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Watch: Exclusive Video on Filming ‘RocketJump: The Show,’ A Series About Filming Other Stuff

Dec 2, 2015 11:53 am

READ MORE: Watch: Freddie Wong Blows Stuff Up in First Look at ‘RocketJump: The Show’

“RocketJump: The Show” goes behind-the-scenes at RocketJump, the short-film production company that has gathered quite the following on YouTube.

If that’s not enough behind-the-scenes action for you, the Hulu series will also be offering a look at the making of “RocketJump: The Show” itself, promising a weekly video with more technical detail about an aspect of each episode.

In an exclusive look at one of these videos, Nathan Keop, RocketJump’s story producer, and Mike Symonds, CCO and writer, explain how they found weekly stories amidst the hectic reality of RocketJump’s production schedule.

“RocketJump: The Show” hits Hulu today, December 2. Check out the video about “Shooting Reality” above.

READ MORE: Watch: ‘RocketJump: The Show’ Trailer Promises A ‘Project Greenlight’-Esque (But Better) Look At Filmmaking

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