"Whenever someone asks me what I do - I tell them I'm an educator!" says Edwin, and that's how the comedic web series The Institute starts. The show is set in the San Fernando Valley in the 70s and about the mismatched brothers, Edwin and C.J., who start an acting school that teaches students how to break into the exciting new world of erotic cinema. Every episode of Season 1 (12 filmed) shows the comical origin of a sexual term, such as "rusty trombone", "dirty sanchez", "Cincinnati bowtie", etc.
In the first episode called "Dirty Sanchez", Edwin must mediate a conflict between two students while we learn about the origin of the world's first porn school. Have a look at the pilot episode:
The team of filmmakers who created The Institute are a professional bunch, but they were out to have a little fun. The producer, Mike Anderson, has produced films and documentaries starring actors, like Michael Clark Duncan and Mandy Moore. But he figured, who doesn’t love a little porn-mockumentary every now and again?! David Martin Cohen, who is usually a writer for award shows and feature length screenplays, is responsible for the creative absurdity behind the writing, and those porn-tastic performances were directed by the up and coming, award winning director, Tyrone Huff. All the madness was pulled together with the stellar editing magic of big Drew Kilcoin, who works on projects with Kevin Spacey and does a multitude of feature films. The series stars Mo Mandel, the winner of Comedy Central’s Open Mic Fight, as well as the star of the controversial show of the Amazing Racist series Ari Shaffir.
If you wanna see more of this crazy web series, go to their website http://theinstitutefilms.com/ or check out their YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/enrollingnow
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