Monday, August 22nd, 2011
By Neal - Johns Hopkins
That’s right, bitches – we’re hiring. If you (or your smarter, better looking, funnier friend) thinks you have what it takes to be a part of our well-oiled machine, submit your resume … seriously, make a damn resume… and 3-5 relevant writing samples to editor@teamcoed.com. If you don’t know the difference between their / they’re / there or you’re / your, do not bother applying. If you’ve never been laid or shotgunned a beer, please apply re-evaluate your life. Full submission details are after the jump.
Thursday, March 24th, 2011
By Steven Romano
Seeing a full-length computer-animated movie 15 or so years ago was a rare thing indeed – if not a real treat for moviegoers – since not many studios had the budget or access to the utilities that made such animation possible. But sadly, nowadays it seems that the market is flooded by a sh*tstorm of crappy animated films. Quantity over quality is the name of the game in this business and just about anybody with a lackluster idea can stake their claim in the mediocrity-ridden world of computer animation – and that means you! Read COED’s guide to creating a crappy computer-animated film and avoid a straight-to-DVD release all together!
Tuesday, December 18th, 2007
By Hadley - George Mason
With the writer’s strike still going strong, the WGA has denied invitations to prepare material for the Golden Globes on January 13 and the Oscars in February. If both events didn’t seem crappy enough last time, they should be craptacular this time around.
(See what happens when you don’t get pros to make jokes for you?)
This situation ra… Click to read more
Sunday, January 14th, 2007
By COED Staff
COEDmagazine.com is currently looking to expand our community of bloggers and would like to give you an opportunity to have your words read by millions of readers every month.Blogging for CMG will also provide you a chance to work with some of your favorite brands, bands, music labels and celebrities, while sharing your unique insight and perspective with… Click to read more