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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Quarterlife premieres tonight. A not very successful web series jumps to network TV.
Quarterlife is a series about those people you couldn’t stand in college and didn’t care what happened to them afterwards. As Friends proved, that can be a successful formula. What makes Quarterlife interesting is that the series, originally rejected by ABC, began its life on the web. What makes it really interesting is that it wasn’t terribly successful—many episodes drew only 100,000 or so viewers.
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Frank Capria was an editor and post production director at WGBH in Boston for 15 years, receiving credits on series such as American Experience, NOVA, and FRONTLINE. He's also worked on several independent documentaries, most notably Eyes on the Prize.
Since 2000 Frank has pursued more entrepreneurial endeavors working as a business consultant, and founding his own consulting and design firm, Kingpin Interactive, and Xprove.com - an online project management and file sharing service for video professionals.
A frequent contributor to DV Magazine and blogger, Frank's beat includes editing and all things post production, and evolving business trends in the media and entertainment industries.
