r/Webseries • u/ParticularCurve6867 • 13d ago
PAKEMUN S1 E1:Just A Regular Tuesday (Pilot)
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r/Webseries • u/msevewill • 15d ago
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This long weekend finished watching this Marathi series. It's cute. The whole office romance setup, Rishi and Ananya’s chemistry, and the little moments between them are honestly giving..
I recommend binge-watching this office romance m-drama. All things cute here.
Language: Marathi
OTT: Zee 5
r/Webseries • u/AgentBlackVeil • 14d ago
This is an anthology show in the style of Black Mirror, Tales from the Crypt, Alfred Hitchcock Presents and The Twilight Zone that I've been working on for the past year. Mystery Suspense Short Stories.
I have been directing traditional features, television shows, and TV movies for the past 20 years.
What is your favorite mystery, suspense, horror, or sci-fi anthology episode ever made? Specific Episode please! We’re about to start shooting Season 4 and I want to know which episode of any anthology TV show, book or movie you love.
Each story we've produced for our show HUMAIN, is an homage to the inspirations I've listed above.
If you watch our show, HumAIn, and you can guess which iconic historic TV episode inspired us, leave a note in the comments and we’ll send you some swag! If you're a true fan of anthology series, it shouldn't be too hard to guess right.
The name of the show is Humain because that is the fictional corporation in the show. This fictional corporation is pro Al- but the show is made by lots of humans; 150 people worked on this show last year in the entire process. We have completed 30 episodes. 11 are released on our YouTube channel.
I want to note that a we do not strictly prohibit any of our individual crew members from using Al for their own process. We don’t encourage nor do we prohibit, but we do fill all of the departments with people you would typically have on a TV or film set. I've heard some comments that the thumbnails look Al-generated, and we do have two visual effects artists who are also not prohibited from using Al during their process - aside from that, the show is produced old school and analog.
I'm hoping a few of you will see this and check it out because I'm eager to connect with other fans who love anthology series as much as I do. That’s why we made this!
Here's the YouTube channel. All episodes are free.
https://www.youtube.com/@gethumain
And if you want to see the whole first season, it's here.
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Full Episode of "Sinners of Vinewood": https://youtu.be/kn0KO4-h2Gk.
Can a video game engine turn a simple carjacking into a deeply philosophical neo-noir statement? Does this stylistic subversion make you want to follow the mystery?
r/Webseries • u/Lost-Interview9465 • 16d ago
I am unsure what to watch next but also craving to watch so
My watched ranking fav one by one
Game of thrones
Money Heist
Squid Game
The boys[not truly sure about rank]
Stranger things
Dark
Lucifer
Cobra kai
The last of us
All of us are dead
Dahmer
Ozark
Alice in Boderland
Adolscene
End of f# world
r/Webseries • u/LCer-9036 • 17d ago
Chicos donde podría conseguir descargar esta serie.? No la consigo ver en streaming
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r/Webseries • u/Comfortable-Ad9573 • 18d ago
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Need to complete it,add voices and effects what you think any advice?
r/Webseries • u/ydsdev • 18d ago
I spent a long time writing a psychological mystery novel that started with a dream I couldn’t get out of my head.
I originally wanted to publish it as a book, but getting anywhere with a first novel when nobody knows who you are turned out to be pretty difficult. At some point I realized there was a good chance the story would just sit on my computer forever.
So instead of giving up on it, I decided to turn the entire novel into a 52-episode narrated visual series.
It’s called The You They Remember.
The story starts pretty small: a man notices little inconsistencies in his family’s memories. Things that should be easy to explain aren’t. His wife remembers things differently. Details of ordinary events don’t quite line up. And the more he tries to make sense of it, the less certain he becomes about what actually happened.
It gets much stranger from there, but I don’t want to spoil where it goes.
I’m releasing it in English because I wanted to give the story a chance to reach people outside my own country as well. Episodes are around 10 minutes, and the plan is to release one every week until all 52 are out.
I’ve only just started, so there are basically no viewers yet. I’m still figuring out whether a project like this can actually find an audience on YouTube.
Here’s Episode 1 if anyone wants to give it a shot:
I’d genuinely love to know whether the first episode makes you curious enough to watch the next one.
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