Hero-Man

Michael Anthony Horrigan

Michael Anthony Horrigan

More Cowbell Pictures
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Synopsis: A middle aged man (who still lives in his Mom's basement) dreams of becoming a superhero. In his video blogs he will address the world in costume as Hero-Man, keeping his identity a secret. His nemesis is his brother, Tyler. He is constantly out to make a mockery of Hero-Man and everything that he stands for.

Recording Hero-Man's every move will be Camera-Man. He is instructed by Hero-Man to capture every moment, to never cut away.

We're hoping that hilarity will ensue.

There will also be additional characters added as time goes on. Right now we are at three principle characters. We hope to start shooting in a couple of weeks. Once we have 6 or 8 shows in the can we will start to release Hero-Man to the world. Every episode should run around 3 minutes or less.

This is a mock-up of Hero-Man's web site. It will undergo plenty of changes before we officially launch.

HERO-MAN




Thanks to Jared Meyer for the logo.

Cheers,

Mike
 
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Hey Mike, I changed the color for you. You won't be able to do it on your end without some weirdness from the glow.

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Sitting down tonight with the cast. We'll be ironing out a few details for the pilot and a few subsequent episodes.
I have a storyline that we will be following but there will be plenty of improv as well.

Waiting to hear back from Herman Witkam concerning a score/theme for Hero-Man.

Cheers,

Mike
 
Sounds like it has possibilities, mostly for kids though. We can all understand sibling rivalry, but none as well as kids. On a side note, there were some CraigsList ads a while back, where some idjit was wanting to do this for real, and have a camera follow him as he fights crime. I wonder how that ever turned out.
 
Capt Quirk said:
Sounds like it has possibilities, mostly for kids though. We can all understand sibling rivalry, but none as well as kids. On a side note, there were some CraigsList ads a while back, where some idjit was wanting to do this for real, and have a camera follow him as he fights crime. I wonder how that ever turned out.
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LOL! I would love to see that.


Hero-Man will definitely be skewed towards adults/teens. The content will ensure this. Trust me. :D
Definitely not appropriate for kids.
 
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