BlameSocietyFilms: Chad Vader, Board Games and Beer

TL;DR

Blame Society Films, creators of Beer and Board Games, have built a loyal community of fans by creating funny and entertaining content that makes people feel like they're hanging out with their friends.

Transcript

we were the first non-californians to get into their show they were really welcoming dan harmon bought us spears for hours it's really interesting to me how the internet has made making your own game such a viable thing i mean you guys have you played every game by now or what about a beer and board games coffee table book where you're playing off ... Read More

Key Insights

• 🤩 Creating content that makes people feel like they're hanging out with friends is the key to building a loyal and engaged community.
• ❓ The internet has made it easier for creators to find their niche and share their passions with others.
• ☄️ Longevity in the entertainment industry often comes from continuously evolving and staying engaged with current trends and topics.
• ❓ Sharing your interests, no matter how niche, can create connections with others who have similar passions.

Questions & Answers

Q: How did Blame Society Films get started with Beer and Board Games?

Blame Society Films gained recognition through their shows in Channel 101 and the New York Television Festival. Chad Vader, a breakout hit, led to their success in creating content on the internet. They have been supported by their Patreon community since then.

Q: What makes a game perfect for Beer and Board Games?

Games that are simple, allow for creativity, and have an element of fun are suitable for their show. They have played various board games, including complicated ones and drinking games, but they try to keep the content fresh.

Q: How did Junkyard Joust come about?

Aaron Yonda was inspired by childhood memories of crashing Hot Wheels cars and the Marble Runs YouTube channel. He wanted to create a miniature action sports spectacle with hot wheels cars crashing into each other.

Q: Have you seen a community growing around Junkyard Joust?

There is an existing die-cast racing community that has shown interest and excitement for Junkyard Joust. People have started sending in custom cars and are excited about the unique format of the show.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Blame Society Films was one of the first non-Californian creators to be accepted into Channel 101, a platform for independent filmmakers and comedians.

• With shows like Super Shooter McQuartz and Chad Vader, they gained a following and built a tight-knit community of super fans over the past decade.

• They have successfully integrated live streaming and occasional game sponsorships to support their show, Beer and Board Games.

• Aaron Yonda created Junkyard Joust during the pandemic, inspired by childhood memories of crashing Hot Wheels cars and the Marble Runs YouTube channel.