Consider the Source (web series)

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Consider the Source
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Presentation
StarringMorgan Spurlock
Andrew Huculiak
Kirsten Huculiak
Written byCarolyn Wells
Craig Spurlock
Ian Ballinger
Will Chilcoat
Directed byBrent Hodge
LanguageEnglish

Consider the Source is a 2015 Canadian-American web series directed by Brent Hodge and produced by Morgan Spurlock, produced through Spurlock's company Warrior Poets, Hodgee Films and Disney's Maker Studios. Consider the Source examines the everyday consumer products used by the public, such as gas or water, and the journeys that those products take to get from the factories and fields to store shelves and homes. The series was released on the YouTube channel SMARTish. After Maker Studios dissolved, the web series was removed from Disney's lineup.

Origin[]

In 2014, Maker Studios was bought by The Walt Disney Company for $950 million. Spurlock's SMARTish channel was one of the first brands to be launched, with Consider the Source being the first show to be released on the channel.[1] "'Smartish' shows will make you laugh and make you think, and I'm a real believer that if you can make someone laugh then you can make someone listen," Spurlock said in a statement. "Through this partnership with Maker, we are going to create the premiere destination for thought provoking and entertaining original content on the world wide interwebs."[2]

Production[]

The show visits cities across the United States and Canada visiting factories, businesses and organizations to analyze the source of an everyday product. Episode 1 of the show, titled "Say Cheese", was filmed in Tillamook, Oregon and Episode 2 of the show, titled "Florida Orange Juice", was filmed in Florida.[3]

Episodes[]

  • Episode 1: Say Cheese - Filmed in Tillamook, Oregon, this episode delves deep into the creation process of cheese.
  • Episode 2: Florida Orange Juice - An episode delving into the orange juice industry.
  • Episode 3: Denim
  • Episode 4: Soap - Filmed in San Francisco and Chicago at the development and production facilities of Method, we learn how soap is made.
  • Episode 5: Salt
  • Episode 6: Bottled Water

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Maker Studios Launches Maker.tv, Tees up Original Series from Morgan Spurlock and YouTube Stars". May 6, 2014.
  2. ^ "Disney's Maker Studios Expands Deal with Morgan Spurlock". October 14, 2014.
  3. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on October 1, 2015. Retrieved September 30, 2015.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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