Low Budget Media

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[[Low Budget Movie II]] is a sequel to [[The Low Budget Movie]]. Very little is known about this movie and [[Some Guy|no one]] will comment on it.
[[Low Budget Movie II]] is a sequel to [[The Low Budget Movie]]. Very little is known about this movie and [[Some Guy|no one]] will comment on it.
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==Recent Events==
Low Budget Media was purchased by [[Mississlippy]] on September 9, [[2008]].
Low Budget Media was purchased by [[Mississlippy]] on September 9, [[2008]].
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Some Guy recently said that there are no plans in the future to release anything from Low Budget Media.
==See Also==
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Revision as of 07:37, 29 January 2009

Low Budget Media is a low budget production company. Low Budget Media was founded by Some Guy in 2005. Low Budget Media is owned by Mississlippy.

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RRLBN

The Really Really Low Budget News was the first project from Low Budget Media. The show was intended to be a short news show. However, the show was unscripted and every show was different. Later in the series, Some Guy was getting frustrated with the cast and canceled the show.

Low Budget Movie

The Low Budget Movie was the second project. The Low Budget Movie was a zombie hunting movie which featured the ZEF. Production began in 2006 and was canceled in 2007 due to poor early reviews.

LBTV

Low Budget Television was a ten minute show similar to the RRLBN. However, the show was more scripted with the exception of the final episode which was a disaster. The series only lasted five episodes before it was canceled. LBTV led to Low Budget TV.

Low Budget Movie II

Low Budget Movie II is a sequel to The Low Budget Movie. Very little is known about this movie and no one will comment on it.

Recent Events

Low Budget Media was purchased by Mississlippy on September 9, 2008.

Some Guy recently said that there are no plans in the future to release anything from Low Budget Media.

See Also

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