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Fetch Director’s Cut is officially out!

Please enjoy the Director’s Cut version of “Fetch!! A Llama Story” just released. This is the original version before we had to trim it down to under 3:30 for the Bristol 48H Puppet Film Challenge.

Officially Entered Into Puppetry Chaos

https://www.youtube.com/live/CwPsZebZ4nM?si=XzbGbUpSNc1UPsnI

Watch the shorter, contest version of the film at this link! It begins at the 21:48 mark!


Zero Untitled officially has a team for the Bristol 48h Puppet Film Challenge 2023 by the Puppet Place, located in the UK. The 48 hour challenge begins at 7 pm UK time (that’s 1 pm for us) and ends on Sunday 7pm.

Look for updates as we do preproduction now and film this weekend! If you follow the YouTube link above, our film starts at the 21:48 mark!

UPDATE: Film has been completed and was submitted on Day 2. A longer Director’s Cut will be released after the festival, as the festival requires a max time of 3:30 only.

UPDATE: The film has been ACCEPTED and will be screened in September 23 at Screening 2, at 14:00 BST (8:00 AM US Central time)!!

New YouTube releases!

Apologies for the delay in updating the main site here; we are considering closing this page down as it is more efficient to update our stuff via our social media.

From Down Chamber video "Eyes In The Trees"

Nevertheless, here are the slew if things that HAVE occurred lately!

1. “Church of Winter” audio play featuring a cast split between Italy and the US. Not the same as the live cast, so do watch it here:

2. Another music video for Down Chamber for his track “Eyes In The Trees”. It follows the Dark Tour horror formula we have mastered in our stage productions. Enter if you dare…

3. DIGITAL TEXTUAL OVERTURE! As promised, our coffee shop variety show was published today, September 18, amd features a slew of familiar faces! Watch it now:

Cool Summer

Backroom Karaoke promo

Sorry for the delay in content here on the main page. We have had a TON of shows in June and more coming in July. Let’s review some of the happenings thus far:

– Back on June 10th, we had our first ever “Backroom Karaoke” show featuring the voices of Andrea Lorin and Katherine Orozco-Verderber. They sang 90s and 2000s pop hits live on Facebook Live (a medium we hadn’t tried yet).
– Yesterday, June 16th, we celebrated Premature Punchline’s 10 year BIRTHDAY by doing a mini-show for a small crowd on Zoom. We performed a brand new game called “Art Show” in which PPers must quickly draw fantastic art pieces while the audience votes on the winners.

– Episodes of “Sonic Sway” will be released on YouTube. These five episodes will break up the show into the five different improvised techno songs. The first is viewable here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ2vk68gRmI&t=167s

– “Groucho Max” is going on a seasonal hiatus until more episodes become developed. All previous episodes are still viewable on Youtube.

– Also, this site has been fickle so we are strongly considering being rid of zerountitled(dot)com and jump onto another website. So this may be one of the final posts until we push for the new website (where ever that may be at)

So, perhaps you will see more posts here or we may just stick with our social media outlets to get the word out about our shows.

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New GROUCHO MAX discusses Nickelback

Verderber as The Grouch in the latest episode of GROUCHO MAX.

Verderber as The Grouch in the latest episode of GROUCHO MAX.

Enjoy the latest episode of GROUCHO MAX, that discusses why the world hates rock band Nickelback so much. Content is available on YouTube:  https://youtu.be/AHoTGwjVa2w

This episode stars Andrea Lorin, Julio Martinez, Merideth Harvey, and Michael Verderber (as The Grouch). Editing and post-production by Amber Badger.

New “Groucho Max” explores Mansplaining

McKinna Allen in “Groucho Max”

McKinna Allen in “Groucho Max”

Check out our latest episode of “Groucho Max” called “…Hates Mansplaining” which tackles that and the “Well Actually” guys. See on YouTube here:

New GROUCHY Content!

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We have a new sketch vlog show called GROUCHO MAX that just premiered on YouTube! The show features The Grouch (played by Michael Verderber) who complains and then interviews different colorful characters. The cast for the pilot episode is Robert James Trujillo, Amber Badger, Mike McCullough, and Katherine Orozco-Verderber.

Watch it here:

More episodes featuring different topics and different characters are already being produced.

Ho Ho Ho! Surprise release of “Wait Wait, You Did What?!”

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.

Or watch it here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97CFsdGXM40

 

WAIT WAIT You Did What? Promo

WAIT WAIT promo

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.

 

The ZUUM-IN Festival has begun!

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?!”

– “Innocuous”

– “For Those Soft and Lonesome Times”

– “Church of the Winter”

Enjoy the first production below:

 

 

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