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How to Bake a Cake in the Digital Age (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 25, 2024

Original Title:
How to Bake a Cake in the Digital Age

Genres:
Comedy

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 31

A half-hour comedy special set in a cooking show that may or may not ever start, starring Christina Catherine Martinez, who may or may not be playing a character that may or may not be having a real emotional breakdown.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Filmed in November 2020 at Human Resources Gallery in Los Angeles, Christina performs her jokes for an audience of no one but the small crew who is filming her, some of whom may or may not be figments of sound design. HTBCDA grinds the lens of Martinez's live stand up material for the screen, peering into the constructed nature of the filmed comedy special, and the constructed nature of the performer herself.

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Additional Camera:
Jeremy Franchi

Cinematography:
Christopher Richmond

Director:
Christopher Richmond

Editor:
Jeremy Franchi
Christopher Richmond

Mixing Engineer:
Newman Wolf
Frank Wolf

Sound Designer:
Christina Catherine Martinez
Christopher Richmond

Thanks:
John Birtle
Human Resources Los Angeles
Jennifer Doyle

Writer:
Christina Catherine Martinez

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