The new online series Dating Rules from My Future Self from Alloy Entertainment – the company behind such shows as Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars and The Vampire Diaries – has debuted over at Facebook today.
The new online series stars Shiri Appleby (Life Unexpected and Roswell) as the newly single 29-year-old Lucy who gets text messages from herself 10 years in the future. The notes serve as warnings that she has to change her dating tactics quickly or she’ll end up alone and unhappy. Among the cast are Taylor Kinney (The Vampire Diaries), Bryce Johnson (Pretty Little Liars and Popular), Alison Becker (Parks & Recreation) and Mircea Monroe (Episodes).
The new online series Dating Rules from My Future Self from Alloy Entertainment – the company behind such shows as Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars and The Vampire Diaries – will debut via Facebook next Monday, January 9, but Entertainment Weekly has the exclusive trailer for the new web series. You can see that trailer here.
The new online series stars Shiri Appleby (Life Unexpected and Roswell) as the newly single 29-year-old Lucy who gets text messages from herself 10 years in the future. The notes serve as warnings that she has to change her dating tactics quickly or she’ll end up alone and unhappy. Among the cast are Taylor Kinney (The Vampire Diaries), Bryce Johnson (Pretty Little Liars and Popular), Alison Becker (Parks & Recreation) and Mircea Monroe (Episodes).
Again, Dating Rules for My Future Self will debut at Facebook on January 9. You can expect to find links to the episodes as they are released right here at Rueben’s Ramblings.
The sixth and final episode of the live-action Dragon Age: Redemption web series, starring (and written by) Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild), entitled “Saarebas”, is now online.
NOTE: Viewer discretion is advised, as much like the role playing game for which it is based, the web series contains blood and gore, violence, language and sexual content.
The fifth episode of the live-action Dragon Age: Redemption web series, starring (and written by) Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild), entitled “Mercenaries”, is now online.
NOTE: Viewer discretion is advised, as much like the role playing game for which it is based, the web series contains blood and gore, violence, language and sexual content.
The fourth episode of the live-action Dragon Age: Redemption web series, starring (and written by) Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild), entitled “Nyree”, is now online.
NOTE: Viewer discretion is advised, as much like the role playing game for which it is based, the web series contains blood and gore, violence, language and sexual content.
The third episode of the live-action Dragon Age: Redemption web series, starring (and written by) Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild), entitled “Josmael, is now online.
NOTE: Viewer discretion is advised, as much like the role playing game for which it is based, the web series contains blood and gore, violence, language and sexual content.
The third episode of the live-action Dragon Age: Redemption web series, starring (and written by) Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild), entitled “Cairn”, is now online.
NOTE: Viewer discretion is advised, as much like the role playing game for which it is based, the web series contains blood and gore, violence, language and sexual content.
The first episode of the live-action Dragon Age: Redemption web series, starring (and written by) Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild) is now online.
NOTE: Viewer discretion is advised, as much like the role playing game for which it is based, the web series contains blood and gore, violence, language and sexual content.
This is a reminder that the next charity event screening of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and the latest season of The Guild – from the wonderful mind of geekdom queen Felicia Day – will be held at the Regency Valley Plaza 6 in North Hollywood starting on October 22 at 8 PM.
Join the throngs of fans in attendance and dress up to celebrate that most spooky of “holidays”.
You can learn more about the charity event and order tickets here.
Are you a fan of actress Felicia Day? Are you a fan of the role-playing video game Dragon Age from BioWare?
If you answered yes to either of these questions, then you are going to love Felicia’s new project in conjunction with the folks behind Dragon Age.
The following is a recent verbatim post made by Felicia Day at her Facebook page:
In March of last year my agent got a call…asking if I’d like to work on a project together. It was a vague call that turned into the idea of working in the world of Dragon Age, making a web series, acting in a piece of DLC content for the game as the character I created. No way I could say no, right?!
-3 months later I had a script written.
-7 months later we were in pre-production.
-10 months later we were shooting.
-14 months later I did all the mo-cap and vocal recording for the DLC, Dragon Age: Mark of the Assassin.
-16 months later we finished post-production.
-18 months later you get to see the result on Machinima starting today with the trailer (which you can find further below)
With the help of Bioware/EA, AMD coming on board as a sponsor, and over 200 cast/crew members, we made it happen! I know I’ve talked a bunch about this project over the last several months, so enough talk, release it already, right?
Starting next Tuesday I’ll be linking all the episodes to you here and on all my social media accounts(midnight international release on Machinima FYI), I’ve also been given a BUNCH of schwag to give out each week, like DLC codes, Dragon Age merch, signed headshots (etc.), so hopefully you’ll enjoy that. There’s a podcast (and more) so lots of fun stuff to come!
There’s a fanart contest currently going on over at Bioware around Tallis’ outfit (and a nice blog entry by the designer of the costume, Greg Aronowitz) and a puzzle contest that I’ll be helping link to all week until (the) launch, so maybe give that stuff a peek to tide you over (until the) launch!
Also I’m planning to schedule some Google Hangouts to interact with you guys about the episodes, so you can meet the cast and crew and ask questions about the show. I’ll announce those later on Twitter and Facebook and Google+, so be sure to follow me there.
To learn much more from Felicia Day herself, go to her Facebook page here.
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