Unfortunately for him, the only place interested in his program is HM Prison in Geelong, a run-down regional prison that has money it needs to spend before the end of financial year.

It was all running to plan except for one little problem. Everyone overlooked the fact that the Internet is overrun with cyber bullies, cat videos and adult content, and much to Eric’s discomfort the program was all captured by a camera crew resulting in an eye-opening and at times hilarious WebTV series.

Watch the series unfold and join in the action online as Eric and the prisoners unintentionally enrage, engage but ultimately entertain the general public.

Tim Stone is an award-winning innovative storyteller, who seeks to tell compelling comedic stories that engage audiences across multiple platforms.

He is also a talented writer, director, producer and marketer with a wide range of experience and skills in web television production. Tim’s experience and achievements are exemplified with his Youtube video “Why athletes should wear pants” which has received over 17 million views.

Since graduating from University of Tasmania’s School of Art, Tim has founded a touring video art projection festival in Tasmania called Empire Studios, won the 1999 Melbourne Fringe Festival Visual Art Award for the event, Intersection Public Video Projection and worked for leading Australian arts and cultural institutions including Cinemedia, Film Victoria, ABC Corporate and ABC Television. 

In 2003 Tim received the Arts Portfolio Leadership Award for his contributions to Film Victoria's Film Office. His efforts as a location scout have inspired directors and producers from across the globe to shoot in Victoria, most notably including Spike Jonze. Tim also played a key role in securing the Warner Bros film Where The Wild Things Are for Victoria.

Jackson Castiglione (Co-Writer /Co-Director / Performer / Producer)

Jackson Castiglione creates and performs in provocative comedy projects that engage audiences in innovative ways.

He has studied Theatre Arts at Curtin University (Perth), Physical Theatre at John Bolton's Theatre School (Melbourne) and Film and Television at the Victorian College of the Arts (Melbourne).

He has been a key partner of pvi collective from 2001 to 2010 creating and performing in controversial projects such as Terrorist Training School, 'The Chaser like' Reform posing as community police to members of the public and Resist a tug-of-war conflict resolution service. These productions have been performed for national and international audiences.

Additional credits include writing and performing physical comedies such as Post/Man based on (Chaplin's Modern Times) (Awesome Festival) and How to become a Better Person based on Dickens's Ebenezer Scrooge (PICA). Marizio in Street Smartz 2 for Channel 9, Barking Gecko Theatre and Black Swan Theatre Company productions.

He is also an associate member of Melbourne company, One Step at a Time Like This, and has toured to Chicago, London, Seoul and Adelaide helping to develop and perform En Route. He is currently creating a new work with the company based on Shakespeare’s, Measure for Measure due to premier at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre in 2013.