About the Skit: Thirty-Three

About the Skit 

Thirty-Three

Thirty-Three is the first Z-Factor Studios production not written by Z Factor herself, but is written by one of the other studio members, Meyer. Meyer is most notably memorable from his performance as the "Director" in Making a Short Film. 

He is also working on another top-secret short film with Z Factor, and so far they've been a good team in the studio, as seen with this latest addition. After Meyer wrote the script, he also cast himself as the psychopath leading depressed people into his trap beneath his "magical stage." 

Originally in his script, it was a box that the lunatic was jumping onto, but during production, a suitable box to sustain the weight of both Meyer and his co-star CFR, could not be found. Instead, CFR build a small "stage" out of nearby plywood. 

Along with Meyer, CFR and Z Factor, a minor role was given to legendary Eugene Anthony (notably known for his role as Leading Man in Making a Short Film) and fellow studio member Shadost was there to help as a stage hand and assistant to the director, Z Factor. 

(Shadost was unavailble for this crew photo.) 

(left-to-right: Eugene Anthony, Z Factor, Meyer & CFR. Photo taking by Warrior.)

Filming took place on Monday, June 11th, and the day was cloudy with weather reports of rain. Z Factor and Meyer wanted a gray and cloudy day for shooting, but Z Factor was worried about the camera equipment getting wet and having to stop shooting. Thankfully, the filming went very quickly, taking only about an hour, everything done way before the rain came that day. 

Editing took place the following couple of days and now you will be able to enjoy watching Meyer's screenwriter debut in Thirty-Three, being released onto YouTube this coming Friday.