The critically acclaimed “Two Sentence Horror Stories” has enjoyed unprecedented recognition from major film festivals, including Tribeca Film Festival, LA Film Festival, Outfest, SeriesFest and Fantastic Fest and won the FOX Inclusion Award at this year’s Outfest.
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Even with the world of TV expanding through new online streaming services, finding directing jobs can be difficult. The search is even harder for women.
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I’m always interested in new ways (and platforms) on which filmmakers can create and share new and compelling horror projects, so when I heard about Stage 13’s new series Two Sentence Horror Stories, I knew it was something I wanted to check out. And I must admit, if you’re a genre fan looking for some […]
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The critically acclaimed “Two Sentence Horror Stories” has played at major film festivals, including Tribeca Film Festival, LA Film Festival, Outfest, SeriesFest and Fantastic Fest and won the FOX Inclusion Award at this year’s Outfest.
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There’s a moment in the very first episode of creator Vera Miao’s new horror anthology series, Two Sentence Horror Stories, when you know you are watching something special.
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A fresh and provocative anthology series inspired by the viral fan fiction of two sentence horror stories, it taps into universal primal fears — death, abandonment, and loneliness — filtered through the anxieties of the most connected and racially diverse generation.
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Stage 13 is getting ready to launch the new horror anthology Two Sentence Horror Stories on go90 in October and we have the details for you.
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One of my favorite things to spring on people who say they don’t like horror of ANY kinds is my collection of two-sentence scary stories. It’s with this in mind that I’m excited about Stage 13’s upcoming horror anthology series apt titled, wait for it: TWO SENTENCE HORROR STORIES which is set to premiere on go90 starting October 3rd.
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There was a picture in my phone of me sleeping. I live alone.
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Stage 13, a multicultural-leaning digital production unit formed by Warner Bros., is set to release a new scripted anthology series called Two Sentence Horror Stories on Verizon’s go90 platform next month.
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Stage 13, a digital content brand under the Warner Bros. Digital Networks umbrella, announced that its new anthology series “Two Sentence Horror Stories” will premiere on Oct. 3 on go90, Verizon’s mobile entertainment destination.
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“This go90 exclusive series, from digital-first content brand Stage 13, a division of Warner Bros. Digital Networks, promises to connect with our horror enthusiasts.” – Ivana Kirkbride, CCO for go90
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Girl power was also in evidence at the Out of This World: Female Filmmakers in Genre digital screening. Three very different fantasy and science fiction works were shown, all by female directors. The best was was Vera Miao’s MA.
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Filmmaker Vera Miao wants to scare the pants off you and teach you about social issues in the process.
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Filmmaker Vera Miao wants to scare the pants off you and teach you about social issues in the process. Addressing the topic of representation in media, Miao explains that she isn’t “keen on the term, diversity.” “I think it’s empty,” she said. “You can have a zillion people of color in the background, and the […]
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Short answer? Don’t wait for permission to make something.
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It’s the dread and the anticipation and the open-endedness of it that has your brain starting to create answers.
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Stage 13 original series “High & Mighty” and “Two Sentence Horror Stories” are set to premiere in the 2017 LA Film Festival.
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The days are getting longer and the nights are getting warmer, which means that we’re edging ever closer to this year’s LA Film Festival.
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