Girls on YouTube | BECOMING YOUTUBE | Video 7

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A "weekly" "documentary" series about YouTubers, with fantasy elements and sketch comedy and Marcus Butler noticing things.

Written, directed and edited by BENJAMIN COOK (http://youtube.com/ninebrassmonkeys). Twitter: http://twitter.com/benjamin_cook

Thanks to everyone involved! In order of appearance:
CHARLIE McDONNELL (http://youtube.com/charlie)
ED BLANN (http://youtube.com/eddplant)
MYLES DYER (http://youtube.com/Blade376)
CHRIS KENDALL (http://youtube.com/crabstickz)
JACK HOWARD & DEAN DOBBS (http://youtube.com/OMFGItsJackAndDean)
LINDSAY ATKIN (http://youtube.com/liliesarelike)
TOM RIDGEWELL (http://youtube.com/tom)
BENJAMIN COOK
DREW GILCHRIST (http://youtube.com/drewissharing)
ALEX DAY (http://youtube.com/nerimon)
LIAM DRYDEN (http://youtube.com/liam)
CARRIE HOPE FLETCHER (http://youtube.com/carrie)
DAN HOWELL (http://youtube.com/danisnotonfire)
PHIL LESTER (http://youtube.com/AmazingPhil)
LEX CROUCHER (http://youtube.com/tyrannosauruslexxx)
HAZEL HAYES (http://youtube.com/hazel)
EMMA BLACKERY (http://youtube.com/emmablackery)
HANK GREEN (http://youtube.com/VlogBrothers)
MARCUS BUTLER (http://youtube.com/marcusbutlertv)
LUKE CUTFORTH (http://youtube.com/LukeIsNotSexy
JA SON (http://youtube.com/VeeOneEye)
CASPAR LEE (http://youtube.com/caspar)
TREVOR LUCIER (http://youtube.com/TheJollynerd)
TOM WEBSTER (http://youtube.com/tomwebsta)
TIM HAUTEKIET (http://youtube.com/TimH)
KHYAN MANSLEY (http://youtube.com/khyan)
PJ LIGUORI (http://youtube.com/KickthePJ)
PAUL KATHRO (http://youtube.com/dfinenormal)
CIARAN O'BRIEN (http://youtube.com/FunnyCatVideos)

Camera and Lighting:
CIARAN O'BRIEN, OLLY NEWPORT (http://youtube.com/OliverNewport), HAYDEN HILLIER-SMITH (http://youtube.com/HillierSmithStudios), SAM CAPLAT (http://plasmacat.co.uk) & ALEX BRINNAND (http://youtube.com/alexthemagix)

Sound:
CIARAN O'BRIEN, OLLY NEWPORT, SAM CAPLAT & ALEX BRINNAND

Sound Editor:
OLLY NEWPORT

"I Have a Secret" video clip used with the kind permission of JACK HARRIES (http://youtube.com/JacksGap). Full video: http://youtu.be/4olKvCqXe70

"Fangirls!" video clip used with the kind permission of CHRIS KENDALL. Full video: http://youtu.be/14Ow2MG8N1s

"Unnecessary Otter Valentine's Special" and "Unnecessary Otter" video clips used with the kind permission of HAZEL HAYES. Full videos: http://goo.gl/k2L6b and http://youtu.be/tiJZ47G78XQ

"Robot Feels #2" video clip used with the kind permission of PJ LIGUORI. Full video: http://youtu.be/gCrSJwOzdn0

Music:
OHO (http://facebook.com/ohoband), JOSH WOODWARD (http://www.joshwoodward.com), KEVIN MACLEOD (http://incompetech.com), WHITE TREES (https://facebook.com/whitetreesband) & TOM MILSOM (http://youtube.com/hexachordal). All tracks used with the kind permission of their respective artists. Kevin MacLeod and Josh Woodward tracks licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "I Am the Very Model of a YouTube Individual" is based on "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General" from GILBERT & SULLIVAN's 1879 comic opera The Pirates of Penzance, with revised lyrics by BENJAMIN COOK.

Track list:
"Free Electron" -- OHO, 2011
"Good to Go" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2008
"Sonatina" -- KEVIN MACLEOD (incompetech), 2007
"Morning Blue" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2008
"She's on My Mind" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2005
"Let It In" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2010
"Birthday Swing" -- WHITE TREES, 2011
"Crazy Glue" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2012
"Nincompoop" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2007
"Fitzgerald Oud" -- WHITE TREES, 2011
"Five Armies" -- KEVIN MACLEOD (incompetech), 2011
"Beirut's Waltz" -- WHITE TREES, 2011
"Blinding Summer Light" -- TOM MILSOM, 2012
"Big Rock" -- KEVIN MACLEOD (incompetech), 2005
"I Am the Very Model of a YouTube Individual" -- GILBERT & SULLIVAN/BENJAMIN COOK, 2013
"Swimming in Turpentine" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2010
"Alone in Kathmandu" -- OHO, 2011
"A Thousand Skins (Part 1)" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2010
"Race It" -- WHITE TREES, 2011
"Violet Wants It Her Way" -- JOSH WOODWARD, 2011

BetaSeries' opinion

Why You Should Dive into the Hilarious World of Smosh

If you’re looking for a TV series that delivers consistent laughter and keeps you engaged with fresh content every week, then look no further than **Smosh**. This groundbreaking show represents the evolution of online sketch comedy and has become a staple in the digital entertainment landscape since its inception in 2002. With over 16 years of comedic brilliance under its belt and more than 1,400 episodes available to binge-watch, Smosh offers something for everyone, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just discovering them for the first time.

What makes Smosh truly special is its unique blend of sketch comedy and improvisation. The series began as a simple website created by Anthony Padilla but quickly transformed into one of YouTube’s most recognized names when Ian Hecox joined the fun. Their initial success came from lip-syncing videos like the Pokémon Theme Music Video, which became an internet sensation. Since then, they have expanded their repertoire to include various comedic sketches that poke fun at pop culture phenomena, video games, and much more. This versatility means there’s never a dull moment when watching Smosh; each episode brings new laughs and surprises.

With each new season releasing sketches every Monday and Wednesday, fans are treated to regular doses of humor that keep them coming back for more. The cast's dynamic chemistry fuels hilarious interactions that resonate with audiences worldwide. Similar shows such as *After Hours* (2010) or *The UCB Show* may offer their own take on sketch comedy, but few have managed to capture the same level of audience engagement as Smosh. Its ability to evolve with changing trends while maintaining its core identity is what sets it apart from other series.

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