The podcast makes a solid return when Alec sits down with the funny and musical Pat Godwin. The merits of musical comedy are discussed among other things like pop culture and family life as a comic.
Taking a break from editing my own film so I can relax… by editing clips from Community. Made this to support the show while it’s on hard times. Mad props to Dan Harmon.
This summer, I co-directed a movie that I co-wrote with a friend. It’s called THE DAY JOB and it’s about a group of bank robbers that mess up a heist and get hired to work at the bank instead. I’m immensely proud of it, especially considering that the budget was nearly non-existent and everyone involved worked their asses off non-stop for the entire summer.
Here’s one of the posters:
We’re working on setting up the premiere date, but it’s definitely going to be playing at a local theater in Kalamazoo. I’m unsure what’s going to happen with it after that, but for now that’s our main focus. We’ll definitely be making DVD’s as well as shopping it around at whatever festivals we can. Check out thedayjob.tumblr.com for more information.
Alec talks to another Last Comic Standing finalist: the hilarious Myq Kaplan. A rapid-fire conversation about everything from presidents to preferred shirt colors. But first, a chat with one of Michigan’s most promising comedic minds, Trevor Smith.
