Funny Buffalo Films is in production of the new spy comedy series, "Spy Time." Starring Veronica Warner and Ray Carsillo. Created by Jordan Imiola. The series follows Kitty Kickass and Jaguar Jaguar, a secret agent spy duo. Every mission they fight the wold's baddest supervillians including Mr. and Mrs. Badguy, The Discombobulator, and the Kale Panther. Everything he touches turns to kale! The pilot episode will be directed by Denver Marcus and the series is expected to premiere in the Spring. For more info. Follow Spy Time on Instagram and Twitter @SpyTimeDuo

Check out the first episode of MONSTER THERAPY - "Married to Jason Vorhees" ​
Jason's wife just wants Jason to replace his ratty, dirty, old, hockey mask.
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Created and written by Jordan Imiola Directed by Nick Tuck. Starring David Pinion, Ray Carsillo, and Jennifer Beth Lambertus. Produced by Jordan Imiola, Nick Tuck, Franz Dean Paasa Lacsina, Denver Marcus Low, Maggie McCall, Teva White, and Veronica Warner. Cinematography by Andy Flores Editing by Franz Dean Paasa Lacsin Production Design by Paul E. Hogan Series Set Decoration by Sophia Alloh and Franz Dean Paasa Lacsina Hannahmarie Mitchell - special makeup effects artist / makeup artist Omar Thomas-Allen - first assistant director Florent Cornillac - boom operator Gian Gigena ... gaffer Andy Flores ... camera operator Matthew Freres - first assistant camera David E. Jang ... dolly grip Joshua McDaniel ... key grip Jalen Pegees ... best boy Julio Rivas - grip Kyser Sanchez - second assistant camera (5 episodes, 2017) Andrew Uribe ... dolly grip Luke Freres.  Dolly grip Alejandro Zamara - gaffer

Check out the new trailer to Romantically Hopeless. 

 Starring David Pinion, Ben Begley, Troy Williams, and Adam Whittington.  Saundra Charleston, Nicole Foti, Maria Paris, and Ksenia Zaytseva. Produced by Jordan Imiola and Jarret Summers. 

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Romantically Hopeless is back for another season! Check out the brand new episode "Ladies Night."

Phil and his friends try to pick up ladies by bar crawling from one ladies night bar to another ladies night bar.

Written by Jordan Chadwick Imiola. Starring David Pinion, Kyle Kwon, Shane Vargas, Denver Marcus Low, Mark Hill, Matthew James Orlando, and Sokrates Frantzis. Director of Photography - Jessica Frias. "Ladies Night" by Kool & the Gang.
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Watch the new director's cut to the pilot episode of "Get Educated."

Check out our new TV pilot "Get Educated." A mockumentary about teachers learning how to educate.
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Written and Directed by Jordan Imiola. Starring David Pinion, Stephen Carey, Nicole Foti, Jordyn Lucas, Maria Paris, Ann Elizabeth Lyon, John J. Pistone, Reid Miller, Amy Letcher, and Karli-Rae Grogan. Produced by Sonja Carey, Jordan Imiola, Jessica Frias, and Jade Grace. Guest Starring Tyler Michael Brown, Carson Freeman, Jason Faulkener, Lizzie White, Kyle Heyman, Taylor Rampe, Karah Britton, Danielle Dutton, Devon Franklin, Jarod Bainbridge, Jack Mayorga, Gerson Gomez, Calli Matthews, Tori Griffith, Mackenzi Heyman, Tommy Spaulding, Kaia Jones, Mallorey Wallace, Camryn Griffith, Jessica Eady, Justin Gaylord, Tyler Markham, Nicholas Neresyan, Sophia Mosich, Julienna Perez, Dylan Reilly, Myah Salinas, Kelly Anne Sweeney, Anthony Uribe, Maddie Uribe, and Micah Vosper. Director of Photography - Gio Barot, Sound Department - Nicholas Cuarto

In the first scene of the pilot, you can see Mr. Garret's history class has posters of Buffalo City Hall and The Buffalo Courier-Express (the classic Buffalo newspaper before The Buffalo News). There's also a UB Buffalo promptly found on the corner of Mr. Garret's desk. ​

So why so much Buffalo love, especially when "Get Educated" was filmed in Los Angeles? It's because the writer and creator, Jordan Imiola, was born and raised in Buffalo. He also graduated with a degree in Television and Film Arts from Buffalo State College. before pursuing screenwriting in Hollywood.

Jordan didn't want to write something that took place in L.A. or N.Y. because most TV shows do. And he noticed successful mockumentaries like "The Office" and "Parks and Recreation" take place in cities that have a sense of community. (i.e. Scranton, PA and Pawnee, IN.) So he thought Buffalo, NY would be the perfect place. And he remembered there hasn’t been a TV show that’s taken place in Buffalo since “Jesse” with Christina Applegate. 

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