New Face Friday: "Nude Parents" Invade your iPhones

Ever want to see your parents naked? No. The answer is always no. If you said yes, there's a real problem. The guys over at Simply Unemployable have created a trailer for an app called Nude Parents. It's exactly what you think it is.

Simply Unemployable is an improv and sketch comedy troupe led by Matt Catanzano and Richie Moriarty. The two have extensive backgrounds in the Boston comedy scene. In 2012, they signed a partner channel contract with the very funny people at Above Average. So it's safe to say these guys know what they're doing.

Details:

Written by Richie Moriarty
Directed by Richie Moriarty and Matt Catanzano
Director of Photography, Colorist: Chris Loughran, No End Media LLC
Visual Effects, Assistant Camera, Lighting and Sound: Sean Meehan, Cross River Pictures
Production Assistant: Amy Pedulla
Nude Parents Logo by Ciara Gay

Cast:
Dad - Stephen Donovan
Mom - Danielle Perry
Daughter - Maeve Lyons
Son - Austin Ryan
Voice Over by Richie Moriarty

New Face Friday: Bill Gates's Kickstarter

Kickstarter is a weird place. Regular people can use it to get their dumb ideas off the ground like a sex doll that vibrates or a phone charger that is an arm less male mannequin with a retractable butt plug. Only one of those exists. But famous people can use it as well even though they probably don't need to. 

Bill Gates - yes, the richest man in the world Bill Gates - has a Kickstarter that will convert his CDs to MP3s. Just because he's a rich man doesn't mean he can do everything with his money. Soemtimes, even the best of us need help.

Check out the Kickstarter page here.

This video was brought to you by Topher Harless and his group It's Past My Bedtime. Two contributions makes them a level 2 contributor. They win part of my respect and some of my admiration.

Details:

Starring: Topher Harless
Written & Directed by Elizabeth Hayhurst
Edited by Ben Manoochehri and Elizabeth Hayhurst
DP and special appearance by Gene Augusto
Produced by La Nita Harless

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New Face Friday: 'Elevator Talk' By It's Past My Bedtime

You probably thought I wasn't going to continue this New Face Friday thing didn't you? I never quit anything! Except for karate. And dancing. And this senten

Topher Harless and his crew at It's Past My Bedtime know that small talk is the worst. Heck, even I know that. But their latest sketch takes the whole annoying situation to an entirely different level.

It's Past My Bedtime is a live comedy show in Los Angeles bringing together late night and sketch comedy. The show includes special guests and a live band.

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Paul Scheer, Comedy Central and Red's Apple Ale Team Up For Improv Series

Improvisational comedy is one of the most used forms of comedy. It's how many comedians hone their skills. With groups like Second City, Upright Citzens Brigade, SNL and many more, comedians have several avenues that they can utilize.

Funny man Paul Scheer will be hosting a six episode online series that is completely dependent on your tweeted suggestions. That's right; Up 140 of your characters will be used as some sort of improvised sketch. CC: Social Scene will take place on the internet over the course of six weeks with topics including worst summer blockbuster trailers, oddest combos at BBQ's, and something called beach hogs.

The first episode premieres Monday, July 28 on nearly all of Comedy Central's many social sites. Paul Scheer, CC:Studios, and Red's Apple Ale are the culprits behind this idea so blame them if everything goes wrong. 

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Watch 90's Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch Do Sketch Comedy

What's better than seeing two of the funniest Saturday Night Live actors in their early days? Nothing I tell you. Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch had their own sketch show (two years before Fey got the writing gig at SNL and Dratch was just recently cast) that ran at Second City and New York's UCB in 1999. Thankfully, a very grainy copy of the full Dratch and Fey show made its way to the YouTubes. 

via Splitsider