In 2014 filmmaker Joshua Lundberg and actor Georgia Woodward collaborated on a short drama, Unmanned. In early 2015 they decided to work together on something a bit more complicated: a web series.

After months of writing, casting, rehearsing and gearing up our marketing, we launched into production and filmed Season 1 in 7 days. It was a blast - and really hard work.




Every production is a learning experience. You learn about yourself as a filmmaker, actor or technician and you learn a great deal about the universe you've built; where you went right, where you went wrong.

We get A Shared House now, and we don't just want to make more, we believe it needs more. There's more to the world, the characters - so much to explore! As such we think of Season 1 as our pilot; we know how to deliver a greater sense of entertainment and satisfaction to our audience and that's what we're working towards now.




We've assembled a writing team for Season 2 to avoid traps encountered by using a single writer in Season 1.

There is a plan in place for the new batch of episodes, which will see a show come to life with more humour, greater depth to the characters and a broader universe as we explore the characters outside their lives in the house.

We've put in a lot of hard work, but to make something with more depth and higher production values we need your help.



As with Season 1 we will make regular updates on social media - across our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts - and keep backers in the loop on what we're up to.

We'll also post any interviews and behind-the-scenes content on our YouTube channel.
Here are some samples from last time around!

Cast interviews:


Crew Interviews:

Stretch Goals

We've been working hard to do Season 2 on the same budget we had for Season 1. That is to say, for nothing at all!

With Season 1 out in the wild we know where improvements can be made, but we need some help.

Our objective is to lock down the best team we can get and do right by them as they did by us the first time around. Our funds will be used to hire a professional sound recordist, pay our actors, pay for make-up and production design, catering and purchase production resources.




We'll be working with donated equipment, with the exception of that hired through our sound recordist and boom operators. What we will need to buy is a bunch of hard drives, because we're shooting at 4K resolution to save precious time by cropping for close-ups (a practice Joshua is familiar with using the Panasonic GH4, BlackMagic 4K and Red Epic).

Our key challenge for Season 2 is, as mentioned, improving the quality of the look, performances and writing of the series - we want to take it to the next level.

As always the key obstacle to achieving our goal is the ever-present time pressure involved in independent ultra-low-budget production.

We're an efficient and enthusiastic team, with plenty of filmmaking experience between us, but things still go wrong and making a quality product demands every moment of your attention throughout the production process.

We know we can do as well as we did last time, but our challenge is to do better. We're going to achieve that by sourcing better equipment, putting the extra work into the script - which will include a number of Writer's Room sessions - and rehearsing with extra parameters, such as script timing and continuity.

We're determined to overcome the challenges ahead, and will be delighted to take our backers along for the ride.