Romeo Theater

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The Romeo Theater is a video podcast program that features short films and the stories behind them. It is hosted by creator John Romeo, an "independent director who enjoys making and watching short movies."^{[this quote needs a citation]} It began broadcasting on February 19, 2006. It has featured programs by Jerry and Orrin Zucker, Mark W. Gray, Matt Cassatta, and many others.

Honors[edit | edit source]

The Romeo Theater was chosen as an Official Honoree in the "Comedy: Long Form or Series" category in the 2007 Webby Awards.
"Red" was featured in the Rappahanock Independent Film Festival in 2008.
The short "Fun Size" was featured in the Pixelodeon Festival in 2007.

External links[edit | edit source]

Romeo Theater website

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