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It seems progress has been made for the new online series title Quarterlife by Hollywood’s Edward Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz (Blood Diamond, The Last Samurai, Thirtysomething, My So-Called Life, Relativity). It now has a debut date - November 11 on MySpace and November 12 on Quarterlife.com.

The series details what happens when a 20-something video blogger starts vlogging about her friends.

There is a preview of the show currently available on the Quarterlife.com website.

There is also an interesting article over at News.com about working online and some of the creators’ thoughts about the series and the “deals with the devil” that need to be made in order to make something large like this fly (read: deal with MySpace).

It seems that the Quarterlife website will not only serve as a host for the show, but will also attempt to be a social networking site.

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