We got some solo shots done for Season 2 promo, including a sneak-peak at our new character, Kat, played by the lovely and talented Amber Goldfarb!

There has been reveling, caroling and general merrymaking. But here’s the best part: we’re only halfway through our campaign. We’ve announced some amazing stretch goals that are so close I can taste ’em (especially because the 40K level involves many libations).

Click on the image to check out the campaign and the stretch goals we just revealed. An enormous thank you to everyone who has supported us so far!

I’m back. And it was AWESOME. The weather was gorgeous (take a hint, Montreal), the people were wonderful and the shows were top-notch. I haven’t gotten the chance to check out too many fests up until now but this was definitely one of the best run so far. Not only were there no technical or scheduling hiccups but the organizers were an absolute joy. They must have been stressing out internally but all we got on the outside were smiles and warmth. They were never too busy to stop and chat. The atmosphere was lovely and inviting and I’m so so glad I was able to make it out.

Oh, and then this happened:

Pretty damn amaze-balls. Here are some photos from the weekend:

While in Victoria I got to meet up with the delightful Kaie of “Foam and Steel”, another LARPing series coming soon!

With Neil Every (Fools For Hire) and Jeff Burns (Super Geeked Up)

With Jeff Burns

With Geoff Richardson and Ryan Pears (Under The HUD), and Daryn Murphy (Timekeeper)

Super Geeked Up live show!

The lovely Marzy Hart of “Slice”, showing off her classic New York Bitch Face. She has a photo of my attempt at a Classic Sweet Canadian Face.

With Daryn Murphy

With Daryn Murphy

With Daryn Murphy

With Craig Coffman and Marzy Hart (Slice) and Daryn Murphy

I bonded with a falcon.

Cool as a cucumber.

Then there was this tortoise.

And a wolf. Yeah.

Cuddly.

My new spirit animal.

Post-screening Q&A

With Jay Irwin of “Chop Socky Boom”. Although we only met on the last night of the fest we made up for it by singing Monty Python’s “The Lumberjack Song” together post-award ceremony.

Can you tell I loooooove it?

Thanks for the wonderful weekend, Vancouver WebFest!

Our crowdfunding campaign launches tomorrow and I’ll be sure to post the link when it’s live. In the meantime the team has been sharing messages of thanks to our fans because we LOOOOOOOOVE you! Here’s one of mine: