Here's another installment of "Got No Game," the HBO Sports comedy series I wrote for. This time, we explore what really happens in the football referee booth. Listen for me in a voiceover cameo doing my best "Mr. Moviefone."
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Sunday, August 30, 2009
More of HBO's "Got No Game"
Two new installments of the HBO Sports comedy series I wrote for. This time, we take a look at what really goes on in the referee booth. Check back every Friday for new episodes.
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Monday, August 17, 2009
New Installment of HBO's "Got No Game"
The latest episode of "Got no Game," the HBO Sports web series I wrote for, explores the secret history race in sports. The cinematography on this one is gorgeous, and it was a blast to film. Look for a cameo by tennis pro/Olympics commentator Mary Carillo.
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Friday, July 31, 2009
HBO's "Got No Game With Paul Mecurio" Launches
The new HBO Sports comedy series I've been writing for, "Got No Game with Paul Mecurio," launches today. The series is available on HBO.com, iTunes, and YouTube. New episodes premiere every Friday throughout August. Check out the interview with Michael "Let's Get Ready to Rumble!" Buffer, and a behind-the-scenes look at fight night in Vegas below.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
This Just In Videos On Funny Or Die
Hey, remember Funny or Die? You know, that Will Ferrell comedy website with the sass-mouth tot video that was all the rage for a couple of months back in 2007? Well, it's still around, and I now have a page on it. Here you can view several videos I worked on with the amazing Jessica St. Clair and Colby Hall while at HBO, and also several somewhat dated web shorts that I also wrote and helped produce. (Incidentally, I have some new web comedy stuff for HBO Sports coming soon. Just filmed a sketch over the weekend featuring former tennis pro/current Olympic correspondent Mary Carillo.)
Putting together the Funny or Die page made me nostalgic for those halcyon days when Barack Obama was just a guy with a very good shot at the presidency. Below are two of my favorite videos from my time working for HBO's defunct comedy website ThisJustIn.com.
The first, "Korporate Komedy," was incredibly fun to shoot. Jessica's performance is fantastic, and we were lucky enough to have The Message's Bashir Salahuddin (currently a writer for Chocolate News on Comedy Central)in town to play the part of the boss. Everyone was nice enough to interrupt their workday for our shoot, and it really made a difference. The result is the piece I'm the most proud of from my time at Home Box Office. (Do they still call it that? They should!)
Next up, is a sketch that I always loved, even if perhaps others did not. "Tell Someone" features one of my favorite Jessica performances, and is probably the only parody of the "Tell Someone" Gardasil ads on the World Wide Intertubes. I'm happy to see it's finding a second life on Funny or Die. (Also, The Break Room was a short-lived show idea we were developing. And,yes, the opening music cue is the theme from Tootsie by Stephen Bishop.)
Putting together the Funny or Die page made me nostalgic for those halcyon days when Barack Obama was just a guy with a very good shot at the presidency. Below are two of my favorite videos from my time working for HBO's defunct comedy website ThisJustIn.com.
The first, "Korporate Komedy," was incredibly fun to shoot. Jessica's performance is fantastic, and we were lucky enough to have The Message's Bashir Salahuddin (currently a writer for Chocolate News on Comedy Central)in town to play the part of the boss. Everyone was nice enough to interrupt their workday for our shoot, and it really made a difference. The result is the piece I'm the most proud of from my time at Home Box Office. (Do they still call it that? They should!)
See more funny videos at Funny or Die
Next up, is a sketch that I always loved, even if perhaps others did not. "Tell Someone" features one of my favorite Jessica performances, and is probably the only parody of the "Tell Someone" Gardasil ads on the World Wide Intertubes. I'm happy to see it's finding a second life on Funny or Die. (Also, The Break Room was a short-lived show idea we were developing. And,yes, the opening music cue is the theme from Tootsie by Stephen Bishop.)
See more funny videos at Funny or Die
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jessica st clair,
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Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Choices pitch video
Last year I had the great fortune to work at HBO with the very talented Jessica St. Clair and Colby Hall. Together we came up with "Choices," the greatest talk show you've never heard of. Until now. The video below is a pitch for the Choices pilot currently being shopped around. (Made with Mike Gibbons of Talk Show with Spike Feresten.) Hopefully the show will get made so I can work with these amazing folks again.
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