Being Victor
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Teen drama
Laura McMonagle
Rebekah Murrell
Jordan McCurrach
Sam Robertson
Inga Stewart
| Being Victor | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Soap opera Teen drama |
| Directed by | Robert Elliott |
| Starring | Dean Smith Laura McMonagle Rebekah Murrell Jordan McCurrach Sam Robertson Inga Stewart |
| Opening theme | "Funny for a Girl" |
| Composer | Various |
| Country of origin | Scotland, United Kingdom |
| Original language | English |
| No. of series | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 20 (internet); 6 (TV) |
| Production | |
| Executive producers | Margaret Scott Ann McManus |
| Producers | Robert Elliott Kat Hebden |
| Production locations | Glasgow, Scotland |
| Cinematography | Paul Mellon |
| Editors | Ian Stroud James Gellately Robert Dawson Scott |
| Camera setup | Single-camera |
| Running time | 8 min approx (internet); 23 min approx (TV) |
| Production company | Shed Media Scotland |
| Original release | |
| Release | 7 September 2010 |
Being Victor was a web and television series set in Glasgow, Scotland. It was produced by Shed Media Scotland.
Vinnie Dupe (Dean Smith) is seventeen years old, and he is doing his Highers at Queen Mary’s College in Glasgow, Scotland. He used to get a hard time at school, but college is not too bad, and Vinnie has an active online life to keep him busy, blogging as his witty, scathing alter ego as "Victor Sage".
Vinnie’s best friends are Eva and Doyle. It has always been the three of them, a slightly goofy clique happy to hover round the edges of cool. But nothing stays the same forever, and things are about to change as Eva starts dating Danny Burton (Sam Robertson), college goldenboy and Vinnie's tormenter. Vinnie is determined to split them up and uses his blog to interfere in his friends' lives with some dire consequences.
Release
Being Victor was first released via the internet by MTV UK on 7 September 2010 in a 20-episode form, each up to 10 minutes in length. STV had then broadcast the series on television from 5 October 2010, re-edited into 6 episodes running at approximately 25 minutes.
Victor's blog and Twitter account went live July 2010, prior to the release of the show.