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[threeboy]

This is one of our weirder videos - and that’s saying something because we get pretty damn weird.

If you watch ‘till the end of the video you’ll see that like TrueNuff Comic did a couple months ago we launched a Patreon for TrueNuff.tv - maybe some of you have too much money and want to fund original content creators on the internet? Yeah!? I don’t think I’ll ever put up a Patreon or PayPal donation/tip jar for my threeboy stuff so the closest thing you can do to support me is to support TrueNuff and if you choose to do that then big thanks! You’re helping keep the dream alive.

...or buy stuff that helps, and you get cool shit!

[threeboy]

I'm make TrueNuff stuff

The realities of being a dad are setting in. The daily draw goal has turned back into “draw when I can” but I do think the initial drawing everyday has put drawing back in the front of my mind - really enjoying it when I get a chance to draw.

All dadness aside there have been a few new TrueNuff Comic strips over the last little while. I created a Patreon campaign for anyone who wants to support the comic and get cool perks. You can read more about it at TrueNuff Blog. If you like the comic strips get on the TN Comic Mailing List to have new comics sent to you auto-magically.

J.Rai & I have been making new TrueNuff Radio podcast episodes every 1-2 weeks on our lunch hours if you want to listen to something weird. Since the volume is a faster pace then TrueNuff.tv I won’t be reblogging each episode here so head over to the TN Radio site and subscribe somehow if you want to stay updated.

...and as always there are new TrueNuff.tv sketches comedy videos in development and we will be launching a Patreon campaign in the near future for that project too.

Keep making shit.

[threeboy]

New video over at TrueNuff.tv - a new installment to our semi-regular blooper compilations. It's a lot of work to do these but also a lot of fun. Our next videos will most likely be "Detective Police Cops" videos that we reported on earlier.

That's it for now - two out-of-the-ordinary blog posts queued up.

[threeboy]

New video! Watch the first two as well. On the weekend I finished the edits for the bulk of the 2013/2014 Blooper Reel so that should be out pretty soon. I also updated the TrueNuff.tv website to be responsive so it finally works well on phones and devices - read more aboot it at TrueNuff Blog.

[threeboy]

Dude Google is a silly short video about search engine easter eggs. We have some ambitious videos with lots of props and effects coming up.

Got laser eye corrective surgery recently, might be the last video you'll see me with (non-prop) glasses.

[threeboy]

Rob Takes a Poo One of our weirder videos - I hope this doesn't become a series.

[threeboy]

We came up with the idea for this sketch in 2004, filmed it in Summer of 2013, and released it in 2014. Are you guys getting sick of hearing how long ago we keep ideas and/or edit? Heh.

We have a sketch coming up called "RPG" that we filmed Summer 2012 that has been sitting in our editing queue because it has a ton of green screen and honestly it scares me. If you watch the video above you'll see we still haven't quite nailed green screen stuff. Ah well, if any bigtime Hollywood producers are reading this and want to give us a ton of money we will re-shoot all our videos and try way harder.

Kinda serious.

[threeboy]

Two new videos in two weeks and the're not "We're Back" videos! We filmed this one last fall, right after Disney announced they bought the Star Wars franchise, and we didn't get around to releasing it until now - if you think that's long wait until we release the video we shot in Summer 2012!

If you've been watching TrueNuff.tv regularly you'll know that we've done three of these Writing Room sketches. We currently do not have any plans for new ones but if we do another we'll have to tweak our process as these sketches, while fun to shoot, are a huge pain in the ass to edit. Part of the problem with Writing Room sketches is we start these with no script with only a very loose idea of how to end them. We usually end up with half hour to an hour of footage and then need to edit it down and since it's video we have to watch the whole thing, cut it down, watch it again, cut it down, etc. I like the organic result but I don't think the videos are up there with our best work. So if we do end up doing another Writing Room we're going to make an effort to tighten the dialog and possibly have a cohesive plan before we start - we'll see.

Either way, we had fun making them and free content is free content - hehehe.

My Tumblr is 3 years old today - what the hell!?