Hal Rudnick & Jean Black perform in December's Dirtiest Sketch Contest at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.

"Black-Off" Written by Hal Rudnick and Artemis Pebdani. Featuring Drew Droege, Ron Moon, Abby Phon, Sean Sellars, Jack Kennedy, Adam Thompson, Jeff Jacobsen, Bill Elberg Directed / Edited by Lori Elberg Produced by Tanya Bershadsky Director of Photography : Blake Gardner Sound: Tim Burnett Art Direction: Ralph Andracchio Legal Counsel: Scott Norton

The premiere episode of PLAYHOUSE 3:31. Leo Benvenuti and Steve Rudnick (writers of "The Santa Clause," "Space Jam" and "Kicking and Screaming"and various TV shows)launch their new site featuring original short films and never before seen archive footage.

Watch to order your box set of cassettes by light metal legend HARD BREEZE. Written by Julie Whitesell and Jessie Gaskell Directed by Ryan Adams Starring: Josh Covitt Hal Rudnick Jessie Gaskell Julie Whitesell Director of Photography: Zach Rogers Edited by Ryan Adams Music composed and performed by Greg Blum Lighting: Pete D'Alessandro, Chris Adams

The All-New Fortimus: The Car Will Replace Your Bitch of a Wife

Turn it up and feast your eyes on our entry into the Heinz "Top This TV!" challenge. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it! Starring Russell McDowell & Heather Hall as "Heinzel" and "Public Domain" Gretel. Emily Terrinoni combined her love of cooking and keen eye for detail to make the weenie house. Dan Mazal was the pointman on post production, and scored our little piece of ketchup magic. John Williams still won't return our calls. Heath Rudnick (also entered-"Boy meets Heinz") provided the exit graphic. Richard Pshock (Pshock the monkey tonight) provided a stellar VO. He really tied the room together. Filmed on location with a borrowed camera (thanks, Mike and Rose) in Brackenridge Park in beautiful San Antonio, Texas. Good Luck Everybody!

Jam Refugees first performance at the Westside Eclectic in Santa Monica, California on December 29, 2006. Jam Refuees is Hal Rudnick, Harrison Brown, Ben Siemon, Daniel Weiss , and Jenni Powell. With special guest monologist (and birthday boy) Adam Daroff.