I had no idea anyone would watch this video outside of my Facebook friends, so I didn’t put it on my blog, Â which means, of course, that YouTube and Facebook got all the traffic instead. Â If there is one thing I’m not, it’s a marketing genius.
I also never bothered to credit the fine cast, so I blew it for them, too. Â So, thank you, wonderful actresses. Â You played pretentious bloggers so well you’d think that it wasn’t acting at all.
Suzan from The Suniverse
Tracy from Sellabit Mum
Jenny from Oh, Jenny Mae
Wendi from They’re Not all Gems
Marinka from Marinka NYC
Val from Bonbon Break
Alexandra from Good Day, Regular People
Arnebya from What Now and Why
And best of luck to those involved in the American Blogger project. Â Seriously. Â I know how difficult it is to get an independent film made.
“… actresses. You played pretentious bloggers so well …” Erm, I know those airquotes actresses and none of them were acting.
BEST. COMMENT.
You guys crack me up.
Did you really go to film school?
I laughed while watching. Loved all the hats. I really needed a laugh this morning. Thanks!
Seeing your closet was awesome.
Best Use of an Umbrella in an Independent Live Action Film.
Also, this should be featured at this year’s Blogher, different from the newly launched American Blogher (no relation) which will only be attended by white, attractive WOMEN.
I really enjoyed this. I’ve watched it about a dozen times now, maybe. Thank you to everyone involved. I love you all.
Best thing I’ve watched this year!
Can’t wait for the sequel!
I loved this, Neil! So clever. And how fun to hear your voice and all the others I had not heard before.
“An amazing and talented men who wears many hats. And has great shirts in his closet.” In case you needed a tagline for the film. Cannot wait to go on tour with you. xo
Thanks Neil. I can listen to this over and over again–doing other things, so not watching today, because well frankly every fifth post I have written since I left NY is half-decent so I have to do really important things like answer comments on facebook.
Most of my blogging friends from the oughts who had incredibly interesting blogs can be found there these days. Some left at their peak so they could be remembered as brilliant. I didn’t and am not.
This was awesome. For some reason I think your voice reminds me of Dustin Hoffman.
I’m ready for my close up, Mr. Kramer.
Mr. Kramer-I loved your scarily spot-on parody of “American Blogger” I just had to give you a shout out at my rant of Chris Wiegand’s stunning, artistic, world-changing exercise in on-line circle jerking.
http://thebookselfblog.wordpress.com/2014/04/13/readin-writin-and-rantin-american-blogger-the-film/
GOLD. This is perfect.