Lee Henman
Tuesday 12th February 2008 2:41am
5,183 posts
Quote: Robin Kelly @ February 8, 2008, 8:00 PM
If we get some mates together and produce something and put it on YouTube and it gets thousands of hits, the BBC isn't going to say "well, it might be very funny and very popular but you didn't get paid for it, so we don't want to talk to you." I think it's about being pro-active and not waiting for competitions as a way in.
Another piece of great advice. YouTube is a fantastic and instantly-accessible platform to get your stuff seen. (as long as you can do your idea justice of course - there's nowt worse than some nervous stuttering guy woodenly-spouting a sketch he wrote.)
I posted "As Boys Grow" on YouTube and sent the link to a BBC producer I'd met earlier that year. The upshot being she wanted to make a show out of it. Only thing is she jumped ship to an Indie so the BBC thing kind of died, but she's took it with her and it still has a good chance of development. YouTube's fab!
Quote: Up4it @ February 11, 2008, 9:25 PM
When I cut into my cantaloupe melon in the morning I will try not to picture your head Perry
I also have a penis like a butternut squash.
Quote: Micheal Jacob @ February 11, 2008, 5:00 PM
To apply for the college, people will need to have achieved something rather than being absolute beginners, because the course isn't planned for absolute beginners. There are already many more mentors than we need to cover six 'students', so I will be able to arrange suitable matches. And better to be a walnut than a peanut.
Oh my God - the eyes of MJ are everywhere! Hahaha f**king hell Micheal you're omnipresent!
Shit now I'll have to behave myself.
And stop f**king swearing