Before diving into the updated prop, please check out this Youtube playlist where you can watch the first 10 episodes we produced.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vJsNvQ_7BU
Also check out the shorts section for more content:
https://www.youtube.com/@chipandbenny/shorts
Let's dive deeper into the details đ
We started from 0 in October and, as of this moment, on Youtube we have:
On Insta, we have:
Analytics from both Insta and YT give us a glimpse into whatâs connecting, whatâs not and what time users are active.
All of that will help us adjust our ideas (i.e. warmer background color on thumbnails, quicker openings to grab viewers, video questions from fans/subscribers to give some human interaction, different release schedule) and greatly improve our ability to garner more traction, especially building off of an existing base, the next time around whilst keeping the humor and tone of what makes people connect with Chip and Benny in the first place.
SOURCE: Bloomberg - Americans Are Watching Fewer New TV Shows and More Free TV (https://archive.ph/EXTcC)
The market for intelligent, evergreen kidsâ shows that also connect and entertain adults is a sort of holy grail and Chip and Benny have the potential to become one of the biggest names in that niche.
So hopefully, with all that in mind, you all feel like this project is something worth continuing and doubling down on đ°đȘđ°
âWeâre From The Internetâ is a short-form series where, in every episode, Chip and Benny, the bespectacled cookie and rabbit behind a ChatGPT-esque LLM, attempt to answer a prompt or question resulting in a mix of silly, surreal and sometimes poignant responses. Itâs a modern day version of Bert and Ernie that everyone can relate to.
And it's really, really fun.
Chris Martin (thatâs me, hi!) is the creator, writer, director and producer behind the series (https://www.chrismeetworld.com/).
Thanks to Prop 398 the puppets were designed and created by Puppet Heap (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puppet_Heap) and the celebrated puppet designer, Paul Andrejco.
The show is filmed entirely in Toronto with a fully Canadian crew - including the art director of âThe Boysâ and the producer of the recent A24 acquisition, âThe Undertone.â
Jamie Shannon (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Shannon) - the co-creator of Nanalan among many other shows - and Marty Stelnick, two absolutely incredible puppeteers and legends in the Canadian puppet scene, brought the puppets to life and give them their voices.
Before going into production on the first batch of episodes, we established âWEâRE FROM THE INTERNET CORP,â a Canadian corporation, as the vehicle to run the entire production and IP.
âWeâre From The Internetâ is a marriage of tech and the tactile - AI and crypto meets puppets and physical production - to create something truly unique with characters everybody can fall in love with.
Which brings us toâŠ
The quarterly budget allows us to achieve television quality episodes with:
Everybody who knows or has heard about 'We're From The Internet' - from the people who worked on it to friends who've just seen a screenshot or two - has fallen in love with the idea and the characters.
It's an incredibly rare thing and our first prop made that possible.
We think this show stands a good chance of breaking through and connecting with a much bigger audience, both inside and outside of crypto, and, by proxy, helping a lot of new folks fall in love with Nouns.
So if you really believe that the noggles are the cultural layer of Ethereum, then we think itâs important to continue proliferating the kind of culture and art that people can connect with, share with friends and recognize as ânounish.â
So letâs get this cookie and this rabbit in front of a wider audience and show them all the good side of what Ethereum and in particular Nouns can build and represent.
Thank you for your time!
Before diving into the updated prop, please check out this Youtube playlist where you can watch the first 10 episodes we produced.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vJsNvQ_7BU
Also check out the shorts section for more content:
https://www.youtube.com/@chipandbenny/shorts
Let's dive deeper into the details đ
We started from 0 in October and, as of this moment, on Youtube we have:
On Insta, we have:
Analytics from both Insta and YT give us a glimpse into whatâs connecting, whatâs not and what time users are active.
All of that will help us adjust our ideas (i.e. warmer background color on thumbnails, quicker openings to grab viewers, video questions from fans/subscribers to give some human interaction, different release schedule) and greatly improve our ability to garner more traction, especially building off of an existing base, the next time around whilst keeping the humor and tone of what makes people connect with Chip and Benny in the first place.
SOURCE: Bloomberg - Americans Are Watching Fewer New TV Shows and More Free TV (https://archive.ph/EXTcC)
The market for intelligent, evergreen kidsâ shows that also connect and entertain adults is a sort of holy grail and Chip and Benny have the potential to become one of the biggest names in that niche.
So hopefully, with all that in mind, you all feel like this project is something worth continuing and doubling down on đ°đȘđ°
âWeâre From The Internetâ is a short-form series where, in every episode, Chip and Benny, the bespectacled cookie and rabbit behind a ChatGPT-esque LLM, attempt to answer a prompt or question resulting in a mix of silly, surreal and sometimes poignant responses. Itâs a modern day version of Bert and Ernie that everyone can relate to.
And it's really, really fun.
Chris Martin (thatâs me, hi!) is the creator, writer, director and producer behind the series (https://www.chrismeetworld.com/).
Thanks to Prop 398 the puppets were designed and created by Puppet Heap (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puppet_Heap) and the celebrated puppet designer, Paul Andrejco.
The show is filmed entirely in Toronto with a fully Canadian crew - including the art director of âThe Boysâ and the producer of the recent A24 acquisition, âThe Undertone.â
Jamie Shannon (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Shannon) - the co-creator of Nanalan among many other shows - and Marty Stelnick, two absolutely incredible puppeteers and legends in the Canadian puppet scene, brought the puppets to life and give them their voices.
Before going into production on the first batch of episodes, we established âWEâRE FROM THE INTERNET CORP,â a Canadian corporation, as the vehicle to run the entire production and IP.
âWeâre From The Internetâ is a marriage of tech and the tactile - AI and crypto meets puppets and physical production - to create something truly unique with characters everybody can fall in love with.
Which brings us toâŠ
The quarterly budget allows us to achieve television quality episodes with:
Everybody who knows or has heard about 'We're From The Internet' - from the people who worked on it to friends who've just seen a screenshot or two - has fallen in love with the idea and the characters.
It's an incredibly rare thing and our first prop made that possible.
We think this show stands a good chance of breaking through and connecting with a much bigger audience, both inside and outside of crypto, and, by proxy, helping a lot of new folks fall in love with Nouns.
So if you really believe that the noggles are the cultural layer of Ethereum, then we think itâs important to continue proliferating the kind of culture and art that people can connect with, share with friends and recognize as ânounish.â
So letâs get this cookie and this rabbit in front of a wider audience and show them all the good side of what Ethereum and in particular Nouns can build and represent.
Thank you for your time!























