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NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards Blue or Potty Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global Idol franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto's XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards ?Blue? or ?Potty? Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global ?Idol? franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto?s XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards ?Blue? or ?Potty? Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global ?Idol? franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto?s XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards ?Blue? or ?Potty? Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global ?Idol? franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto?s XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

London is the last stop in an epic trip across Britain filmed in remarkable early colour. London was the final stop in a marathon journey around Britain filmed as a series of cinema travelogues. Pioneering filmmaker Claude Friese-Greene brought these picture-postcard scenes to life with a specially-devised colour film process.

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