Dorm Life, the awkwardly absurd college life comedy web series released its first ever DVD today, Dorm Life: Semester One (Amazon.com Exclusive)
While its heartbreaking two-part season finale came out back in July, the Streamy-nominated web series from indie production house Attention Span Media continued to grow in popularity. The deftly original students of “5 South” span the spectrum of characters—the overly excited, fun-loving Steph (Jessie Gaskell), the self-conscious bully RA, Marshall (Brian C. Singleton), the frustrated, pretentious artist (Pancho Morris), average-guy Mike (Chris W. Smith).
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The DVD is being put out by New Video, the same distributor that picked up The Guild Seasons 1 & 2 for DVD as well as Dr. Horrible. What to expect from the $19.95 DVD:
The jam-packed 118-minute DORM LIFE: Semester 1 DVD consists of 20 five-to-six-minute episodes that perfectly capture college milestones at their best. Viewers join the easy-going Mike, sorority girls Britt and Court, straight-laced Daniel and party boys Gopher and Shane along with shy Abby, eccentric Josh, overly enthusiastic Steph, and Marshall the overbearing RA, as they transform from complete strangers to best friends and uproariously exhibit their uncanny ability to thrive in close quarters.
The jam-packed 118-minute DORM LIFE: Semester 1 DVD consists of 20 five-to-six-minute episodes that perfectly capture college milestones at their best. Viewers join the easy-going Mike, sorority girls Britt and Court, straight-laced Daniel and party boys Gopher and Shane along with shy Abby, eccentric Josh, overly enthusiastic Steph, and Marshall the overbearing RA, as they transform from complete strangers to best friends and uproariously exhibit their uncanny ability to thrive in close quarters.READER GIVEAWAY: Want to win Danny B’s (Jordan Riggs) actual sweater vest from Dorm Life? C’mon you know you kind of actually do. All you have to do is tweet a link to this story out on Twitter by Monday Nov. 30th. We’ll then take the eligible entries (one per person) and hold a random drawing hosted by Random.org.
