Lady Wasteland Color Corrected Episodes

In preparation for our expansion into new episodes of Lady Wasteland, which will hopefully happen soon after we land a sponsor for the show, we've spent time to do a new color-correction pass on the original 7 episodes. The link to the YouTube Channel can be found below.

http://www.youtube.com/user/wiretoggleman?feature=mhum

The look of the show is now more desaturated, grainy and blown-out with a more blurred and silhouetted frame. While the general story-line has not been expanded upon... we feel the overall look conveys a more bleak and undesirable landscape.

Lady Wasteland was filmed three years ago as an marketing test to see whether there was a world-wide audience interested in watching a post-apocalyptic webseries. With no advertising and very little marketing, we amassed over a million views in the first year and had been featured on numerous VOD websites. While we were convinced the market was ripe at the time, unfortunately... it was "time" itself which wasn't ready.

Web series were still coming of age three years ago and many companies, production houses and independent filmmakers were unsure of how to market them for sponsorship. While we were looking to expand the series into a branded campaign, one based upon a company allow us to  integrate their product in the series, we did not have the necessary research or marketing expertise.

Currently my writing partner, Greg Demchak, and I have taken the loose story of the original pilot series and have created a whole new plot-line. No longer do we have three concurrent, narrative tales weaving in and out of each other... but one focused story dealing with just Lady and her quest to survive in a feudal based society of economic slavery and anarchy. Of course, there will be many new characters and sub-plots... but the crux of everything revolves around Lady and her quest to survive. Our new script is an hour-and-a-half long and can run singularly as a full length TV pilot or can be broken apart into ten web-based segments.

A substantial amount of work still needs to be done before we begin looking into production. We are confident in the story, its relation to current social, economic and political events of our time and its strong entertainment value.

- Mark Roush