Congrats to Eric Evangelista and Hot Snakes Media for TLC's massive hit. We're proud to have been a part of it. From The Hollywood Reporter:
Breaking Amish is only two episodes into its 10-episode run. The first two episodes, which have aired Sept. 9 and Sept. 16, have averaged just shy of 3 million viewers. That makes it the most-watched series premiere in three years -- a much stronger performer than fellow freshman Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
We recently completed this EPK for an incredible elementary school in East LA.
Please visit cpsoa.org to make a contribution to the outstanding work they do there.
Huge news today:
Dolly has cleared the way for us to release Hollywood to Dollywood on DVD!
Order it here: hollywood2dollywood.com
From the wires:
The film, which has screened at dozens of film festivals worldwide, now has the blessing of Parton who had nothing to do with its planning or production.
But after she saw the film, her management worked out a deal with the twins that allows them to use 15 of her songs in the film including such classics as I Will Always Love You, Jolene and Coat of Many Colors and two previously unreleased Parton tunes Celebrate the Dreamer in You and Sky is Not the Limit.
The deal for the music was finalized today. Details were not disclosed but part of the arrangement calls for 10 percent of each DVD/BluRay disc sold to benefit the Imagination Library, Parton’s literacy foundation.
Directed by John Lavin, the film chronicles the cross-country trip in a rented RV they name Jolene. The Lanes and Gary’s boyfriend Mike Bowen embark on a road trip that is also a journey of self-discovery. Also appearing early parts of the film are Oscar winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, actress Beth Grant and actors Chad Allen and Leslie Jordan.
We closed the NYC Downtown Film Festival on Saturday night, February 25th to a sold-out house.
And we won Best Documentary.
Check out this Yahoo news article on director John Lavin.
Congrats to Studio Lambert and American Chainsaws for 6 one-hour eps of Rat Bastards for Spike.
This pilot was especially fun to cut since I'm from Louisiana and the cajun accents still crack me up.
An interesting mashup of Ted Baker London clothes, fall food recipes and H2D press. (Starts on page 44)
Nice mention from the Gray Lady
This was published across the country on the nation-wide Edge network.
A down n'dirty little three minute sizzle we created for the band, Father Tiger. Recorded live at Boardner's Hollywood 8/23/11
Almost 650,000 views of a little video we created in one afternoon: