The Web.Files Interviews Web Celeb Tim Street of French Maid TV and 1TimStreet.com Blog

Oct. 7, 2009 - PRLog -- Los Angeles, California – Episode 14 of The Web.Files, the only web series talk show that exclusively covers web series, features an interview with sought-after new media guru, Tim Street. It’s available online as of October 7, 2009.

Red-carpet entertainment veteran Kristyn Burtt, creator/host of The Web.Files, recently sat down with Street at the Scarlet Tea Room in Pasadena, CA, to discuss his role as one of the pioneers in the web series field. Street’s corporate headquarters, Ape Digital, is based in Pasadena.

Street shared his decade-long store of wisdom on all things web – from details about his career path, to a discussion about his first web series, French Maid TV, a sponsor-focused training series featuring busty French maids as product specialists, to news about his future plans to expand his web series production slate.

Burtt learned that Street was drawn to create stories for the Internet because of his early grasp of its power to reach millions of viewers. Indeed, his popular series, French Maid TV, has garnered him millions of hits according to a Setember 2, 2009, Tubefilter article. Street said that his series is dedicated to inspiring “joy and lust” in its male-dominated audience.

Street has attained respect for his business model in the web world as one of the few series producers to have monetized – no small task in an often bewildering online climate for both advertisers and content producers.

In addition to being CEO and chief creative officer at his company, Street also writes a popular blog, 1TimStreet.com, about new media. He will be a featured speaker at Blog World Expo in Las Vegas, October 15-17, 2009.
   
Launched on July 8, 2009, The Web.Files has racked up tens of thousands of hits for its weekly serial talk show. The Web.Files is uploaded Wednesdays to http://www.thewebfiles.blip.tv, where it is featured as a hot series on the front page each week. It’s also available on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/thewebfiles. The Web.Files is also on Twitter at http://twitter.com/TheWebFiles, and Facebook under the profile, TheWeb Files.

About Kristyn Burtt

Dynamic TV host, Kristyn Burtt, has been in front of the camera on network television shows such as ShopNBC and MSNBC’s pilot, “The Arena,” with Jesse Ventura. She is currently the entertainment correspondent for Focus Hollywood, and she co-hosts a show for Toyota called “Toyota Live!” across America. Her corporate clients include some of the biggest names in the country: Mattel, HP, Dolby, Sony, LG Electronics, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. With a background in dance, a degree from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts where she graduated with honors, and a love of adventure, Burtt’s diverse background gives her the perfect basis for covering the multitude of topics and people found on the web.

About SPwrite Productions, LLC

SPwrite Productions, founded by Sandra J. Payne, has produced multiple award-winning films, including “Everybody Games,” a Platinum Remi winner from WorldFest Houston 2009, three trailer winners for the Austin Film Festival trailer competition, winning in 2004, 2005, and 2007, and “The Secret Lives of Shopping Carts,” which won a Bronze award for best comedy short film from WorldFest Houston in 2001.

Payne, who has produced credits in children’s television with the global juggernaut “Barney & Friends,” is the director/producer of “The Web.Files.” She also writes, directs, and produces her comedy web series “Life with Kat & McKay,” launching on KoldCast.tv in late October.

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