Cell: The Web Series

Cell: The Web Series
Genre Sci-Fi/Drama
Created by Mark Gardner
Directed by Mark Gardner
Starring Danny Cameron
Jourdan Gibson
Kevin McCarthy
Theme music composer Brian Satterwhite
Composer(s) Brian Satterwhite
Original language(s) English
No. of seasons 1
Production
Producer(s) Mark Gardner
Location(s) Smithville, TX
Running time Varies (7-10 minutes)
Release
Original network
Original release Feb, 03 2010
External links
Website

Cell: The Web Series is an Austin, Texas-based science fiction/drama web series which debuted Feb 03, 2010 on Koldcast.tv.[1] Cell: The Web Series is about a man wakes up in a cell after a night on the town. When he realizes he’s not in jail and he’s not alone, he fights to stay who he is while helping someone else remember who they were.[2]

After streaming exclusively on Koldcast.tv for over a year, CELL recently expanded its streaming hosts to include Blip.TV as well as YouTube. Because of earlier restrictions placed on the length of content on YouTube, not all episodes could be streamed through the service. After YouTube expanded the time allowed for episodes, the entire first season was placed on YouTube.

Reception

Critical Reception

CELL: The Web Series has been accepted into four international festivals.

Awards

Season 1 of CELL: The Web Series received nominations and won several awards since its release.

2010 Indie Intertube Awards[6]
WINNER Best Thriller
WINNER Best Actress in a Drama Jourdan Gibson
WINNER Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Kevin McCarthy
WINNER Best Villain Kevin McCarthy
WINNER Best Set Design Stephen Fay, Dan Saner
WINNER Best Score Brian Satterwhite
nominated Best Directing in a Drama Mark Gardner
nominated Best Writing in a Drama Mark Gardner
nominated Best Actor in a Drama Danny Cameron
nominated Best Guest Performance Beth Chamberlin
nominated Best Editing Chris Zeid, Loren Melchor
nominated Best Sound Design Matt Crawford
nominated Audience Choice Award
nominated WTF Moment Episode 11
nominated Best Web Series
2010 Indie Soap Awards[7]
WINNER Best Sound Design Matt Crawford
nominated Indie Soap of the Year
nominated Outstanding Lead Actor Danny Cameron
nominated Outstanding Lead Actress Jourdan Gibson
nominated Outstanding Writing Mark Gardner
nominated Outstanding Directing Mark Gardner
nominated Outstanding Guest Appearance Beth Chamberlin
nominated Outstanding Editing Chris Zeid, Loren Melchor
2011 LA Web Festival[5]
WINNER Outstanding Drama
WINNER Outstanding Score Brian Satterwhite
WINNER Outstanding Cinematography Iskra Valtcheva
2011 International Film Music Festival[8]
nominated Jerry Goldsmith Award Brian Satterwhite
2011 International Academy of Web Television Awards[9]
Winners announced January 12, 2012
nominated Best Drama
nominated Best Writing - Drama Mark Gardner
nominated Best Female Performance - Drama Jourdan Gibson
nominated Best Male Performance - Drama Kevin McCarthy
nominated Best Original Music Brian Satterwhite
nominated Best Cinematography Iskra Valtcheva, Michael Morlan

Characters

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Future

Season 2 is under development and awaiting funding.

References

External links

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