jolonthomasbrown
Joined Sep 2017
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First is the most romantic web series on YouTube, hands down. The chemistry between the two lead characters is as potent as possible, and every episode, we are clinging onto their every word, discovering their past, present, and future. This Issa Rae-produced series is a stand out from most YouTube series in that all the central categories - acting, direction, writing, production - are all very well done and never distracting. Also, bonus points for showcasing black relationships so beautifully and such a relatable fashion. Eagerly awaiting the next season (if it will ever happen). 9/10!
This is one of the first web series I ever watched and from the first to the second season, it has flourished into one of the most engaging and cinematic series on YouTube. With a diverse cast that includes Emmanuel Kabongo and Chloe Rose, this series takes viewers on a roller coaster ride of drama, that never feels forced or inauthentic. Similar to the UK series Skins, Teenagers follows a group of kids from different backgrounds, sexual orientations, etc, all connected by various relationships and circumstances. The dialog is extremely well written and the acting is top notch. The cinematography is also beautiful and the show has developed a distinct, dark, yet colorful style that's exciting to watch. Emmanuel Kabongo is a stand-out for his sensitive portrayal of a black teenager that doesn't fit the usual stereotypes we see on TV. 9/10!
This is a great web series that is emotionally resonant, however, it could use a bit more polishing in the post department. The writing is there, but the direction feels a bit all over the place. Some of the shots are awkwardly framed and the cutting feels like it could be tighter. The episodes all feel like they drag a bit, but with a great cast, you usually won't notice. 7/10! Looking forward to season 2.