‘Senior Lovin’ Chosen As Best Web Series On Instagram Video

In December, we noted the launch of JuntoBox Films’ InstaFilm competition, a search for the best short-form video series on Instagram. One month later, a winner has been chosen: Joe Gold‘s Senior Lovin will take home the top prize.

Gold describes Senior Lovin as “Melrose Place with senior citizens.” While he’s not wrong, I would say his series seems a little more light-hearted than the former FOX drama. After all, I can’t remember the scene in Melrose Place where an elderly gentleman pops out from under the covers to turn a session of senior citizen lovemaking into a surprise menage-a-trois.

Senior Lovin is ten episodes long, with each installment running for under 15 seconds. There’s a coherent narrative linking the episodes, so make sure to watch them in order. If you access them from Gold’s Instagram page

, this means beginning in the bottom right, not the top left.

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Scott Allan Perry’s KaBOOM took second place, while Jezar Riches’ Monster Eviction came in third.

Interestingly enough, Gold never planned for Senior Lovin to be an Instagram series at all; he is only using the platform to test the waters. He explained his process to JuntoBox:

“I have a feature screenplay called Betting the House that is up on the Juntobox Films website. It’s about a group of senior citizens who transform their retirement center into a casino to avoid being evicted. I want to make that feature but have found it difficult to find the funding. So I have been thinking about making a web series using the same characters but with simpler locations and situations…I thought maybe if I could build an audience around a web series like that, then I could get the feature film to happen. When your contest came along, I thought it was a great opportunity to test out the concept of this web series on a small scale, and see if it was a viable concept.”

His victory the InstaFilm competition should prove that his concept is indeed viable. Looking forward to that web series, Joe.

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