Merry Christmas Eve, everyone! Is that a thing? Enjoy the release of “Wait Wait, You Did What?!” on YouTube! The digital play was written and directed by James Trujillo (aka Robert) and stars Merideth Harvey, Joshua “Beta” McCaulley”, Peter Pao, and Deborah Gerd.
The immersive/interactive drama, INNOCUOUS, officially has its promotional image up! The Zoom world premiere will likely happen on Tuesday, November 17, 2020! The live show will have back-to-back performances (7:30 and 8:30 PM) each performance night. Link details will be posted shortly before the digital curtain opens!
Keeping in line with the game show style of the upcoming comedy, “Wait Wait – You Did What?”, heeeeeeere is the official promo image! The play is written and directed by Robert Trujillo and will receive a YouTube premiere soon.
October 25 – the date we have all been waiting for! The premiere of the first project of the Zero Untitled Uncharted Media In-House Festival, or ZUUM-In Fest for short! Below you will find the digital play “The (Almost) Kindergarten Fire” written and directed by Katherine Orozco-Verderber and starring Kolby Hagel, Michael Verderber, and Ms. Orozco-Verderber as well.
“The (Almost) Kindergarten Fire” is a situational comedy about a hapless father and an overworked kindergarten teacher’s ongoing battle with bratty Annabelle and her love of lighters. The character of “Annabelle” has made appearances in several ZU works throughout the years (dating all the way to 2012), so what better mascot to kick off the festival with then our very own trouble-making child character?
The next ZUUM-In productions are as follows:
– “Wait, Wait – You Did What?!”
The latest and seventh episode of “The Job Interviews” is officially up and viewable! In this last episode (for AWHILE, anyway), Terry faces off against Winston Richman, the OWNER of Banking International. There are lots of references to previous episodes, so do catch up on the episodes to you can fully enjoy this one!
Future episodes will be produced after the ZUUM-In Festival wraps up!
Promotional aesthetics for the performances in the ZUUM-In Fest are being made and promoted. For the first production, “The (Almost) Kindergarten Fire” by Katherine Orozco-Verderber, the following aesthetic has been created from famous internet images that promote the play and the actors performing in the piece.
After deliberation, rejection, and acceptance, we are proud to announce our first ever Zero Untitled Uncharted Media In-House Play Festival (or “ZUUM-In Fest” for short) winning plays! Below is a list of the work that will be staged via social distanced rehearsal and performed either live or in a recorded form! You’ll also note the month of production and release.
“The (Almost) Kindergarten Fire” by Katherine Orozco-Verderber (Sept.)
“Wait Wait – You Did What?!” by Robert Trujillo (Oct.)
“Innocuous” by Michael Verderber (Oct/Nov.)
“For Those Soft and Lonesome Times” by Julio Martinez (Nov)
“Church of the Winter” by Anel Carmona (Nov./Dec.)
Winning playwrights Trujillo, Martinez, and Carmona will all take home a small monetary prize! More information is coming soon for this new festival!
The purple-clad punks of Premature Punchline put poogether (too many Ps?), put TOGETHER a new video featuring their new game, Chop Shop. Catch episode #4 here:
We have some Zoom-style plays coming up and we need ACTORS and DIRECTORS! If you are interested in getting involved (and are not already a member of our Active group), then LIKE or COMMENT your interest on our Facebook or email us here: zero_untitled_films@yahoo.com and let us know what you’re interested in! We need a headcount. Yes, you can live on the other side of the world and STILL be involved. You just need decent internet.
Watch the latest episode of our digital play series “The Job Interviews” called “Mallory Richman” starring veteran Deborah Gerd and, of course, Daniel Rodriguez!
Zero Untitled Films/Productions is a theatrical group based in Kingsville, Texas, that produces unique experiences on stage, in film, and in other media. Zero Untitled’s goal is to let artists and audiences alike think outside the box.