The time has come to help shape the second season of Gravityland, the interactive web series. Please take a moment to fill out our SUPER QUICK SURVEY. Thank you again for being a part of Gravityland. Your opinion will directly affect the future of the series. Season Two debuts this fall!
It is that time again. You have a chance to pitch your own episode of Gravityland. The premise is that The Man in the Aluminum Suit has embarked on an expedition to discover what it means to be. Your challenge is to pitch an episode of his journey. Where will he go? Who will he meet? You decide! The best pitch will be made into an episode of Gravityland. You only have THIS WEEK to pitch ideas. Get to it!
Here is a screen capture of the moment Danielle Herman (The Woman in the Photograph) names her character. She selected among the thirty or so submissions posted by viewers right here on the blog. The winning viewer is Tara. Thanks Tara. The character name will be used in an upcoming episode of the series. Check back for more viewer challenges. There will be lots of them as the first season of Gravityland comes to a close.
Fresh from the world of Gravityland is an episode of everyone’s favorite radio show: The Weekend Break with Jake. This episode features some of our favorite music from the interactive web series.
Hosted by Jake (Phil Kliger). Produced by Jon Briggs. Directed by John Herman.
Straight from Phil Kliger’s head cam, here is a surreal look at last week’s amazing Gravityland LIVE event.
Warning: Explicit lyrics towards the end.
The wonderful family featured in the beginning moments of Episode 11 created this video while attending Free Comic Book Day. Enjoy!
Hot off of our appearance at the Portsmouth Comic Book show, Gravityland is bringing the show to Free Comic Book Day! Tomorrow, Saturday May 3rd, we will be setting up at Jet Pack Comics in Rochester, NH for what aims to be the biggest comic book event of the year! Stop by for our live broadcast!
UPDATE: What an amazing event! Here is a picture from the last moments before the live broadcast was cut off by the stormtroopers!
A staple of nearly every Gravityland shoot is the presence of teenage filmmaker Jake Frost, our official Gravityland intern. Jake is a creative mind always willing to lend a hand to help produce our weekly web series. In addition to his valuable work behind the camera, he can even be seen acting in several episodes as a silent yet thoughtful comic book shop browser. We recently caught up with Jake to ask him about his work on the series.
GRAVITYLAND: What did you expect when you first got involved in Gravityland?
JAKE: Well, I had known John for a little bit before, but never actually worked with him. All I really knew was that he was really excited to start working on it, so it got me interested too. I asked about the plot several times, but I could never really piece together what was happening. In fact every episode is still a surprise to this day. Continue reading ‘Confessions of a Gravityland Intern’
This weekend at the Portsmouth Comic Book Show Phil Kliger and Chuck Galle posed for photo. Another photographer caught their pose and put them on the cover of the Portsmouth Herald!
UPDATE: Phil was recording with his head-cam while the two photos were taken. You can see the surreal moment happen during an equally surreal movie by Phil Kliger. Click the image below to view his latest behind the scenes masterpiece:
