WINNER ANNOUNCED!

Joey 'CoCo' Diaz Wins!!!

After reviewing all submissions New Mobile Video annouces 'Joey CoCo Diaz' and his half hour comedy script titled 'Manuel Noriega's Medical Marijuana & Cigar Shop' is the winner of our first worldwide search. He is the newest. hottest writer to come through Los Angeles, California since Desi and Lucy, and there's no mistake in using that comparison because of Joey's Cuban Roots. New Mobile Video is pleased to be working with such a tremendous talent. We're putting his half -scripted, half improve show into production immediately and hope to have a sneak peek clip very soon.

Thanks to Everyone who participated. Our submissions department came back with numerous scripts that could be seen on the small screen or the big screen. New Mobile Video may contact submitters in the future for possible use as financing allows.

Look for a presentation soon,

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A Little About Joey CoCo Diaz

Sometimes you watch a film or a television show and there is a particular character that stays with you. Joey ‘Coco’ Diaz is that type of character actor. If you don’t know who he is, he is the hero on the subway in ‘Spiderman II’, and the overweight mobster in the hilarious remake of ‘The Longest Yard’.

Even though he looks like your average New York mobster, Joey ‘Coco’ Diaz was born in Havana, Cube and raised in North Bergen, N.J. When you’re the only spic in an Irish/Italian neighborhood, you better be funny and you better be likable. Joey got his start in Boulder, CO. After a brief stint in the Colorado Correctional Facilities, Joey put away his guns and bulletproof vest and started a standup comedy career. He went on to win Beck National Boulder Broker Comedy Competition.

Off the success of the competition Joey pursued his dream of going to Los Angeles and acting. Not long after he was spotted by a CBS executive and cast in the pilot ‘Bronx County’. Yes, a drama. Other dramatic TV performances include CBS’s ‘Cold Case’, NBC’s ‘E.R.’, NBC’s ‘Law and Order SUV’.

Joey does television comedy, too. With a multiple appearance on Fox’s ‘Mad TV’, the CW’s ‘Everybody Hates Chris’, and CBS’s ‘How I Met Your Mother’.

Using television as a stepping stone, Joey has appeared in several films. Recently he appeared in Greg Araki’s ‘Smiley Face’ which was featured at the Sundance Film Festival. He has other notable roles in ‘Taxi’ and ‘Analyze That’.

Joey ‘Coco’ Diaz is one of the top underground standup comics today. Look for Joey in his upcoming appearances on Martin Lawrence’s ‘First Amendment Comedy’ on Starz and Payaso Comedy Slam on Showtime, both airing this Spring.

Joey’s creation ‘Joey Karate’ won six awards on YouTube and is now being featured on Spike’s ‘Inside the UFC’.

On the big screen, TV screen, and computer screen, Joey ‘Coco’ Diaz sizzles.