-The Huffington Post

TORONTO, ON (July 26, 2016) - Comedian, actress, television host and best-selling author Carla Collins has recently launched a new web series, titled Carla Collins Comes Clean, produced by LA-based production company SHEnaniganz and directed by award-winning filmmaker, Thomas D. Moser. The wickedly hilarious first episode, titled “Korean Spa” was launched on July 21, with followup episodes scheduled every Thursday on Collins’ YouTube channel.

The single camera series, which features Collins speaking to camera in a bubble-filled bathtub, presents the comedian sharing personal stories in an uninhibited and no-holds-barred manner. Ranging from three to five minutes, each episode takes the viewers on a journey through the exciting and sometimes unbelievable mishaps Collins encounters regularly in her day-to-day life.

From hosting Canada’s highest rated entertainment show “eNow” to starring in her hit network television series, “Carlawood”, Collins has become a prominent and well respected figure in the Canadian entertainment scene. Carla’s first solo stand-up special, “The Wonder Bra Years”, aired on The Comedy Network, becoming one of the highest rated in the network’s Comedy Now series. Hailed as the “Queen of Comedy” and “Canada’s Tina Fey” by Canadian press, Carla can currently be seen as a celebrity panelist on Super Channel’s new comedy/variety series “Too Much Information” and is also a regular celebrity gossip and fashion commentator on Breakfast Television.

Since moving to Los Angeles, Collins was named “the funniest woman in comedy” by BeautyStyleWatch magazine and headlines clubs and theatres all over North America. She has become a staple in the stand-up community, performing at venues such as The Hollywood Improv, The Comedy Store, The Jon Lovitz Club and Flappers in LA. Carla has also been featured in Just for Laughs, the Los Angeles Comedy Festival, and the Vancouver Comedy Festival. Recently, Collins was awarded the prestigious Comedian Of The Year Award by the Southern California Motion Picture Council and is currently filming “The Last Laugh” a sitcom she created about performing stand-up at funerals. 

Although based in Los Angeles, Carla frequently returns to Canada to perform stand-up shows in Ottawa and Toronto, Ontario; Calgary, Alberta; Vancouver, British Columbia; St. John’s, Newfoundland; Montreal, Quebec; and St. John, New Brunswick.

For more information on Carla Collins, please visit: http://www.carlacollins.com

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Cory Stewart, Embrace Disruption PR

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About Carla Collins:

Carla Collins is an award-winning comedian, actress, television host and author of the best selling comedic self-help book Angels, Vampires and Douche Bags. Carla headlines comedy venues across the US and Canada and the Huffington Post calls her “hilarious, masterful and belly-achingly funny.” Collins is currently filming The Last Laugh, a sitcom she created loosely based on her life in LA performing stand-up comedy at funerals.

Twitter: @Carla_Collins

Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1rfi9Vn

YouTube: http://bit.ly/1fgi5iE

Website: www.carlacollins.com

About SHEnaniganz:

SHEnaniganz, owned by Penny Edmiston, is a production company based in Los Angeles. Edmiston is an award-winning filmmaker with a successful 30 year career of producing commercials,  stills and documentaries such as “Bones Brigade” directed by Stacy Peralta and the 2016 Cannes Lion winner Norton’s “Where Cyber Crime Goes To Hide” directed by Academy Award winner Daniel Junge. She is currently in post production on her film “The Hiraeth”. With many television and documentary projects in development, she hopes to continually be inspired by content, corn-dogs and the bigger picture.

About the Director:

Thomas D. Moser is an award-winning filmmaker with over 15 years experience in directing, editing and visual effects. He has worked in film and television for a range of studios and production companies, including Marvel, Lionsgate, Disney, Sony and Mattel. He currently resides at Blacklist Digital, the production company responsible for indie hits “Band of Brothers” and current Sundance film “The First Girl I Loved”.

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