In the final installment of our interview with webvideo experts Tilzy.TV, Jamison and Josh tell THE FOLD about how webvideo evolved from its humble cable access roots into the increasingly sophisticated medium that it has become today, and what possible directions they predict it may take in the very near future.

The founders of the superb webvideo guide Tilzy.TV talk to THE FOLD about the way both professional and amateur content-makers contribute and coexist within the world of webvideo.

Fold co-writer/co-producer, POLLY FROST, has a humor piece on the front page of The Atlantic online here.

The founders of webvideo guide Tilzy.TV talk to THE FOLD about important milestones in the evolution of the webseries form, which shows have had the biggest influence, and how a series can grow over time.

Two of “The Fold’s” writers — Polly Frost and Ray Sawhill — were interviewed by the excellent Wayne Clingman for his podcast Indy Film Wisconsin 2.0.

Enjoy our thoughts and ramblings — and enjoy the contributions of Wayne, who’s one very smart guy — here.

In the second installment of THE FOLD’s interview with Tilzy.TV, the online video guide gurus speak about the various genres and qualities of contemporary webvideo, and what new trends are emerging and redefining the medium.

THE FOLD recently sat down with Jamison Tilsner and Joshua Cohen, founders of Tilzy.TV, one of the first and most influential guides to all things related to webvideo. In this first segment of our five-part interview about the past, present and future of the webseries medium, Jamison and Josh tell us about how Tilzy got started and when they realized the New Media wave was about to crash.

THE FOLD wishes you happy holidays whatever dimension you are in.

FOLD co-writer POLLY FROST was asked by the popular book and pop culture blog, DaRK PaRTY ReVIEW to list her favorite Christmas movies here.

In the final installment of The Fold’s interview with Debbie Rochon, the horror icon tells us about the challenges of being perceived as a “Scream Queen,” and how that can affect the life of an actor.