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In this episode I interview Kyle Valle. Kyle is an actor, writer, producer, director, cinematographer and editor. He is the creator/founder of Mewnowtv.com, Big Squid Productions and the feature film “Zombiecon.” He is also the creator of the web series “Journeyman”. The series is about Johnson Creed, famed USC quarterback who finds himself playing an entirely different game after his friends reveal themselves to be reptilian/alien monsters and he himself the savior of humanity. Following his three guides, Plebo the psychic, Kit the former special forces vet and Q the Nordic blonde alien, Johnson must quickly learn all he can in order to save the world and hopefully survive the process

In this episode I interview Scott Rhodes & TJ Glenn. Scott Rhodes is an award winning Stunt Coordinator, Stuntman, Fight Choreographer,Actor, Writer & Director. He is also the creator of two web series “The Adventures of Super7even” & the spin-off web series “The Sandra West Diaries”. Super7even is an international man of mystery and the top agent for T.H.E.M!
(A secret organization, sworn to battle the world wide forces of evil!). Superseven's code name is DANGER! His passport...to HELL! Follow the masked, crimson avenger and his lethal, beautiful and reluctant partner, "Sandra West" (A former agent of T.H.E.M), as they battle villains, femme fatales, monsters, robots, invading aliens, henchmen, assassins and criminal masterminds bent on world domination...And destruction! Sandra West is a sultry and lethal freelance spy and ex agent of T.H.E.M., who plays by her own rules in a world of danger and intrigue.
Special guest TJ Glenn was born in Brooklyn New York, graduated from Parsons School of Design as a book illustrator and promptly discovered he was destined for work as an actor and stuntman. He has performed in over two hundred stage productions, choreographed fights for over three hundred stage plays, thirty renaissance fairs and a dozen TV shows. He talks about his involvement in these two web series.

In this episode I interview Megan MacPhee. She is an actress, writer and producer. She is known for College Humor Originals, Fully Engaged and I killed my BFF. She is also the creator of the web series "(Un)Balanced". The series is about Melissa who is attempting to find her center. The obstacle is the insanity of living in NYC. Through 5 comedic episodes she attempts to jump into this "new age" life-style and is thwarted - either by her own conflicting beliefs or the the city that never sleeps.

In this episode I interview Becky Yamamoto. She is a writer/actor, comedic performer originally from the smoggy burbs of LA. Her past work includes solo shows performed at The UCB, Ars Nova, The PIT, Here Arts Center. She has appeared in a few web series: Jack In A Box, Escape From Brooklyn, Jared Posts a Personal and Two Jasper Johns. She co-hosts and produces a weekly standup show at the Beauty Bar. Theater credits: “Pullman, WA”: Chelsea Theater, U.K.“Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven”: NY Premiere: Here Arts Center, U.S. Tour and International touring. Vengeance Can Wait, PS 122. She is also the creator of the web series "Uninspired". The show is about Sarah who is having problems coping with her inescapable adulthood. When she is laid off from her dead end job, she seeks comfort from her often high live in boyfriend. When making her nightly trip to the wine store, she meets a strapping dude who invites her to his band's show. Against her better judgment she attempts to go to the show but instead meets a college gal on the street and traipses around the city like a dumb kid.

In this episode I interview twenty-eight-year-old, Brooklyn-based filmmaker Ace Salisbury. He says he was taking a shower (because that’s where all great ideas originate) when he was struck with a mental image of Manhattan surrounded by gaping canyons instead of rivers. Barren, dried up, this was a New York City with no access to drinkable water. He ran with this thought experiment. This wasn’t a zombie takeover, or a war with an invading alien species. To him, the answer was much darker because it was a human cause - in fact the cause of this imagined apocalypse was something very real: fracking.
This became the seed of Everything’s OK, a “cardboard punk” epic web series that is a wild, surreal, zany, hilarious, inventive, disturbing live action/animation sci fi hybrid, and mades its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in 2016!

Erika Robel is an NYC based actor, writer, and producer. She was born and raised in Miami, FL but moved to NYC to study acting at the William Esper Studio. You may recognize her from NBC's "The Blacklist," ABC's "Quantico," or CBS's "Bull" on which she has had co-starring roles. She also is the creator of the web series "Fully Engaged". “Fully Engaged” is a 12 episode web series about Erika and Danny, an engaged couple living in New York City and navigating the world of wacky vendors, crazy family, and other general wedding hysteria. Will they survive unscathed or will they get lost in all the insanity?

In this episode I interview producer/director Matthew Kreiner and actor/producer/director Alessandro Colla creators of the web series "Lemmings". The web series takes place in New York City, two men, fueled by the anger from the death of their friend, discovered how easy it is to trick someone into unwittingly killing themselves. Together, they form a cult dedicated to ushering in their new brand of natural selection.

In this special edition of webseriesonfire.com, I interview
Executive Producer Brian T. Shirley & Executive Director
Tamara Mcclure talking about the NSAEN Online Film Festival.
http://www.nostringsattached-enews.com/onlinefilmfestival/

In this episode I interview the creators of the web series "Driving Arizona" Dylan Tanous and Joe Ahern.
In this future-Criterion Collection web series, cousins Duane and Glen work for their Uncle Jerry’s airport shuttle service, DRIVING ARIZONA.
If you’ve called Driving Arizona, and Duane and Glen show up at your door, you’re in for a real treat – odds are you won’t make your flight. Basically it’s a miracle every time they even make it to the airport. Sure, repeat business is slim, but Phoenix is a big market. As Uncle Jerry likes to say, “First Phoenix, then Tucson, then Flagstaff, then the world!”

Veronica Dang (Mary Frick) is an actress/model/comedian/former scientist and creator/writer/director/star of Subway: The Series
Subway: The Series is an award-winning web series filmed on the NYC subway guerilla style (no permits, very little money) where you will follow the adventures of Mary and David while meeting lots of interesting characters. Every episode is inspired by true subway stories and features local indie musicians like The Saw Lady and Cathy Grier (aka NYC Subway Girl) who composed the theme song.