Just got a really great review for Continuum that I thought I'd share...
http://www.dansmoviereport.blogspot.com/2012/07/continuum-web-series-review.html?m=1
Site is called "Dan's Movie Report" and it evidently focuses on strong female sci-fi and action characters along with stunt women, etc. So our show fits right in!
I think myself and Melanie (the lead actress) will be doing an interview for the blog soon too.
Fun stuff...
-Blake
Just a quick post to show off the new key artwork for my latest feature film project PHOBIA...
You can check out more on the film by visiting its Facebook page.
-Blake
Overall the author liked the show, although he was picky about a few things as most critics usually are. :)
One minor thing he noted was that our "Bridge" set was only two chairs and a desk and he thought that was lame... well, that's fine, but what he doesn't realize is it was designed that way purposely as all the controls are floating monitors and virtual touch screens, etc. - the monitors have appeared in Season 1, but the other controls don't appear until Season 2 (spoiler alert!). Lol.
Anyway, I appreciate them taking the time to review the show and hope other sci-fi bloggers will do the same.
Right now you can watch the series episodically (commercial-free) on indie subscription TV network JTS.tv or as one "long episode" played back-to-back via our VOD partner Distrify, and starting July 10th we'll be releasing it weekly on our YouTube Channel (ad-supported).
Note though, the YouTube release will most likely be a limited one, meaning the show (minus a few preview episodes) will be removed in the future. The plan is to use the "free" YouTube run as a promotion to build up awareness for the show and for Season 2, which will premiere this fall (date TBA). It'll also be a preview for folks to hopefully buy the full season via Distrify and/or DVD that will be released later too (with lots of extras). I'm still figuring all this out however.
The main idea though is to make the show easily available in a variety of ways for fans to enjoy, and at the same time allow us (the creators) to monetize it and continue to do more work!
-Blake
