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Copy & Pastry, the deliciously tart comic web series, follows Tory & Scott, a pair of roommates whose ambitions outpace their resources as they endeavor to create a successful online pastry delivery service out of their home kitchen.
PopCultureMonster: TV 2.0 Version 1
[11 August 2010]
“Unfortunately only 7 episodes of this series have been made so far, and Pop Culture Monster wants to get his claws on more. Nom Nom. This is a fresh (pun intended) series about a couple of guys trying to make it in the online pasty delivery service. Written by and starring Tory Stanton and Scott McCabe, the guys are very funny, awkward and awfully adorkable….” (read more)
alterna-tv.com: Copy & Pastry Review
[17 March 2010] “Despite a proliferation of original webseries sprouting up on the Internet, it is still somewhat of a rarity to find one produced by truly independent industry outsides that is also well-written, well-acted, polished and entertaining. Copy & Pastry, created by two Berkeley School of Digital Filmmaking graduates, is the epitome of those qualities and demonstrates what can happen when exceptional talent is combined with the entrepreneur nature of the World Wide Web…” (read more) Eastbay Express: Big Fat Pastry Venture [06 January 2010] “It seemed ingenious. Two guys, one oven, several cookie tins, a couple business plan mockups, and the unerring conviction that no city bureaucrat could resist a bribe of chocolate éclairs…” (read more) Cinesource: Cheap, Accessible and Out of Control: Web Series [01 March 2010] “Tory Stanton and Scott McCabe, a couple of kids just out of the Berkeley School of Digital Filmmaking, have gone and done the obvious – they made a Web series with “no fake mustaches,” according to McCabe…” (read more) Tubefilter: Pass the Mustard [10 March 2010] “This show grew on me after a few episodes. It’s actually pretty fucking funny – highlighting a very oblique sense of humor… which you don’t see in web shows very much…” (read more) All News, No Blues: A Treat of a Web Show [01 February 2010] “Tory Stanton and Scott McCabe have the ingredients for success on their hands with Copy & Pastry, a Web-based comedy that their production company, Two Trick Pony filmed on the streets of Berkeley….” (read more) join the c&p street team! Want to show off your membership in Rio’s Little Riders? Or own the complete first season of Copy & Pastry on a DVD loaded down with exclusive extras? Join the C&P digital street team for a chance to win. Here’s how: Post a link to our site or any one of our videos on your Facebook, Myspace, message board, blog, bulletin board or any other public forum pages then send us the link. Each link posted earns an entry into a monthly drawing for free goodies from the C&P merchandising vault. Email your links to epicurious [at] copynpastry.com for a chance to win.
