Podcasts about camp takota

This week we welcome the hilarious Mamrie Hart to Camp Counselors, and we cover it all! From being snubbed as a judge at the World's Ugliest Dog Competition to meeting her fiancé while working as a real-life summer camp counselor, Mamrie is bringing stories that are equal parts wild and freakin hilarious. We also dive into her iconic summer camp movie Camp Takota, and the time she went undercover on the show Bar Rescue. We're talking caviar slander, Zachariah's stressful car rental ordeal, the luxury of finding floating objects in your beverage, and so much more! Get your copy of Mamrie's cookbook All I Think About Is Food: allithinkaboutisfood.comAnd Listen to Mamrie's podcast with Grace Helbig "This Might Get Weird" wherever you listen to podcasts!Want BONUS CONTENT? Join our PATREON!Sponsors:➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Boll & Branch Annual Spring Event. For a limited time get 20% off site-wide at bollandbranch.com/camp see site for details.➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Liquid I.V. Go to Liquidiv.com and use code CAMP to get 20% off your first order.➜ This episode is sponsored by Progressive Insurance. See if you can save on insurance at Progressive.comSources:➜ Türkiye Today Newsroom. “‘Uncle Adem' Meets up with ‘Yaren Stork' for 14th Time.” Türkiye Today, 15 Mar. 2025.➜ Lori Dorn. “Accommodating Chicken Hatches and Raises an Abandoned Peacock as Her Own.” Laughing Squid, 10 Feb. 2025.Camp Songs:Spotify PlaylistYouTube PlaylistSammich's Secret MixtapeSocial Media:Camp Counselors TikTokCamp Counselors InstagramCamp Counselors FacebookCamp Counselors TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For our final cinematic camp out of the Summer, Lauren decided to end the month with the Independent film Camp Takota. In this Youtube Star driven movie, we discover the importance of female friendship over men, a neglected and shy 6 year old, awful stories about Loch Ness monsters that Greg wishes was real, and why you shouldn’t hire people who drunk dial you the night before work starts, especially if that job is a multi-week long commitment that involves childcare. Music by bensound.com

This week we are talking about remakes, reboots and sequels in TV and film. We debate the reasons behind the trend and discuss whether there is any hope for the movie industry. (Alex says no, Bri thinks there might be!) Then we turn our attention to television, where we briefly discuss Glee's series finale and spot some new trends in series-enders. We revisit the ending of How I Met Your Mother and examine how we feel about it one year later. Finally, Bri updates us on the state of Young Adult fiction and Alex talks about what she is reading. See topics and specifics below!   Time Stamps 30s-2:39 NBC's reboot of Coach 2:40-3:40 X-Files 3:40-4:58 Twin Peaks 4:58–5:20 What We Want Revived 5:30-8:30 Fast and Furious: why are there 7 sequels and plans for 4 more (caution, Alex has lots of opinions!) 8:30 -10:35 Bri explains movie marketing in the 21st century to Alex, using Furious 7 and Paul Blart Part 2 10:35-12:50 How franchises transfer power from movie stars and back to studios and producers 12:50-17:00 Biopics and indies like American Sniper and Foxcatcher still exist but... 17:00-20:00 Do not remake classic movies ever! 20:00-22:35 Disney live-action adaptations of their animated features 22:35-24:00 NBC's The Wiz 24:00-25:35 Jurassic Park 5 25:35-33:30 Ghostbusters, The Last Unicorn, Star Wars 33:00-34:45 “I want my soaps revived!” 34:45-36:45 Do indie movies have a future? 36:45-38:20 Vacation 38:20-47:00 Following Up on Glee's Demise and Wish Fulfillment Finales (Also includes discussion of Parks & Rec, Sopranos, Parks & Recreation, St. Elsewhere, Seinfeld, Friends and more) 47:00-:11:00:44 Revisiting the end of How I Met Your Mother 1:00:45s -1:16:00 Books! Including Rival (Sarah Bennett Whealer), Fangirl (Rainbow Rowell), American Wife (Curtis Sittenfeld) and trends in Young Adult lit.   1:16:00 to End - We recommend Hulu's Mascots and the movie Camp Takota, now streaming on Netflix.

Grace's Guide: The Art of Pretending to be a Grown-Up (Touchstone Books) "One of the sharpest, funniest voices on YouTube" ("Forbes"), comedian Grace Helbig offers an irreverent and illustrated guide to life for anyone faced with the challenge of growing up. Face it--being a young adult in the digital era is one of the hardest things to be. Well, maybe there are harder things in life...but being an adult is difficult! So Grace Helbig has written a guide that's perfect for anyone who is faced with the daunting task of becoming an adult. Infused with her trademark saucy, sweet, and funny voice, Grace's Guide is a tongue-in-cheek handbook for millennials, encompassing everything a young or new (or regular or old) adult needs to know, from surviving a breakup to recovering from a hangover. Beautifully illustrated and full-color,Grace's Guide features interactive elements and exclusive stories from Grace's own misadventures--like losing her virginity solely because her date took her to a Macaroni Grill--and many other hilarious lessons she learned the hard way. Amusing and unexpectedly educational, this refreshing and colorful guide proves that becoming an adult doesn't necessarily mean you have to grow up. Praise for Grace's Guide "This book is just like Grace Helbig--hilarious, bright, and will cut you when you least expect it. Seriously, paper cuts are no joke. This is high-quality paper stock."--Mamrie Hart, Host of You Deserve a Drink on YouTube "Grace Helbig is a sparkly vessel of wit and fun!"--Andy Cohen, author of Most Talkative "One of YouTube's most endearing personalities."--Variety "I've always looked up to Grace Helbig--and not only because she's a giantess!--because she has the extraordinary ability to accomplish whatever she sets out to do. I think this book is a testament to that."--Hannah Hart, author ofMy Drunk Kitchen "Grace Helbig is my spirit animal and I would gladly take her to lunch at Macaroni Grill so we could talk Latin conventions, first love, and hangover remedies. I wouldn't even expect her to put out."-Jenny Han, author of To All the Boys I've Loved Before "Hilariously honest without missing a beat, Grace brings her irresistible voice and lovable personality to Grace's Guide. #MustReadImmediately."--Tyler Oakley Grace Helbig is a comedian, actress, and YouTube personality. She previously hosted "DailyGrace "on My Damn Channel, before leaving in January 2014 to create her own YouTube channel, it'sGrace which has more than 1.7 million subscribers and 150 million views. Helbig is the executive producer and star of the feature film "Camp Takota." She is the winner of the People's Choice Webby Award for Best First Person Format and the Streamy Award for Personality of the Year and Best First-Person Series. Helbig has been named one of "Fast Company's "100 Most Creative People in Business, "Forbes"' 30 under 30, "Time "magazine's 140 Best Twitter feeds, and BuzzFeed's 11 Awesome Up-and-Coming Funny Ladies You Should Know. A graduate of Ramapo College, she lives in Los Angeles.

Our very first "Ear Biscuits" guest and leading female YouTube personality, Grace Helbig, is back at the round table of dim lighting one year later to talk with Rhett & Link about the long list of events, accomplishments, awards, and milestones that the past year has brought her including cutting ties with My Damn Channel and starting her own independent YouTube channel, starring in the feature film "Camp Takota," launching a #1 podcast "Not too Deep," and preparing for the release of her book, "Grace's Guide: The Art of Pretending to Be a Grown-up" later this month.

Join me as I review the movie Camp Takota staring youtube personalities, Grace Helbig, Mamrie Hart and Hannah Hart!!

Ryan spoke with Michael Goldfine, producer of the ultra-successful film, Camp Takota.  The summer camp comedy movie, Camp Takota stars YouTubers Grace  Helbig, Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart.  The film was distributed exclusively online, and turned a profit within four days of its release.  It is an online film juggernaut based on the passion of their Takota Nation fan base.    Michael’s company Rockstream Studios, produced the film, where it was #3 on the indie film iTunes charts, behind major studio films like Dallas Buyers Club and 12 Years a Slave.  Ryan and Michael talked about the dilemma that every person creating in media faces:  Do I go traditional or exclusively digital?  He elected for digital only, and the film was a massive success – without any initial mainstream attention.  It was independently financed, distributed, and marketed.In this episode you’ll learn:     ·      The benefits of releasing your movie, book, music album exclusively on digital platforms.  ·      How to persist in business when you keep talking to people who say “no, no, no” ·      How to launch a film or idea, without mainstream press ·      How to create your ideas in film, and break into the film industry ·      How to create a new business and distribution model for your passion projects   Website:  http://camptakota.com Tumblr:  http://camptakotathemovie.tumblr.com Twitter:  https://twitter.com/CampTakota

Excited for episode #5 of The Influencer Economy, with my guest Jamie Wilkinson. Jamie and I had an awesome chat about media, video , and making stuff on the internet. It was so good, I had to divide it up into two different episodes. The conversation is a fascinating glimpse into the world of where the film industry Jamie is currently the CEO and co-founder of VHX , a direct distribution platform where creators can sell videos, TV, film and content directly to their fans. They are paving the way for creators to connect with their fans, and empowering a generation of artists to generate revenue around their passions. In the 2nd episode we chatted about VHX, and early successful projects Indie Game the Movie and Camp Takota. We also chat about VHX's projects within undervalued deep verticals like Kung-Fu, religion, and Korean Starcraft gaming. These are some of the more marketable movies that a studio would not consider marketable, but they are perfect for online distribution. We also dive into how Indie Game the Move revolutionized the art and science of launching a film. He suggests that filmmakers should create a website, branding, and start making content well in advance to when their film debuts. Building an audience in advance of a film premiere is imperative to one's film success in the modern day launch. We chatted about Camp Takota, which starts the Hannah Hart, Mamrie Hart and Grace Helbig, major YouTube stars, who leveraged VHX for their launch. In general Jamie believes you should have your film on all platforms, not only VHX, but Netflix, TV, iTunes, etc. And the team from Camp Takota did a wonderful job on their launch strategy. Jamie is also the co-creator of Star Wars Uncut and won a Primetime Emmy – for “Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Media Non-Fiction in 2010. The film is an amazing crowd-sourced re-creation of the original Star Wars film. In this episode you will learn:How to launch an indie filmHow Indie Game The Movie partnered with VHX and created a blueprint for how to self-distribute a filmHow Camp Takota distributed their movie via their YouTube followingsHow the future of film is direct communication and collaboration with the film’s audienceHow to launch a film brand, create a film, and build audience ahead of your film’s releaseHow one Tweet can change your career path, and how Andy Baio Tweet’ed the Indie Game the Movie filmmakers about VHX and the rest is historyThat the next generation of filmmaking is fans and creators directly communicating throughout the filmmaking process. Watch Star Wars Un-Cut:www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ezeYJUz-84 Follow @JamieW on Twitter: twitter.com/jamiew Follow me: twitter.com/ryanjwillInfluencer Economy website: influencereconomy.com Watch Camp Takota: camptakota.vhx.tv/buy/camp-takotaWatch Aziz Ansari's comedy special: azizisbored.tumblr.comWatch Indie Game The Movie: buy.indiegamethemovie.com Checkout VHX: www.vhx.tv/

Grace Helbig, Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart of Camp Takota stop by this episode of Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend to talk about how they met, summer camp movies, relinquishing control, drunken uploads, how you'd introduce someone with no arms or legs, moving to Los Angeles, burning chinas and more. We also did a round of Just Me Or Everyone

Mamrie Hart, one third of YouTube’s “Holy Trinity” and writer/co-star of the new film Camp Takota, sits down with Rhett & Link this week to discuss growing up on the set of a well-known TV show, why something called 'Topless Tuesday' was the highlight of her college career, and her future plans to follow in Adam Sandler's footsteps...kind of.