Thursday, January 30, 2025
Nominations: 11th Annual Indie Series Awards
Berita terbaru dari dunia artis Indonesia menunjukkan berbagai pencapaian dan perkembangan menarik. Beberapa artis terkemuka telah meluncurkan karya baru, antara lain album musik, film, dan serial televisi yang sukses menarik perhatian publik.
Salah satu artis yang mencuri perhatian adalah Raisa, yang baru saja merilis single terbaru yang berhasil menjadi trending di berbagai platform musik. Selain itu, aktor muda, A2, mendapatkan pujian atas penampilannya dalam film terbaru yang sedang tayang di bioskop dan dinilai sebagai salah satu penampilan terbaiknya.
Di sisi lain, kabar mengenai kolaborasi antara selebriti juga ramai dibicarakan. Dua penyanyi populer, B dan C, telah mengumumkan rencana mereka untuk berkolaborasi dalam sebuah proyek besar yang diperkirakan akan dirilis akhir tahun ini.
Check out the complete list of nominees below.
Best Artis Indonesia
After Forever
The Bay
Bronx SIU
People Like Us
A Place Called Hollywood
Poz Roz
Save Me
Studio City
BEST DIRECTING – DRAMA
After Forever, Tina Cesa Ward
Blackout, Tanya Hoshi
A Place Called Hollywood, Gregori J. Martin
The Rehearsal, Jaclyn Bethany
Save Me, Fab Filippo
Studio City, Timothy Woodward, Jr
Thursday, August 1, 2019
11th Annual ISAs Submissions Open September 1
Thursday, April 4, 2019
WINNERS: 10th Annual Indie Series Awards
10TH ANNUAL INDIE SERIES AWARDS REVEALED DURING MILESTONE CEREMONY
Giants Named Best Drama Series, Indoor Boys Wins Best Comedy
BURBANK, CA, April 3, 2019 – The winners of the 10th Annual Indie Series Awards were revealed on Wednesday, April 3 at The Colony Theatre in Burbank. The ISAs celebrate the best in independently produced entertainment created for the Web.
Top honors went to Giants and Indoor Boys, named best drama and best comedy series of the year. Giants won awards in a record-breaking seven categories, including best writing (J. August Richards, lead actor (James Bland), lead actress (Vanessa Baden Kelly), supporting actress (Tanee McCall), score (Austin Wintory) and original song ("More Love" by Kareem James and Ashly Williams). Indoor Boys took home four ISAs, including best writing (Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse), guest actress in a comedy (Krysta Rodriguez) and guest actor in a comedy (Michael Kostroff).
Other acting winners included Alex Wyse (Only Children), Lou Diamond Phillips (Conversations in L.A.), Lauren B. Martin (Anacostia), Paul Soles (My 90-Year-Old Roommate), Alesha Renee (The Rich and the Ruthless), Ryan Wesen (190 Lorimer) and Inessa Frantowski (The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocolypse Soonish).
The Witching Hour took home the prize for best non-fiction series.
Since 2009, the Indie Series Award has honored the most creative and progressive talent in independent web series. The ceremony was hosted by Emmy winners Patrika Darbo and Emmy Martsolf, and Emmy nominee Kevin Spirtas, a previous ISA winner who leads the all-star cast of best drama ensemble winner After Forever. All three previously hosted and returned as part of the 10th annual celebration, "A Decade of Indie Excellence."
In all, 45 series were nominated from around the globe, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and India.
Check out a complete list of winners below.
Best Drama Series
Giants
Best Directing - Drama
Conversations in L.A., Anne Marie Cummings
Best Writing - Drama
Giants, J. August Richards
Best Lead Actor - Drama
James Bland, Giants
Best Lead Actress - Drama
Vanessa Baden Kelly, Giants
Best Supporting Actor - Drama
Alex Wyse, Only Children
Best Supporting Actress - Drama
Tanee McCall, Giants
Best Guest Actor - Drama
Lou Diamond Phillips, Conversations in L.A.
Best Guest Actress - Drama
Lauren B. Martin, Anacostia
Best Ensemble - Drama
After Forever
Best Comedy Series
Indoor Boys
Best Directing - Comedy
Geoff and the Ninja, Jonathan Chuby & Jeremy Abbott
Best Writing - Comedy
Indoor Boys, Wesley Taylor & Alex Wyse
Best Lead Actor - Comedy
Paul Soles, My 90-Year-Old Roommate
Best Lead Actress - Comedy
Alesha Reneé, The Rich and the Ruthless
Best Supporting Actor - Comedy
Ryan Wesen, 190 Lorimer
Best Supporting Actress - Comedy
Inessa Frantowski, The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
Best Guest Actor - Comedy
Michael Kostroff, Indoor Boys
Best Guest Actress - Comedy
Krysta Rodriguez, Indoor Boys
Best Ensemble - Comedy
The Rich and the Ruthless
Best Cinematography
In Absentia, Dennis Zanatta
Best Editing
Does It Fart?, Richard Rotter
Best Costume Design
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Vanessa Fischer
Best Makeup
Roads to Keystone, George Barr
Best Production Design
Riley Parra, Cassandra Vance
Best Special/Visual Effects
Does It Fart?, Ryan Lussing, Michael Sauro, Timothy Stevens-Eustace & Ilya Schwarz
Best Original Score
Giants, Austin Wintory
Best Soundtrack
Yes We Candidate, Adam Henry Garcia
Best Original Song
"More Love" by Kareem James and Ashly Williams from Giants
Best Non-Fiction Series
The Witching Hour
WINS BY SERIES
7 Giants
4 Indoor Boys
2 The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
2 Conversations in L.A.
2 Does It Fart?
2 The Rich and the Ruthless
1 190 Lorimer
1 After Forever
1 Anacostia
1 Geoff and the Ninja
1 In Absentia
1 My 90-Year-Old Roommate
1 Riley Parra
1 Roads to Keystone
1 The Witching Hour
1 Yes We Candidate
Monday, March 4, 2019
10 Annual Indie Series Awards: First Presenters Revealed
The first round of presenters for the 10th Annual Indie Series Awards was announced this morning by producers Roger Newcomb, Kevin Mulcahy Jr. and Susan Bernhardt. To help honor the incredible slate of 2019 nominees, 13 stars were added to the list of presenters. Nikki Coble, Anne Marie Cummings, Patrika Darbo, Inessa Frantowski, Adam Henry Garcia, Marem Hassler, Tanee McCall, Joy McElveen, Brian Michael, Kevin Spirtas, Wesley Taylor, Wayne Wilcox and Alex Wyse will be taking the ISAs stage as presenters.
"The ISA nominees have captured the hearts of fans across the globe with their captivating stories and performances,” said Newcomb, Mulcahy and Bernhardt.
In addition, musical performances from Best Original Song nominees Drew Anthuny, Colin Deane, Justin Leakey and Ashly Williams were also announced.
The producers will continue to announce talent joining the show in the coming weeks.
The 10th Annual Indie Series Awards will be held at The Colony Theatre in Burbank on Wednesday, April 3 at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET.
Thursday, January 31, 2019
10th Annual Indie Series Awards: Complete List of Nominees
Dee Freeman and Michael Taylor Gray announced the 10th Annual Indie Series Awards nominees on Wednesday at The Colony Theatre. |
Giants led all series with 19 total nominations, followed by After Forever with 14. Those shows will compete in the Best Drama Series category with Conversations in L.A., In Absentia, The New 30, Only Children, Riley Parra and What's Your Status.
Indoor Boys led all comedies with 13 nominations. The series is joined in the Best Comedy Series field by 190 Lorimer, #Adulting, The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Does It Fart, My 90-Year-Old Roommate, The Rich and the Ruthless and #Washed.
Competing for Best Non-Fiction Series are Girl Mess, The No-Name Cinema Society, The Vivid Project, What The IVF and The Witching Hour.
In all, there are 45 nominated series from around the globe: United States, Canada, Australia, Indie and the United Kingdom. Crystal trophies will be presented to the winners during a gala ceremony on April 3 at The Colony Theatre in Los Angeles. The two-day celebration includes a launch party, red carpet reception, press walk, presentation ceremony and official after party.
Since 2009, the Indie Series Award has honored the most creative and progressive talent in independent web series.
Check out the complete list of nominees below.
Best Drama Series
After Forever
Conversations in L.A.
Giants
In Absentia
The New 30
Only Children
Riley Parra
What's Your Status
Best Directing - Drama
After Forever, Jennifer Pepperman
Conversations in L.A., Anne Marie Cummings
Giants, Xavier Burgin
In Absentia, Jessica Silvetti & Ethan Kogan
Only Children, Danny Wascou
Riley Parra, Christin Baker
Best Writing - Drama
After, Joshua Schubart
After Forever, Michael Slade & Kevin Spirtas
Conversations in L.A., Anne Marie Cummings
Giants, J. August Richards
Only Children, Danny Wascou
What's Your Status, Sandeep Balan
Best Lead Actor - Drama
James Bland, Giants
Adam Henry Garcia, Yes We Candidate
Joshua Schubart, After
Kevin Spirtas, After Forever
Gustavo Velasquez, Conversations in L.A.
Wayne Wilcox, Only Children
Best Lead Actress - Drama
Vanessa Baden Kelly, Giants
Anne Marie Cummings, Conversations in L.A.
Marem Hassler, Riley Parra
Cady Huffman, After Forever
Keylor Leigh, Only Children
Marie Wilson, Ladies of the Lake: Return to Avalon
Best Supporting Actor - Drama
Finn Douglas, After Forever
Aden Hakimi, Yes We Candidate
Brian Michael, After
Terrence Terrell, Giants
Mansa Wakili, Giants
Alex Wyse, Only Children
Best Supporting Actress - Drama
Dralla Aierken, Only Children
Erin Cherry, After Forever
Caranita "Bird" Harrelson, Lovers Lane
Kate Huffman, The New 30
Tanee McCall, Giants
Joy McElveen, Giants
Best Guest Actor - Drama
Michael Chinyamurindi, Giants
Lou Diamond Phillips, Conversations in L.A.
Mark Harelik, Only Children
Mike McGowan, After Forever
Michael Satow, Yes We Candidate
Lenny Wolpe, After Forever
Best Guest Actress - Drama
Patrika Darbo, Ladies of the Lake: Return to Avalon
Anita Gillette, After Forever
Lauren B. Martin, Anacostia
Kelsey Scott, Giants
Marina Sirtis, Riley Parra
Terra Strong, Conversations in L.A.
Best Ensemble - Drama
After
After Forever
Giants
The New 30
Only Children
What's Your Status
Best Comedy Series
190 Lorimer
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
#Adulting
Does It Fart
Indoor Boys
My 90-Year-Old Roommate
The Rich and the Ruthless
#Washed
Best Directing - Comedy
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Mike Fly
Awkwardly, Jessica Alexandra Green
Fam Club, Nick Casalini
Geoff and the Ninja, Jonathan Chuby & Jeremy Abbott
My 90-Year-Old Roommate, Sebastian Cluer
The Rich and the Ruthless, Victoria Rowell
Best Writing - Comedy
#Adulting, Thandi Tolmay & Ben Baur
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Brooks Gray & Morgan Waters
Does It Fart, Stephen Senders
Indoor Boys, Wesley Taylor & Alex Wyse
My 90-Year-Old Roommate, Ethan Cole, David Lipson & Josh Shultz
The Rich and the Ruthless, Victoria Rowell & Victoria Christopher Murray
Best Lead Actor - Comedy
Ben Baur, #Adulting
James Franco, Ozara and Katessa
Caleb Leach, Three Year Letterman
Peyton R. Perrine II, Funny Married Stuff
Paul Soles, My 90-Year-Old Roommate
Alex Wyse, Indoor Boys
Best Lead Actress - Comedy
Nikki Coble, Awkwardly
Holly Earl, Two Housemates
Muriel Montgomery, Fam Club
Lony'e Perrine, Funny Married Stuff
Alesha Reneé, The Rich and the Ruthless
Thandi Tolmay, #Adulting
Best Supporting Actor - Comedy
Chris Barnett, 190 Lorimer
Chris George, Wholesome Foods, I Love You... Is That OK?
Chris Robinson, The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
Wesley Taylor, Indoor Boys
Michael Tacconi, Indoor Boys
Ryan Wesen, 190 Lorimer
Best Supporting Actress - Comedy
Alaina Beauloye, That '80s Guy
Carolee Carmello, Indoor Boys
Inessa Frantowski, The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
Linda Kash, The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
Irene Roseen, The Rich and the Ruthless
Samara Stern, Wholesome Foods, I Love You... Is That OK?
Best Guest Actor - Comedy
Frankie Grande, Indoor Boys
Kyle Harris, Indoor Boys
Michael Kostroff, Indoor Boys
Brando Murphy, This Eddie Murphy Role is Mine, Not Yours
Pat Thornton, The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
Verne Troyer, My 90-Year-Old Roommate
Best Guest Actress - Comedy
Veanne Cox, Indoor Boys
Celeste Den, Funny Married Stuff
Denise Reed, 190 Lorimer
Krysta Rodriguez, Indoor Boys
Rana Roy, Indoor Boys
Connie Wang, Wholesome Foods, I Love You... Is That OK?
Best Ensemble - Comedy
190 Lorimer
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
Funny Married Stuff
Indoor Boys
The Rich and the Ruthless
Two Housemates
Best Cinematography
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Curtis Galindo-Orozco
Conversations in L.A., Sebastian Heinrich
Damaged, Ben Lichty
In Absentia, Dennis Zanatta
Only Children, Brandon Musselman
Riley Parra, David Chung
Best Editing
After, Andrew Nielson
Does It Fart, Richard Rotter
Geoff and the Ninja, Jeremy Abbott & Jonathan Chuby
Giants, Angelica Lopez
My 90-Year-Old Roommate, Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux
What's Your Status, Nitesh Varma
Best Costume Design
After Forever, Jennifer Kirschman
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Vanessa Fischer
Asunder The Series, James Corvino & Jay Villafane
Geoff and the Ninja, Cori Ramsay & Caitlin Bennett
Giants, Apuje Kalu
Riley Parra, Katie Mitchell
Best Makeup
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Jessica Panetta
Ozara and Katessa, Darci Snider & Nana Fischer
Geoff and the Ninja, Sabrina Mori
Roads to Keystone, George Barr
After Forever, Angela-Lynn Ware
Unconditional Love, Tanya Cabral
Best Production Design
After, Charlie "Chaspooley" Robinson
After Forever, Scott Michael Salame
The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish, Rosalie Mackintosh & Ashley Devereux
Does It Fart, Anne Douris
Giants, Roscoe Spears
Riley Parra, Cassandra Vance
Best Special/Visual Effects
190 Lorimer, Dustin Knoop
Does It Fart, Ryan Lussing, Michael Sauro, Timothy Stevens-Eustace & Ilya Schwarz
Geoff and the Ninja, Jeremy Abbott
Rebecca Gold, LHRL
Riley Parra, Lucy Burton
Tales from the Murder Room, King Jeff
Best Original Score
After, Miles Ito
Geoff and the Ninja, Curtis Abriel
Giants, Austin Wintory
In Absentia, Marc Timón
People Watching, David Dedourek
Rebecca Gold, Neil Myers
Best Soundtrack
Funny Married Stuff, Carolyn Richardson
Giants, Portia Mazone
Only Children, Bradinn French & Danny Wascou
Or Die Trying, Jon Kleinhans
Three Year Letterman, Seth Morton and Nick Davis
Yes We Candidate, Adam Henry Garcia
Best Original Song
"Beat of Your Heart" by Drew Anthuny from Giants
"More Love" by Kareem James and Ashly Williams from Giants
"Nothing I Can Say" by Alyssa Magarry from Life of Jess
"On Us" by Justin Leakey from Asunder The Series
"Remember" by Colin Deane from Roads to Keystone
"What's Your Status" by Arun Haridas Kamat from What's Your Status
Best Non-Fiction Series
Girl Mess
The No-Name Cinema Society
The Vivid Project
What The IVF
The Witching Hour
TOTAL NOMINATIONS BY SERIES
19 Giants
14 After Forever
13 Indoor Boys
12 The Amazing Gayl Pile: Apocalypse Soonish
11 Only Children
8 Conversations in L.A.
8 Riley Parra
7 After
6 190 Lorimer
6 Geoff and the Ninja
6 My 90-Year-Old Roommate
6 The Rich and the Ruthless
5 Does It Fart
5 Funny Married Stuff
5 What's Your Status
4 #Adulting
4 In Absentia
4 Yes We Candidate
3 The New 30
3 Wholesome Foods, I Love You... Is That OK?
2 Asunder The Series
2 Awkwardly
2 Fam Club
2 Ladies of the Lake: Return to Avalon
2 Ozara and Katessa
2 Rebecca Gold
2 Roads to Keystone
2 Three Year Letterman
2 Two Housemates
1 Anacostia
1 Damaged
1 Girl Mess
1 Life of Jess
1 Lovers Lane
1 The No-Name Cinema Society
1 Or Die Trying
1 People Watching
1 Tales from the Murder Room
1 That ‘80s Guy
1 This Eddie Murphy Role is Mine, Not Yours
1 Unconditional Love
1 The Vivid Project
1 #Washed
1 What The IVF
1 The Witching Hour
The annual Indie Series Awards is an initiative to elevate the entire indie series genre, organized by the nonprofit Informasi News Indonesia Series Terbaru 2025.. All proceeds from entry fees, ticket sales, program ads, etc. are reinvested in the production of the event. ISA10 is produced by We Love Soaps LLC (Crown Heights, Brooklyn) in cooperation with the Informasi News Indonesia Series Terbaru 2025. (IndieSeriesNetwork.org) and media partner Serial Scoop.
Thursday, May 3, 2018
Mockumentary Web Series About Space Travel, ‘My Astronaut,’ Premieres Today
Micah wants to be with Maggie, but Maggie wants to go to Mars. Can their love survive her one-way ticket to another planet? “My Astronaut,” an eight episode mockumentary web series, answers the question of what one dim-witted boyfriend does to keep his girlfriend from leaving and his life from changing forever. The trailer is out now, and the pilot will premiere on May 3, 2018. The series features comedians Scott Adsit (30 Rock), Sarah Stiles (Get Shorty), and Pia Glenn (The Opposition with Jordan Klepper) in supporting roles.
Season one starts with two bewildered filmmakers arriving to profile Maggie Placek (Magdalena Waz), an underdog candidate for a civilian mission to Mars, but they soon find that her boyfriend, Micah Pevsner (Micah Paisner), might hold the key to a story far more compelling than a simple 30 second candidate bio. Shot in 3 out of 5 of New York City’s boroughs, the “My Astronaut” team took full advantage of everything the city had to offer including iconic locations like the Staten Island Ferry and the Columbia University campus, and less iconic locations, like the Red Hook IKEA and the sleepy neighborhoods of Staten Island.
“Shooting guerilla style gave us the opportunity to have our characters interact with rich environments,” says Nick Weiss-Richmond, one of the series’ creators and directors. “It blended seamlessly with the improvisational elements of the story.”
The eight episodes of season one will premiere once a week on YouTube and Vimeo every Thursday.
CREATOR BIOS
BJ Downs is a multiple award-winning cinematographer and VFX designer. Inspired at an early age by science fiction movies, he quickly developed an affinity for the visual arts. Since, he has produced commercials for several international brands; including Adidas, Mad Decent, and BMW. He also has worked on several award-winning independent films, helping to bring the director's creative vision into reality. Now, he is pioneering new effects and workflows for VR; driven by the pursuit of incredible immersion.
Micah Paisner is a Los Angeles-based screenwriter who hails from Chicago. From an early age, he was interested in comedy, and after graduating from Lawrence University, he enrolled in Second City Chicago's sketch writing program. He relocated to New York to get his MFA in Screenwriting at Columbia University. His scripts have been chosen as finalists in multiple contests, and his most recent film "You, Me & Me" (2016) has screened in festivals across the country.
Magdalena Waz moved from Kraków to Chicago to Wisconsin to Ohio to New York to Los Angeles. She's a writer and editor whose articles, essays, and fiction have appeared in Threadcount, Necessary Fiction, and The Collagist. She holds an MA from Miami University (Ohio) in creative writing, and her debut novel, Return on Investment, was published by Fiction Attic Press in 2016.
Nick Weiss-Richmond is an LA-based writer, director and editor originally from Boston, Massachusetts. Recent projects include the short “Molly Mayor” (2017), an official selection at Charlotte, Atlanta Shorts, Woods Hole, New Hampshire, Great Lakes and Santa Fe Independent Film Festivals. He holds an MFA in directing from Columbia University and has taught at various institutions, including Adelphi University.
WHERE TO FIND MY ASTRONAUT
Website: https://www.myastronautseries.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyAstronautTV/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe_5vWycALU5c0qJe95zDoQ
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