is definitely watching this trend closely too and actually starting to produce online shows themselves. But for now most programming is produced by independent production companies, like ours.

Since it's premiere, "PINK" has been nominated for a Webby Award, been featured on YouTube (with millions of views), is now on Hulu, is on TheWB.com, been mentioned on the FresHDV Blog, The Daily Reel, Revver (as the "Video of the Day"), "Viral Propaganda", "Viral The Show", and iTunes as a "New Release". Also, for the Season Two premiere the show was featured in Times Square in New York City (for 12 hours).

In addition, film industry magazine Markee did a feature story on the show in their Dec '07 issue. We've also been mentioned in the Hollywood Reporter, Variety, The Wall Street Journal, Newteevee, Broadcasting & Cable Magazine, TV Week, Beet.TV, and MediaWeek. And, the satellite TV show "Torrent" on G4 TechTV interviewed Blake Calhoun (creator of the show) for a segment. Check out the News page for more info!

Watch 2008 Webby Teaser Trailer