Official Home of Vexika™ the Web Series
Our web series starts here, thanks for watching:
Vexika was featured on G4TV.com's show Around the Net Co-Host Kevin Pereira says, "I've watched every episode (of the web series) btw, brilliant!" However, Candace Bailey still doesn't understand it.
Real Talk About Web Series Expectations
Thinking about creating your own web series? Already deep into one? Welcome - you're in good company.
We’ve walked the path ourselves, and let’s be honest: producing and promoting a web series isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s gritty, time-consuming, often underfunded, and usually done with more passion than polish. And that’s okay.
Scripted web series are niche by nature - laser-focused stories told for a specific audience, typically made without studio backing or big-budget resources. Many creators face low view counts and minimal exposure, despite pouring heart and soul into their work.
But let’s clear something up: just because it’s not “industry-grade” doesn’t mean it’s not valuable. The ability to write, film, edit, and publish an original story - even with zero budget - is a massive accomplishment. Some series are rough around the edges, sure. Others completely nail it.
Common pitfalls we’ve seen (and sometimes stumbled into ourselves):
- Ignoring basic editing and camera angle principles
- Little to no lighting strategy
- Performances that… don’t quite land
- Using only the in-camera mic (you know the sound)
- Lack of a hook - nothing exciting, emotional, or weird to draw you in
In creating Vexika, we’ve done our best to hit the fundamentals - and we’re committed to growing and improving with every episode. From storytelling to production value, this is an ongoing journey for us.
We’re a married couple making a sci-fi web series on weekends - for fun, for fans, and for anyone who loves DIY storytelling. We’re not rocking a RED camera or hiring ILM anytime soon, but we’re here, we’re learning, and we’re putting it all out there.
Thanks for visiting. Watch, share, create. We’re cheering for you too.
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4/10/2025 - Yeeeeaaaaaahh, trying to put the site back together. 15 years ago I used server-side includes and tables. Fun. | 
