Give this video a chance to get going and you will be rewarded with the best remix of the best Christmas morning ever. view
Core eGuider Nicole Boettcher
Film Distributor
Give this video a chance to get going and you will be rewarded with the best remix of the best Christmas morning ever. view
Core eGuider Nicole Boettcher
Film Distributor
Here at eGuiders, we like to throw in a classic every now and then, and this one certainly fits that description. Disneyland's Main Street still has a theater dedicated to "Steamboat Willie" - seriously, that's the only film that runs. Animation has come a long way since then, but classics like this should not be forgotten. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
If you haven't heard Julia Nunes (jaaaaaaa) and her ukulele before, here's one that turned me into a smitten fan. The unbridled joy of the Internet's coolest nerd will transform your mood if you let it. Allow time for the chorus to join in. view
YouTube Personality Kevin "Nalts" Nalty
YouTube Personality and Career Marketer
Been meaning to read that Bible you’ve been hearing so much about, but just can’t find the time? This video gives it all to you in a minute (53 seconds actually). No excuses now! view
Feature Writer Kate O'Hare
Feature Writer/Columnist at Tribune Media Services
From SamBakZa (Korean: 삼박ìž) comes the addictive Flash animation series about a love at-first-sight story between a rabbit and cat. The Korean animator Amalloc uses an excellent musical track and hilarious animation sequences to tell the story (sans words) of an obsessive bunny with a passionate crush on a poor kitty. At first it seems like the cutesy-cuddly techno version of Fatal Attraction that only a Korean mind could imagine, where Glenn Close becomes Hello Kitty. But over time, it becomes a more complex story exploring the problems of interracial marriage. Seriously. As of January 2009, the five episodes of the series have been viewed over 8.5 million times on the Newgrounds site. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
Liam Kyle Sullivan brings back his infamous Kelly character (of internet music video sensation "Shoes") for an encore with "Let Me Borrow That Top." Preceded by a sketch with Kelly's family, mostly played by Sullivan, this is my personal favorite of Liam's comedy oeuvre. Keep an eye out for comedy star cameos (including Margaret Cho and a hotly debated Tom Cruise cameo)! view
Core eGuider Brigitte Liebowitz
Co-founder of HUGE Productions (Indie and New Media content)
This presentation wasn't created specifically for the internet, but it found a huge audience online. It's pretty rare someone sends you a link and you end up spending an hour plus watching it from beginning to end, but that was the case here for me. It's a completely inspiring lecture and fortunately you can attend it from your computer. view
Guest eGuider Ben Relles
Founder, BarelyPolitical.com
Improv Everywhere takes their work underground with this human mirror subway experiment. Naturally, it causes commuters to look twice. It's almost like you're stepping right into an episode of The Twilight Zone. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders