Episode 17: The Garden of Earthly Delights
It's the night of the party. Is Holly's decoy up to the task?
Showing posts with label romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romance. Show all posts
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Episode 14 - Watch is now!
Episode 14: Intermission Mission
Holly tries to find out more about Dimitri over red wine and puppets...
Holly tries to find out more about Dimitri over red wine and puppets...
Friday, March 27, 2009
Watch Episode 12!
Episode 12: Open House, Insert Foot
Francesca schools Holly on how to handle men... and real estate.
Francesca schools Holly on how to handle men... and real estate.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Watch Episode 11 of Holly
Episode 11: May the Force be With You or Without You
Holly makes a discovery in Dimitri's closet.
Holly makes a discovery in Dimitri's closet.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
Episode 8: Maybe He Went Away
Episode 8: Maybe He Went Away
Date. Wait for phone to ring. Rinse. Repeat.
Date. Wait for phone to ring. Rinse. Repeat.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Check Out Episode 7
Episode 7: The Matt Coleman
Holly doesn't play games. She uses them as tools for dating advancement.
Holly doesn't play games. She uses them as tools for dating advancement.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Friday, November 28, 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Watch Episode 4
Episode 4 - Analysis Interruptus
If you can't share your neurosis with your best friends then what are you paying your therapist for
If you can't share your neurosis with your best friends then what are you paying your therapist for
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Holly Malone Featured on Showbiz Schmooze on Koldcast TV
Check out Koldcast TV's version of TMZ, Entertainment Tonight and Access Hollywood. They call it Showbiz Schmooze and an episode of our webseries, The In-Betweens of Holly Malone is featured on the show at the end of the program. Check it out at:
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Launching Holly Into Cyberspace
Planning a party is never easy. There are a million questions you must ask yourself. Where should it be? What's the best venue? What would make your guests happy? What's hip but not obnoxious? Will everyone come?
These questions are even more pressing when the party is for the launch of your latest project. With every hostessing question that comes to mind, you have to think of two promotional questions. Can we get press there? How can we keep everyone's mind on the project we're launching? Can we ensure that the guests will pass the word on about the project?
These were only a few of the questions we asked ourselves when working on the launch party for the "The In-Betweens of Holly Malone." While we've already released the first four episodes (and viewers can now vote about Holly and Dimitri's future on our website: www.ontheleesh.com/holly), we thought a party would be a great way to remind everyone that the episodes were out there while we get them ready for the next four.
We decided to hold the party at Elmo in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. They had a great downstairs room that we used with a separate bar and a dj playing. We had our list of people and got the invites out as soon as possible. We also made up some Holly coasters and matchbooks to give out which looked really cool. So when the big night rolled around we were ready but nervous.
With one drink down the hatch, we welcomed all our guests and offered them a free drink on us. The whole evening worked like clockwork which was awesome. People who hadn't seen the episodes yet got to watch them on computer screens we had set up and we had Joffre Myers going around getting some footage of the party. Lots of people came who had worked with On the Leesh on previous projects: Daria Polatin, writer of "Happen to Know," Thom Rivera, actor in "Soap Scum," Jeanie Dorsey, writer of "Compliments to Amanda" and Chris Borg, actor in "What Are the Odds," to name a few. What's so great about that is that, when you're in the midst of a project it's sometimes hard to get to know someone as just a cool person. So having the chance to hang out with all of these artists that we love working with and talking about lots of things that have nothing to do with work was incredible.
Now, did we keep people focused on the project at hand. I think so. Are people going to spread the word about Holly? We hope so. Did everyone have a good time. Seemed so. People drank, chatted, mingled, and enjoyed the matchbooks and coasters. What more can you ask for?
As for us, the night was a blast because it's always rewarding to kick back and enjoy what you were able to accomplish. Even if just for an evening...
Have a look at some of our pictures from the event below!
Party!
Desmond listens in to some Holly episodes.
People gather around the listening station.
PG Kain has a drink.
Jess and Marc have a photo op.
Julie and Alicia keep watch at the door to meet and greet.
Chris and Pete share some talk-time.
Daria and Julie discuss very pressing matters.
These questions are even more pressing when the party is for the launch of your latest project. With every hostessing question that comes to mind, you have to think of two promotional questions. Can we get press there? How can we keep everyone's mind on the project we're launching? Can we ensure that the guests will pass the word on about the project?
These were only a few of the questions we asked ourselves when working on the launch party for the "The In-Betweens of Holly Malone." While we've already released the first four episodes (and viewers can now vote about Holly and Dimitri's future on our website: www.ontheleesh.com/holly), we thought a party would be a great way to remind everyone that the episodes were out there while we get them ready for the next four.
We decided to hold the party at Elmo in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. They had a great downstairs room that we used with a separate bar and a dj playing. We had our list of people and got the invites out as soon as possible. We also made up some Holly coasters and matchbooks to give out which looked really cool. So when the big night rolled around we were ready but nervous.
With one drink down the hatch, we welcomed all our guests and offered them a free drink on us. The whole evening worked like clockwork which was awesome. People who hadn't seen the episodes yet got to watch them on computer screens we had set up and we had Joffre Myers going around getting some footage of the party. Lots of people came who had worked with On the Leesh on previous projects: Daria Polatin, writer of "Happen to Know," Thom Rivera, actor in "Soap Scum," Jeanie Dorsey, writer of "Compliments to Amanda" and Chris Borg, actor in "What Are the Odds," to name a few. What's so great about that is that, when you're in the midst of a project it's sometimes hard to get to know someone as just a cool person. So having the chance to hang out with all of these artists that we love working with and talking about lots of things that have nothing to do with work was incredible.
Now, did we keep people focused on the project at hand. I think so. Are people going to spread the word about Holly? We hope so. Did everyone have a good time. Seemed so. People drank, chatted, mingled, and enjoyed the matchbooks and coasters. What more can you ask for?
As for us, the night was a blast because it's always rewarding to kick back and enjoy what you were able to accomplish. Even if just for an evening...
Have a look at some of our pictures from the event below!
Party!
Desmond listens in to some Holly episodes.
People gather around the listening station.
PG Kain has a drink.
Jess and Marc have a photo op.
Julie and Alicia keep watch at the door to meet and greet.
Chris and Pete share some talk-time.
Daria and Julie discuss very pressing matters.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Wrapping the First Season of Holly
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