A studio called Waterfoot Films has adapted H.G. Wells' classic science-fiction novella 'The Invisible Man' into a five-episode web series set in Colorado.
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Indie Spotlight: In “God Particles”, Doomsday Sets The Tone
In "God Particles", the potential end of the world at the hands of the Large Hadron Collider is the basis for a well-directed web seires.
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Indie Spotlight: ‘Magic Phone’ Is A Web Series Shot Over 12 Years
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Indie Spotlight: ‘Slash/Up’ Pits Sarah Connor Against Jason Voorhees
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Indie Spotlight: The “Social Medium” Is (Sort Of) An Internet Psychic
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