With a core team of 4 people, we evangelized this concept and used 24/7 access to the Makerlab as a minimal set. After pitching to professors and students + working with our amazing producer in the second semester, we built a repeatable workflow that made it possible to produce late-night content for a tech audience. .

We brought together a rotating cast of writers and actors from the Cornell Tech community to collaborate on sketches, scripts, and ideas. The writers room was the most fun I've ever had and a place for students to connect & critique technology from a unique lens.

The show became a creative playground for the undercover artists in the tech world - a space to highlight student voices, explore the intersection of art and technology, and push our understanding of technology from a comedic perspective.

If you want to see all our videos, including when we release our next 4 interviews, check out the youtube channel.

If you like work like this, check out dvxi.studio.