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Jan Libby

2008-07-01T13:49:46Z

71.107.61.166: /* External links */

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'''Jan Libby''' is a former writer for the [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|lonelygirl15 video series]]. [[The Creators]] [http://lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10480 announced] her addition to the team on May 25th, 2007, the same day the first episode she wrote, [[Sing With Me]], was released.

Originally from Connecticut, Jan spent many years in Massachusetts & Maine before moving to Los Angeles, California, where she lives today with her dog, Wally. Her background includes experimental filmmaking and all-around storytelling.

In 2003, Jan bought a ticket to something called "The Angel Project," which was a theater installation piece by Deborah Warner. This "journey" was part solo scavenger hunt and part spiritual quest, but not in a traditional religious manner. The experience amazed Jan and got her thinking about the bridge between reality and [[Alternate Reality Game|alternate reality]]. She then read an article about the ARG "{{wikipedia|I_Love_Bees|I Love Bees}}" in The New York Times, and quickly found herself reading everything she could find on [[Alternate Reality Game]]s (ARGs).

After lurking in ARG communities for many months, Jan took part in her first game, called [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=131 Zoe's World]. The experience inspired Jan to create her own game, which she wanted to dive in and do almost immediately. However, she waited and worked on plotting her story out for a year and a half. Such a large amount of preperation time was practically unheard of in the "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|puppet master}}" community, but Jan was working to create the entire game herself and wanted to make sure she had spent the time to do it properly.

In 2006, Jan released her first game, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=205 Sammmeeeees], and found that it was a huge hit. After the conclusion of the game in winter 2006, Jan began working on a sequel, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=226 Sammmeeeees II], which she released in June 2007. Jan had joined lonelygirl15 in May 2007 and despite the fact that her time was somewhat limited Sammmeeeees II was also a great success. While her time remains constrained, Jan loves writing and says that she will always find a few moments in the day for "dreaming up the next big thing," no matter how busy she gets.

Jan has said that she enjoyed the contrast of working on lonelygirl15 and her "indie" alternate reality games. With lonelygirl15, she was able to reach a larger audience and affect more people, but also realized that it was much harder to incorporate the interactivity she loves and pushes so hard for. Whatever ideas she was not able to use with lonelygirl15, Jan applied to her indie game Sammeeeees II. She has commented on how interesting it was to learn what interactive elements worked well with the LG15 community vs. the ARG community.

Jan's upcoming projects include a new Alternate Reality Experience (ARE) with Kiefer Sutherland's East Side Entertainment, which should launch in the fall of 2008. Although the project was first conceived as a small experimental project, it has now been redesigned for worldwide release. However, in keeping with the rules of ARG "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|curtains}}", she has not publicized the name of this game. She is also working on a television show based somewhat on Sammmeeeees, which she hopes will embrace the idea of cross-media entertainment. While working to pitch this show, Jan ran into a great deal of difficulty in trying to explain what ARGs were to network executives. However, in the past few months, Jan has found that they have been significantly more familiar with the concept and have generally embraced her show's idea.

Interestingly, Jan has found similar troubles explaining what ARGs are to her mother. She laughingly quotes her mom as saying, "Honey, I have no idea what you're talking about, but I'm glad you're having fun."

In March 2008, Jan confirmed that she had left lonelygirl15. [http://lg15today.blogspot.com/2008/03/has-jan-libby-left-lonlelygirl15.html] She is currently working on her next project, which is most likely the ARG listed above.

==Notes==
*The name of Jan's game "Sammmeeeees" comes from the word "Samaritan." She found this title appropriate, as she considers ARG players the "good Samaritans," for they are the only people who stop and take such a great deal of time out of their busy lives to help people they don't know.

==External links==
*[http://www.patmo.de/2007/09/03/jan-libby-im-interview.html Interview with ARGReporter]
*[http://www.argnetcast.info/?s=Jan+Libby Interviews with ARG Netcast]

{{CrewIndex}}

Jan Libby

2008-07-01T00:30:29Z

71.107.62.12:

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'''Jan Libby''' is a former writer for the [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|lonelygirl15 video series]]. [[The Creators]] [http://lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10480 announced] her addition to the team on May 25th, 2007, the same day the first episode she wrote, [[Sing With Me]], was released.

Originally from Connecticut, Jan spent many years in Massachusetts & Maine before moving to Los Angeles, California, where she lives today with her dog, Wally. Her background includes experimental filmmaking and all-around storytelling.

In 2003, Jan bought a ticket to something called "The Angel Project," which was a theater installation piece by Deborah Warner. This "journey" was part solo scavenger hunt and part spiritual quest, but not in a traditional religious manner. The experience amazed Jan and got her thinking about the bridge between reality and [[Alternate Reality Game|alternate reality]]. She then read an article about the ARG "{{wikipedia|I_Love_Bees|I Love Bees}}" in The New York Times, and quickly found herself reading everything she could find on [[Alternate Reality Game]]s (ARGs).

After lurking in ARG communities for many months, Jan took part in her first game, called [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=131 Zoe's World]. The experience inspired Jan to create her own game, which she wanted to dive in and do almost immediately. However, she waited and worked on plotting her story out for a year and a half. Such a large amount of preperation time was practically unheard of in the "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|puppet master}}" community, but Jan was working to create the entire game herself and wanted to make sure she had spent the time to do it properly.

In 2006, Jan released her first game, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=205 Sammmeeeees], and found that it was a huge hit. After the conclusion of the game in winter 2006, Jan began working on a sequel, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=226 Sammmeeeees II], which she released in June 2007. Jan had joined lonelygirl15 in May 2007 and despite the fact that her time was somewhat limited Sammmeeeees II was also a great success. While her time remains constrained, Jan loves writing and says that she will always find a few moments in the day for "dreaming up the next big thing," no matter how busy she gets.

Jan has said that she enjoyed the contrast of working on lonelygirl15 and her "indie" alternate reality games. With lonelygirl15, she was able to reach a larger audience and affect more people, but also realized that it was much harder to incorporate the interactivity she loves and pushes so hard for. Whatever ideas she was not able to use with lonelygirl15, Jan applied to her indie game Sammeeeees II. She has commented on how interesting it was to learn what interactive elements worked well with the LG15 community vs. the ARG community.

Jan's upcoming projects include a new Alternate Reality Experience (ARE) with Kiefer Sutherland's East Side Entertainment, which should launch in the fall of 2008. Although the project was first conceived as a small experimental project, it has now been redesigned for worldwide release. However, in keeping with the rules of ARG "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|curtains}}", she has not publicized the name of this game. She is also working on a television show based somewhat on Sammmeeeees, which she hopes will embrace the idea of cross-media entertainment. While working to pitch this show, Jan ran into a great deal of difficulty in trying to explain what ARGs were to network executives. However, in the past few months, Jan has found that they have been significantly more familiar with the concept and have generally embraced her show's idea.

Interestingly, Jan has found similar troubles explaining what ARGs are to her mother. She laughingly quotes her mom as saying, "Honey, I have no idea what you're talking about, but I'm glad you're having fun."

In March 2008, Jan confirmed that she had left lonelygirl15. [http://lg15today.blogspot.com/2008/03/has-jan-libby-left-lonlelygirl15.html] She is currently working on her next project, which is most likely the ARG listed above.

==Notes==
*The name of Jan's game "Sammmeeeees" comes from the word "Samaritan." She found this title appropriate, as she considers ARG players the "good Samaritans," for they are the only people who stop and take such a great deal of time out of their busy lives to help people they don't know.

==External links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8tX2uMj5ok Jan Libby on ARGFest Panel, Winter 2007]
*[http://www.patmo.de/2007/09/03/jan-libby-im-interview.html Interview with ARGReporter]
*[http://www.argnetcast.info/?s=Jan+Libby Interviews with ARG Netcast]

{{CrewIndex}}

Jan Libby

2008-07-01T00:25:00Z

71.107.62.12:

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'''Jan Libby''' is a former writer for the [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|lonelygirl15 video series]]. [[The Creators]] [http://lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10480 announced] her addition to the team on May 25th, 2007, the same day the first episode she wrote, [[Sing With Me]], was released.

Originally from Connecticut, Jan spent many years in Massachusetts & Maine before moving to Los Angeles, California, where she lives today with her dog, Wally. Her background includes experimental filmmaking and all-around storytelling.

In 2003, Jan bought a ticket to something called "The Angel Project," which was a theater installation piece by Deborah Warner. This "journey" was part solo scavenger hunt and part spiritual quest, but not in a traditional religious manner. The experience amazed Jan and got her thinking about the bridge between reality and [[Alternate Reality Game|alternate reality]]. She then read an article about the ARG "{{wikipedia|I_Love_Bees|I Love Bees}}" in The New York Times, and quickly found herself reading everything she could find on [[Alternate Reality Game]]s (ARGs).

After lurking in ARG communities for many months, Jan took part in her first game, called [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=131 Zoe's World]. The experience inspired Jan to create her own game, which she wanted to dive in and do almost immediately. However, she waited and worked on plotting her story out for a year and a half. Such a large amount of preperation time was practically unheard of in the "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|puppet master}}" community, but Jan was working to create the entire game herself and wanted to make sure she had spent the time to do it properly.

In 2006, Jan released her first game, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=205 Sammmeeeees], and found that it was a huge hit. After the conclusion of the game in winter 2006, Jan began working on a sequel, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=226 Sammmeeeees II], which she released in June 2007. Jan had joined lonelygirl15 in May 2007 and despite the fact that her time was somewhat limited Sammmeeeees II was also a great success. While her time remains constrained, Jan loves writing and says that she will always find a few moments in the day for "dreaming up the next big thing," no matter how busy she gets.

Jan has said that she enjoyed the contrast of working on lonelygirl15 and her "indie" alternate reality games. With lonelygirl15, she was able to reach a larger audience and affect more people, but also realized that it was much harder to incorporate the interactivity she loves and pushes so hard for. Whatever ideas she was not able to use with lonelygirl15, Jan applied to her indie game Sammeeeees II. She has commented on how interesting it was to learn what interactive elements worked well with the LG15 community vs. the ARG community.

Jan's upcoming projects include a new Alternate Reality Experience (ARE), which should launch in the fall of 2008. Although the project was first conceived as a small experimental project, it has now been redesigned for worldwide release. However, in keeping with the rules of ARG "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|curtains}}", she has not publicized the name of this game. She is also working on a television show based somewhat on Sammmeeeees, which she hopes will embrace the idea of cross-media entertainment. While working to pitch this show, Jan ran into a great deal of difficulty in trying to explain what ARGs were to network executives. However, in the past few months, Jan has found that they have been significantly more familiar with the concept and have generally embraced her show's idea.

Interestingly, Jan has found similar troubles explaining what ARGs are to her mother. She laughingly quotes her mom as saying, "Honey, I have no idea what you're talking about, but I'm glad you're having fun."

In March 2008, Jan confirmed that she had left lonelygirl15. [http://lg15today.blogspot.com/2008/03/has-jan-libby-left-lonlelygirl15.html] She is currently working on her next project, which is most likely the ARG listed above.

==Notes==
*The name of Jan's game "Sammmeeeees" comes from the word "Samaritan." She found this title appropriate, as she considers ARG players the "good Samaritans," for they are the only people who stop and take such a great deal of time out of their busy lives to help people they don't know.

==External links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8tX2uMj5ok Jan Libby on ARGFest Panel, Winter 2007]
*[http://www.patmo.de/2007/09/03/jan-libby-im-interview.html Interview with ARGReporter]
*[http://www.argnetcast.info/?s=Jan+Libby Interviews with ARG Netcast]

{{CrewIndex}}

Jan Libby

2008-07-01T00:22:57Z

71.107.62.12:

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'''Jan Libby''' is a former writer for the [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|lonelygirl15 video series]]. [[The Creators]] [http://lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10480 announced] her addition to the team on May 25th, 2007, the same day the first episode she wrote, [[Sing With Me]], was released.

Originally from Connecticut, Jan spent many years in Massachusetts & Maine before moving to Los Angeles, California, where she lives today with her dog, Wally. Her background includes experimental filmmaking and all-around storytelling.

In 2003, Jan bought a ticket to something called "The Angel Project," which was a theater installation piece by Deborah Warner. This "journey" was part solo scavenger hunt and part spiritual quest, but not in a traditional religious manner. The experience amazed Jan and got her thinking about the bridge between reality and [[Alternate Reality Game|alternate reality]]. She then read an article about the ARG "{{wikipedia|I_Love_Bees|I Love Bees}}" in The New York Times, and quickly found herself reading everything she could find on [[Alternate Reality Game]]s (ARGs).

After lurking in ARG communities for many months, Jan took part in her first game, called [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=131 Zoe's World]. The experience inspired Jan to create her own game, which she wanted to dive in and do almost immediately. However, she waited and worked on plotting her story out for a year and a half. Such a large amount of preperation time was practically unheard of in the "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|puppet master}}" community, but Jan was working to create the entire game herself and wanted to make sure she had spent the time to do it properly.

In 2006, Jan released her first game, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=205 Sammmeeeees], and found that it was a huge hit. After the conclusion of the game in winter 2006, Jan began working on a sequel, [http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/index.php?f=226 Sammmeeeees II], which she released in June 2007. Jan had joined lonelygirl15 in May 2007 and despite the fact that her time was somewhat limited Sammmeeeees II was also a great success. While her time remains constrained, Jan loves writing and says that she will always find a few moments in the day for "dreaming up the next big thing," no matter how busy she gets.

Jan has said that she enjoyed the contrast of working on lonelygirl15 and her "indie" alternate reality games. With lonelygirl15, she was able to reach a larger audience and affect more people, but also realized that it was much harder to incorporate the interactivity she loves and pushed so hard for. Whatever ideas she was not able to use with lonelygirl15, Jan applied to her indie games. She has commented on how interesting it was to learn what interactive elements worked with the LG15 community vs. the ARG community.

Jan's upcoming projects include a new Alternate Reality Experience (ARE), which should launch in the fall of 2008. Although the project was first conceived as a small experimental project, it has now been redesigned for worldwide release. However, in keeping with the rules of ARG "{{wikipedia|Alternate_reality_game#Unique_terminology|curtains}}", she has not publicized the name of this game. She is also working on a television show based somewhat on Sammmeeeees, which she hopes will embrace the idea of cross-media entertainment. While working to pitch this show, Jan ran into a great deal of difficulty in trying to explain what ARGs were to network executives. However, in the past few months, Jan has found that they have been significantly more familiar with the concept and have generally embraced her show's idea.

Interestingly, Jan has found similar troubles explaining what ARGs are to her mother. She laughingly quotes her mom as saying, "Honey, I have no idea what you're talking about, but I'm glad you're having fun."

In March 2008, Jan confirmed that she had left lonelygirl15. [http://lg15today.blogspot.com/2008/03/has-jan-libby-left-lonlelygirl15.html] She is currently working on her next project, which is most likely the ARG listed above.

==Notes==
*The name of Jan's game "Sammmeeeees" comes from the word "Samaritan." She found this title appropriate, as she considers ARG players the "good Samaritans," for they are the only people who stop and take such a great deal of time out of their busy lives to help people they don't know.

==External links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8tX2uMj5ok Jan Libby on ARGFest Panel, Winter 2007]
*[http://www.patmo.de/2007/09/03/jan-libby-im-interview.html Interview with ARGReporter]
*[http://www.argnetcast.info/?s=Jan+Libby Interviews with ARG Netcast]

{{CrewIndex}}

They'll Do Anything

2007-10-13T22:09:57Z

71.107.42.125: /* Notes */

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| number = 320
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| caption = I don't like those sunglasses!
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| date = October 13th, 2007
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| forumid = 14498
| length = 02:19
| description = Sonia thought she was alone, but we combined each other's footage to show you what happened. - Daniel
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{{EpHeader|320|They’ll Do Anything}} This video is correctly called "They’ll Do Anything", with a punctuation apostrophe (right single quotation mark) instead of a typewriter apostrophe - it resides here for easier accessibility.
==Transcript==
(''Sonia is sitting in a car.'')

'''Sonia:''' So, uhm, I'm alone now. Totally alone. No Carl, no Hymn of One, nobody. I thought that Jonas and Daniel wanted to help. I thought that they wanted to fight the Order. I guess I was wrong. They're moving her tonight. And this is probably my only chance. But I'll do whatever it takes.

(''The [[adopting couple]] and a [[Deacon]] are standing outside a house with a [[Ceremony Baby]] in a carrier. A [[Watcher]] is standing in the street keeping watch.'')

'''Sonia:''' Quick get the baby in the house! Get the baby in the house! Get the baby in the house!

(''Sonia's footage shows the Watcher running towards the house with Jonas's car driving behind him. Daniel's footage shows shows their car driving towards the Watcher.'')

'''Daniel:''' Just hit him! Hit him!

(''Jonas runs down the Watcher.'')

'''Sonia:''' Hurry!

'''Daniel:''' (''kicking Watcher'') Stay down.

'''Jonas:''' Is he down?

'''Daniel:''' Go go! (''Jonas approaches house with gun drawn'') Be careful man.

(''The Deacon that was standing with the adopting couple, in [[sunglasses]], comes out of house.'')

'''Jonas:''' Get down! Get out here, come over here! And get down.

'''Deacon:''' You're not going to get the baby.

'''Jonas:''' Get down!

'''Deacon:''' What are you doing?

'''Jonas:''' Just get the fuck down!

'''Deacon:''' All right, but you're still not gonna get the baby.

'''Watcher:''' (''approaching'') Jonas!

'''Jonas:''' (''aiming gun at Deacon'') Don't come any closer or I will shoot him.

'''Deacon:''' You're not going to get the baby.

'''Watcher:''' Get away from him!

'''Jonas:''' Back up!

'''Daniel:''' Don't do anything stupid man.

(''Watcher shoots the Deacon; blood splatters on the camera lens'')

'''Jonas:''' Jesus! Drop it!

'''Daniel:''' Get down, man, you get down!

'''Jonas:''' I know what I'm doing! Drop it!

'''Watcher:''' Sonia, Sonia, you know why I'm here. Give me the baby.

'''Sonia:''' (''coming out of house with baby in a carrier'') Put the gun down! Back up if you want this baby to be safe!

'''Daniel:''' Is she okay?

'''Jonas:''' Put it down, put it down.

'''Watcher:''' Fine, fine, just don't hurt her.

'''Jonas:''' Kick it over to me, kick it over.

(''Watcher kicks the gun towards Jonas.'')

'''Jonas:''' Good job. Get the fuck down. You think this is funny? I'm not fucking with you! Get down!

'''Watcher:''' You're making a mistake.

'''Jonas:''' You're making a mistake. Shut the fuck up.

'''Daniel:''' C'mon man, just get in the car, go go go get in, get in!

(''They drive away. Cut to Sonia getting back in car without the baby.'')

'''Jonas:''' Everything okay?

'''Sonia:''' Yeah, the baby's gonna be fine, just drive.

==Notes==
*Sonia drove her car to the scene and left with Jonas, abandoning her car at the crime scene.
*This video was posted on a Saturday, a rare weekend posting.
*California law states a mother may abandon her baby if it is less than a month old at a government building such as a police station or a hospital without any questioning. However, if the baby is more than a month old, the mother will be traced down and possibly arrested.

Steve

2007-08-13T05:19:14Z

71.107.199.34: /* Theories */

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'''Steve''' is a mysterious friend of [[Kate]]'s who she met at the library while searching for information on memory loss. Steve claims to suffer from a similar ailment, and offers to help Kate get her memory back. However, both [[Charlie]] and [[Tariq]] think that Steve is a creep and try to keep Kate away from him.

==Theories==
Follow this [[Theories About Characters#Steve|link]] for theories about Steve.

{{KateCharIndex}}

while being entertained by Gavin's chicken dance to distract everyone, Tariq goes threw Steve's bag and find the hymn of one broacher