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    Ellen Cochrane

    AUDIO_ENGINEERING

    AUDIO_ENGINEERING_104_ARTICLE

    Hipsterhood is an American comedy web series, created and written by Indian-American

    director Shilpi Roy.The series is broadcast on the internet and premiered on August 21,

    2012.So far, nineteen episodes have been made and the show can be found distributed

    across the web including on YouTube and Blip.Hipsterhood is about discovering what it is to

    be a hipster in LA, and what it is like to fall in love with fellow hipsters who are too cool for

    love.The shows plot revolves around two hipsters who are both living in Silver Lake, Los

    Angeles, who keep crossing paths but can't seem to get to the next level of actually

    talking.== History ==

    Hipsterhood was inspired and written by Shilpi Roy, a director producer who moved to

    Silver Lake, LA in 2007 to follow her dream of becoming a filmmaker.In an interview with

    Shilpi Roy, it states that when she moved to Silver Lake, she did not see herself as a

    hipster.Shilpi bought a pair of skinny jeans and it made her ask the question ‘does that make

    me a hipster?', which created an identity crisis.Shilpi started analysing the hipsters around

    her and that is where the idea for the dialogue came from.The first season was solely funded

    by Shilpi’s own savings.The second season is being funded by a kickstarter campaign which

    launched on Feb 4 2013 and successfully raised $7,041 beating their original goal of

    $5000.Shilpi Roy started her career working for Warren Littlefield, the former head of

    NBC.After attending the USC School of Cinematic Arts,

    where she made the award-winning short film The Indian & the Samurai, Shilpi worked for

    controversial companies such as Brave New Films, and PlayboyTV.== Plot ==


    The plot surrounds two hipsters - Cereal Guy and Faux Fur Girl - who are too cool for each

    other, but too awkward for themselves.The majority of the "dialogue" takes the form of the

    characters' thoughts as they consider talking to one another.The characters, played by

    Elizabeth Ferraris and Kit Williamson, always obsess about what to say or do, resulting in

    awkwardly silent interactions in real life.Daniel Vincent Gordh of the Lizzie Bennet Diaries

    will be a new character in season 2.== Season 1 ==

    Every episode was filmed in a different location in Silver Lake, Los Angeles.Episode 1:

    Hipsters meet at the grocery store

    Episode 2: Two Hipsters one street corner, Silver Lake

    Episode 3: The Hipster Jog

    Episode 4: Hipster Catastrophe at the coffee shop

    Episode 5: Hipsters at the dry cleaners

    Episode 6: The “other” women at the 99 cent store

    Episode 7: The “other” woman from hipster Guy's POV

    Episode 8: A hipster boutique on Sunset Blvd

    Episode 9: Hipster's dog birthday party

    == Season 2 ==

    Episode 1: Hipsters with Hangovers

    Episode 2: Hipster Run-In at the Pharmacy

    Episode 3: When Hipsters Date

    Episode 4: Hipsters Texting

    Episode 5: Sometimes a Hipster Just Needs a Drink

    Episode 6: Flashback!Hipster Ping Pong


    Episode 7: Hipsters Jogging, Again

    Episode 8: The 99 Cent Store, Revisited

    Episode 9: Hipster Mecca: The Silverlake Farmers Market

    Episode 10: Hipsters in Nature

    == References ==

    == External links ==

    Official website

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