The new season includes some new shows: Anytime with Bob Kushell, an online talk show hosted by the Emmy-nominated television writer and producer Bob Kushell, filmed in a garage, with a studio band and guests including Jennifer Esposito, Neil Patrick Harris, John Stamos and Christina Applegate.
We’ll also see new seasons of The Groundlings (our coverage), Owen Benjamin Presents and The Jace Hall Show (our coverage).
The studio claims that it use “production techniques that Sony Pictures puts into movies and TV,” but condensed for the web. Like all other internet studios, Crackle aims for a professional sheen mean to create advertiser-friendly content distinct from that user-generated stuff.
Rocketboom creator and recent Crackle partner, Andrew Baron lauds the studio’s stated devotion to “production value.”
The true production value that Crackle seems to bring to the table is vetted talent which, we’ve seen, can have a major impact on quality and viewership. In ways both good and bad.
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