The Outs

The Outs
Genre	Gay drama
Created by	Adam Goldman
Written by	Adam Goldman Sasha Winters
Directed by	Adam Goldman
Starring	Adam Goldman Sasha Winters Hunter Canning
Theme music composer	Various
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of episodes	6 + 1 special
Release
Original network	www.theouts.tv
Original release	March 27, 2012 (2012-03-27) – April 1, 2013 (2013-04-01)
External links
Website

The Outs is a seven-episode web series which premiered in 2012. Filmed and set in Brooklyn, New York, the show tells the story of Mitchell (played by Adam Goldman), his best friend Oona (Sasha Winters), and his ex-boyfriend Jack (Hunter Canning).

Plot

Mitchell navigates gay life in New York.

Cast

• Adam Goldman as Mitchell
• Sasha Winters as Oona
• Hunter Canning as Jack Widows
• Tommy Heleringer as Paul "Scruffy"
• Jon Golbe as Cute Delivery Guy
• Shawn Frank as Russell
• Phillip Taratula as Ty
• Sean Patrick McGowan as Drew
• Alan Cumming as Himself

Production and release

The Outs was entirely crowd-funded through two Kickstarter crowdfunding campaigns. The first campaign started after the first episode was complete. The goal was set at $1000 but received $1685.^[1] The second campaign started after the first three episodes were released. The goal was set at $8000 but received $22,339 with 503 backers.^[2] As a result of the success in fund raising for the show, a special seventh episode was announced.

The series was filmed predominantly in the Prospect Heights and Crown Heights areas of Brooklyn, New York, often featuring local businesses.

The Outs consists of seven episodes, the first of which debuted on March 27, 2012. The series final installment—called a "Chanukah Special"—was released on April 1, 2013.^[3]

Soundtrack

The soundtrack features the work of various Brooklyn-based musicians.

Episode 1 "State of the Union"

• "Things To Do" – Beauty Feast
• "I Will Be Glad" – Akudama
• "Mockingbird, Mockingbird" – Richard Vagnino

Episode 2 "Whiskey Dick"

• "LD's Groove" – Spencerworld
• "Slow Sound" – Strange Shapes
• "Lover's Spit" – Chris Rubeo (covering Broken Social Scene)

Episode 3 "Moon River"

• "Avalon" – New Beings
• "Glass House" – Silian Rail
• "Feathers, Flannel and Fringe" – Black on Brown
• "A Decent Man" – Mike Hamel
• "Are You Ready" – The Record Winter
• "I Want To Stab You In The Face" – Krinkle Bearcat

Episode 4 "Fun Party"

• "For You In Confidence" – Chris Rubeo

Episode 5 "Fucking it Up"

• "The Way of the Sun" – The Outs
• "Shoes" – Pajama People
• "I'd Chill for Your Sins" – WINFIELD

Episode 6 "Significant Others"

• "Phantom Cat" - Perfect Teeth
• "Oh My! Dear Love!" - Suns
• "Lovers" - Gauzy
• "Life in Glorious Stereo" - Screaming Maldini
• "Old Bone" - Wet
• "The River" - Beauty Feast

Chanukah Special

• "A Clear Mind, A Better Time" - Del Water Gap
• "I Remember When" - Matt Musselman
• "toast" - Pajama People
• "Handmedown" - Pajama People
• "Goodnight, No Blame" - Silian Rail
• "In the Yard" - Del Water Gap
• "Memphis" - Perfect Teeth
• "Tears" - We Are Knights
• "I Love You But Sometimes You Make Me Feel Crazy" - Chris Rubeo
• "Snow Pt. 3" - Chris Rubeo
• "Saviour in the Stereo" - Dreamshow

Awards and nominations

References

External links

Wikiquote has quotations related to: The Outs

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• The Outs at the Internet Movie Database