In this first official episode of the webseries Standard Action, Edda the barbarian learns that not all problems can be solved with violence. Visit the Standard Action website at www.watchstandardaction.com. Created by Joanna Gaskell Directed by Rob Hunt Produced by Joanna Gaskell Starring Joanna Gaskell as Edda Nick Palidwor as Cedric the Wizard Director of Photography Rob Hunt Second Camera Carla Miller Camera Assistant Ashley Young Editing and Special Effects by Rob Hunt Sound by Ishnu Pat Tuckey Music by Pat Tuckey Production Design by Carla Miller Set Construction by Adam Lucas Costume Design by Edwin Perez Costume Construction by Vanessa Driveness Edwin Perez Wardrobe Vanessa Driveness Makeup by Ashley Young Written by Joanna Gaskell Production Assistants Vanessa Driveness Ishnu Special thanks to: Mr. Build — Vancouver, BC www.mrbuild.com
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This is great! I hope season? two happens…. very very soon!
Just found this? webseries, awesome!!!
You? know, I wouldn’t give her up…
@Potted Rodent
I thought it was a”boot” …hmm, she must? be German, then.
Joanna Gaskell (Edda) is adorable! I declare it? here!
She likes? to talk a”boat” things I hear.
Pft. Barbarians and Wizards. HA.
Alchemists? all day everyday!
Man that wizard was stuck up.
Now Paladins on the other? hand are always dependable.
This is great, haha. Way to? lampshade the tabletop gaming webseries trope.
My first boyfriend was named Cedric…and he had a? cat. UNCANNY!
I love topless robot! ?
Thumbs up if you came here from? Topless Robot!
Screw magic, BARBARIANS FOREVER!!!!!?
It reminds me of the Critical? Hit D&D podcasts where the first couple episodes are the backgrounds of the different player charactors and how they meet. I recomend checking them out if you havnt.
PS: sorry bout the late reply
“These boots were made? for style, not fuctionality” lol hilarious.. great stuff, will watch more as soon as i can. 🙂
lol, this? is incredibly awesome.
Next time, on? the young and the restless
Damn this is a? great idea. You done good.
This reminds me of the? characters 2 of my friends usually make…they are engaged now in real life!
We always knew they’d come together in a quest, but yes, the first? two episodes were pretty much “origin stories.” The first four episodes were released slightly ahead of the rest of the season, and were meant to sit together as a set – sort of like a pilot of TV length. Then the story really sets in in Episode 5. 🙂 Thanks for asking!
I? watched all the episodes so far, and i have a question. Was it your intention to introduce the characters in funny ways then put them together in a quest or did it just turn out that way? Enjoyed all of the videos and cant wait for more
i watched all the episodes so far and the show, and i have one question. Was it your intention to kind of introduce the charectors in the first few and then? put them together into an epic quest or did it just happen?