Directors Tom Noakes + Matt Kamen’s comedy web series ‘Corn Cobs’ debuts on ABC iView

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06 CORNCOB_POSTER 100px.jpegCB Exclusive: Corn Cobs, a dark and irreverent web series from directors Tom Noakes and Matt Kamen has launched on ABCs iView as part of the ABC and Screen Australia Fresh Blood initiative.

The 3-part web series is available for an exclusive 30 day run on the ABC iview platform before being shown on ABC2 later in the year.

The series follows the morally ambiguous misadventures of two men, Patrick and Terry as they run their Corn Cob business from a suburban shopping centre car park. Starring Justin Smith (Howzat! Kerry Packers War, Underbelly) and Dave Eastgate (Elegant Gentleman’s Guide to Knife Fighting, The Moodys) as Patrick and Terry, the three part series charts the lengths they go to to preserve their friendship.

The series marks a first time collaboration between the two directors, who plan to collaborate on more episodes.

Says Noakes: “The ideal outcome was to create a product we could develop into more episodes, or extrude into a 30-minute pilot. We’ve only seen the tip of Pat and Terry’s morally decrepit iceberg. It goes deep. Very deep.”

The comedy series is the perfect follow up to Noake’s successful Doritos Crash the Super Bowl spot, projecting his irreverent style of humour onto a longer form project.

Says Kamen: “Delving into the world of these two miscreants was damn good fun, and in the process we’ve developed a tone and sensibility that we can expand into any format. All the humour derives from their bizarre relationship, so we’re bloody keen to see just how far we could push them before something breaks.”

Creators/Writers – Matt Kamen, Tom Noakes, Will Goodfellow

Directors – Matt Kamen, Tom Noakes

Producers – Chris Kamen, Belinda Dean

Cast – Patrick Smith, Dave Eastgate, John Brumpton, William Oakley

DOP – James Brown

Art Director – Quentin Tetz

Casting Director – Danny Long

Editor – Dan Lee

Post Production – The Editors

Music & Sound Design – Song Zu

Production Company – Cornhole Productions