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Cell: The Web Series

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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]

Created byMark Gardner
Directed byMark Gardner
StarringDanny Cameron
Jourdan Gibson
Kevin McCarthy
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Cell: The Web Series
GenreSci-Fi/Drama
Created byMark Gardner
Directed byMark Gardner
StarringDanny Cameron
Jourdan Gibson
Kevin McCarthy
Theme music composerBrian Satterwhite
ComposerBrian Satterwhite
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
Production
ProducerMark Gardner
Production locationSmithville, Texas
Running timeVaries (7-10 minutes)
Original release
NetworkKoldcast.tv
ReleaseFebruary 3 (2010-02-03) –
July 28, 2010 (2010-07-28)
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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.

  • 2010 Independent Television Festival - Los Angeles[3]
  • 2010 Cinema Tous Ecrans - Geneva, Switzerland[4]
  • 2010 Beverly Hills Film, Television, and New Media Festival - Beverly Hills
  • 2011 LA Web Fest - Los Angeles[5]

Awards

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

More information Indie Intertube Awards, Indie Soap Awards ...
2010Indie Intertube Awards[6]
WINNERBest Thriller
WINNERBest Actress in a DramaJourdan Gibson
WINNERBest Supporting Actor in a DramaKevin McCarthy
WINNERBest VillainKevin McCarthy
WINNERBest Set DesignStephen Fay, Dan Saner
WINNERBest ScoreBrian Satterwhite
nominatedBest Directing in a DramaMark Gardner
nominatedBest Writing in a DramaMark Gardner
nominatedBest Actor in a DramaDanny Cameron
nominatedBest Guest PerformanceBeth Chamberlin
nominatedBest EditingChris Zeid, Loren Melchor
nominatedBest Sound DesignMatt Crawford
nominatedAudience Choice Award
nominatedWTF MomentEpisode 11
nominatedBest Web Series
2010Indie Soap Awards[7]
WINNERBest Sound DesignMatt Crawford
nominatedIndie Soap of the Year
nominatedOutstanding Lead ActorDanny Cameron
nominatedOutstanding Lead ActressJourdan Gibson
nominatedOutstanding WritingMark Gardner
nominatedOutstanding DirectingMark Gardner
nominatedOutstanding Guest AppearanceBeth Chamberlin
nominatedOutstanding EditingChris Zeid, Loren Melchor
2011LA Web Festival[5]
WINNEROutstanding Drama
WINNEROutstanding ScoreBrian Satterwhite
WINNEROutstanding CinematographyIskra Valtcheva
2011International Film Music Festival[8]
nominatedJerry Goldsmith AwardBrian Satterwhite
2011International Academy of Web Television Awards[9]
Winners announced January 12, 2012
nominatedBest Drama
nominatedBest Writing - DramaMark Gardner
nominatedBest Female Performance - DramaJourdan Gibson
nominatedBest Male Performance - DramaKevin McCarthy
nominatedBest Original MusicBrian Satterwhite
nominatedBest CinematographyIskra Valtcheva, Michael Morlan
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Characters

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Future

Season 2 is under development and awaiting funding.

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