First off, the answer to your most important question is “Yes.” If you missed the live-stream of the First Annual Streamy Awards, or were one of the 1,200 or so people in attendance and want to re-live the experience, or caught the show online but can’t remember all the words to Felicia Day, the Sklar Brothers, Neil Patrick Harris, or Joss Whedon’s acceptance speeches, you’ll be able to catch the broadcast online again soon.
In the meantime, to sate all your desires for things Streamys and web television, here are some videos from and about the event that are sure to delight and entertain.
2008 Web TV Montage
Felicia Day and Sandeep Parikh kicked off the Streamy Awards Ceremony by introducing the opening montage, a collection of some 70+ choice clips from web series that made a mark in 2008. The nostalgia is set to Low vs. Diamond’s Cinema Tonight.
How to Make a Web Series
Break a Leg creators Yuri and Vlad Baranovksy know how to make a web series. Now they’re sharing their expertise. Watch the five-minute expose to learn how far you can stretch a minimal budget and the importance of casting Felicia Day.
How to Make a Streamy Nominated Web Series
Another set of brothers, Benny and Rafi Fine take you on a 10-step program of web series infotaintment to show you how at Streamys 2010, you could take home an award. Conspicuously missing LOST characters but replete with internet personalities, including (obvi) Felicia Day.
More Streamys coverage to come in the next couple weeks along with an announcement of when, where, and how you can watch the Awards Show online.
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