August 2008
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Our Office is in "I AM LEGEND"
In the very first scene of “I Am Legend”, Will Smith chases a herd of deer from The Flatiron Building all the way up Park Avenue. And he drives right past the office building that houses Frederator and Next New Networks. I took this screenshot of it. 419 Park Ave South. Beware of zombies.
I’m impressed by the geographical accuracy of the chase scene. It’s the same route...
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Essay that Herb Scannell wrote about me
(above: me, Herb, and Craig Bartlett, creator of “Hey Arnold”, watching a Meth Minute)
The following essay that Herb wrote is incredibly flattering, almost to the point of embarrassment. It’s almost ridiculous in it’s levels of flattery. But I’ll blog it because… well, when the guy who put “Spongebob” and “Rugrats” on the air says he...
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Famous on YouTube
Excerpt from a June 2008 interview in Digital Content Producer magazine.
“Internet People” is the first episode of the The Meth Minute, an animated web series that’s winding up its run of 39 episodes. It’s a goofy 3-minute song that wedges in a series of people and characters that have become Internet memes, illustrated in Adobe Flash by Dan Meth of Frederator Studios. And yes,...
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The super-smooth Michael McDonald made a musical...
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Last week I was interviewed on the air by Ian...
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“Dear Dan Meth,
Thank you, thank you for making me laugh by myself in my room....”
– Glitterfire, a Youtube user
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Watermelon Nights… The Song
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The Meth Minute 39 Gets Blender’d
Blender Magazine’s blurb about “The Meth Minute”:
“There are several episodes of this comic series online, but the one to watch first is “Nite Fite,” a quick-hitting cartoon featuring two Fox News-style yellers weighing in on one of rock & roll’s eternal questions: Is Rush heavy metal or not?”
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Drawn on Nite Fite
An article on superior cartooning blog Drawn.ca:
One of the standouts of Dan Meth’s seminal animated series The Meth Minute 39 (previously) was Dan & Mark Vitelli’s bickering duo of Penalty and Lloyd, a pair who argue about, well… anything on their talk show, Nite Fite. Jeaux Janovsky writes to tell me that these guys finally have their own series now and I’m happy to report that the timing...
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Nite Fite Makes Advertainment Tasty
Look, when Tony Stark arrives stateside after terrorist imprisonment and his first foray as Iron Man, and the first thing he makes his limo driver do is stop at Burger King, the writing’s on the wall: It’s an advertiser’s world, baby, and those of us looking for entertainment are just living in it. Nowhere is this be more clear than online, where corporate-sponsored web series are cropping up all...
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Great article about Nite Fite →
“Out of Meth Minute 39’s smoldering ashes rose two phoenixes by the name of Penalty and Lloyd”
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