carlymcelroy:

Ch-ch-check it out! This is the first video from sure sure sure., written by Malin von Euler-Hogan, starring some other people. Watch it! 

collegehumor:

Precious Plum: Tow Truck

Today Plum’s competin’ for Best Drifter Midriff under a bridge by that big mural of a dick.

These are just so so very funny.  

miketrapp:

collegehumor:

1 Million Facebook Likes = ONE GIANT BEE BEARD

Release the bees! We just hit 1 million Likes on Facebook, and as promised, the ever-generous Pat Cassels agreed to wear a beard of one hundred million (or less) bees.

We really can’t thank all our incredible fans enough who continue to support our efforts to produce original humorous content.

BEARD OF BEES

Somehow, how calm Pat is during this makes it all the more horrifying.  

thrillcox:

joshruben:

mikescollins:

paulbriganti:

DEAR TUMBLR!

HERE IS MY SHORT FILM, “Speechless”.

It’s 15 minutes short, looks pretty, and has ROMANCE, BETRAYAL, and GRANDMAS!

I would LOVE IT if you wanted to REBLOG and REVIEW IT! Please give it a review! Be honest! I want to hear your real thoughts and how it does or doesn’t relate to you. I want to hear your critiques and what you would have done differently. I understand I may be asking for trouble, but I think overall I will benefit from this experience.

I want to learn—This is why I make these things.

If you don’t feel comfortable posting a review but still want to give me your thoughts, feel free to email me at paulbriganti {at} gmail dot com.

 

And if you’re interested, HERE is why I made it:

Seven years after graduating high school, I’ve learned that friendships are like how my dad describes the stock market: “It’s got ups and downs, but in the end, gets stronger”. He has no official knowledge of the stock market, but he has read a book on it once, I think.

During Christmas 2011, I realized I was having what people on the show Girls call a “mid-twenties crisis”. Like a delicious dish of Mexican fried ice-cream, I was shedding the deep fried, sweet shell of youth, bringing to light the doughy, better-dressed young man I have become today. But at the core of my crisis was the supposed death of a friendship.

After being strangers in the same high school, my best friend and I met and made weird, funny movies during our junior and senior years. In college, we stayed in touch. We knew there was something cool about the small network of filmmaking comedians that had grown among us.

After college, our friendship began to fizzle out. As they say on The Hills, we had “falling outs”. Through friends we’d hear insults, and eventually the only thing we had in common was hatred for each other. We were strangers once again.

It was around this time that I was asked to give a speech at my sister’s wedding. I was excited and honored. It was a challenge to attempt a connection with a room full of buzzed people who just wanted to eat, dance, and possibly kiss a stranger.

So instead of making TWO MOVIES (because that’d be insane, seriously who am I), I crammed those two experiences together and explored them with a film. With the help of my production company Landline, Sam Marine, and generous Kickstarter contributors who let me raise a portion of the budget, I wrote and directed what you see here. It’s mainly about a dude trying to give a speech at a wedding while some crazy uncle gets in the way, but what it means to me is much more.

SPEECHLESS stars some of the most special, brilliant actors I’ve come to know and love. In here you’ll see Michael Antonucci, George Basil, Hannah Pearl Utt, Ryan Hunter, and many more. It was produced by my incredibly gifted friend Sam Marine and co-produced by Dan Schoenbrun, and coordinated by “girl wonder” Caitlin Raftery. The photography is the handiwork of “boy wonder” Noah Yuan-Vogel and was gaffed by “man wonder” Zack Poots. Key grip was “man down under” Dylan Laziza, grip was Joe Poulos. The music is the beautiful work of Samuel Nobles and his group Mean Lady. Sarah Scheld was the art director, Jeff Gaumer did sound. Aleks Arcabascio was the assistant director, and the camera assistant was the mighty Kenny Wu. PAs were Adam Wagner, Ben Warheit, and Richard Walker, and Alan Gordon did the color grade. Also a million thanks to the artistically brilliant and hilarious Glenn Boozan for designing the poster and introducing me to new fonts every day.

Also a bunch of friends gave me very helpful notes on this, especially Anu Valia and Matt Kazman. I bothered them a lot and am astonished by their patience.

Since I’ve made this, my friend and I have become close again. Last Christmas we drank very strong whiskey and played board games. We may have problems again, but like the stock market, we’ll come around.

And after watching and reviewing “SPEECHLESS”, I guarantee you’ll feel better about that friend you lost touch with for whatever reason.

Or you might feel exactly the same.

 

 

Just watch the film.

Please. It’s funny.

Thanks!

My good pal Paul Briganti made this and it’s wonderful. I’ve watched it multiple times.

I’ve seen this film many times and love it so much. 

Loved this. 

Watch this without falling in love with Michael Antonucci.  I dare you.  

ucbcomedy:

Those who have worked in the retail industry know this is annoying from both ends.

Special thanks to Grit N’ Glory! Visit their website for great must-haves for summer.

I worked in retail on commission for several years.  This felt very real. 

If you need anything, my name’s Cathryn.     

“This Is Water.”

oldie but a goodie.  

ryanxilliams:

iamachilles:

This is a hilarious and amazing-looking video from my BETA team Scraps. Written by Steve Theiss and directed by Trevor Williams.

Starring literally all your favorite people.

TWIN ZACK WILLISES?! They better make out in the sequel

connorratliff:

I’m Too Fragile For This, episode 20: “Protective”

Connor is protective of Cathryn.

Last episode for a little while.  But we’re back in a couple months swingin!