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Our new project: The Clusterfucked podcast

So this page used to be the blog for our film I Am What I Play and if you scroll down below, you will see our previous posts detailing the making of and eventual release of this fine documentary about rock radio disc jockeys.

Now we have moved on to the wonderful word of podcasting and the subject of U.S. politics.  The premise of the podcast is liberals are too clustered in the big cities and not spread out enough across the U.S. to win more elections.  What can liberals do to change this?  The short answer is move!  And those who are already in red states can make more of an effort to persuade.

It’s called Clusterfucked: “A liberal host with red state guests.”   We did a movie trailer to further explain the concept.  Watch:

And join us at www.cfthepodcast.com for all the episodes and more info about the podcast!

I Am What I Play blog moves to Facebook

Happy 2017!  As much of an absolute delight as it is running this blog, the truth of the matter is social media is where it’s at.  We post much more frequently on our Facebook page so we invite you to join us there going forward, for updates on the film and other radio tidbits.

Click below to like the Facebook page and follow us there.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Am-What-I-Play/297875140261718

If you haven’t already, hopefully you will get to see the film in 2017.  Enjoy!

State of the Union

We haven’t been very active on this film blog the last couple of months as we’ve been tying up some loose ends with music licensing in the movie and other things connected with our distributors.  A reminder that we have had a US distributor since just before the film premiered, 7th Art Releasing. Earlier this year, Blue Ant International picked up the film for international distribution and CBC television in Canada acquired the film for national broadcast. The next showing in Canada will be on the Documentary Channel, Dec 18 at 9:00 pm EST.

The distributors are talking with different broadcasters in several countries about acquiring the film so we hope to have some more good news in 2017.

We appreciate all who have gotten in touch on social media or by email to ask where they can see the film.  We are anxious for it to be available online in some capacity but the distributors handle that aspect of it so we will update you on this page in the coming weeks. In the meantime, we are still very much open to doing special screenings with radio communities in various North American cities.  If you think there is an opportunity where you live, and a suitable venue, don’t hesitate to get in touch and hopefully we can set up a screening.

Lastly, sometime early next year we hope to make available on YouTube some interview clips that never made it into the film. Pat, Meg, Charles and David had so many great stories to tell and we just didn’t have room for all of them in the final cut. But a number will see the light of day on YouTube so again, stay tuned to this page for more info on that coming soon!

Canadian Television Premiere

Tonight, August 14th, at 9:00 pm EST, I Am What I Play will have its Canadian television premiere on CBC’s The Documentary Channel:

http://www.cbc.ca/documentarychannel/docs/i-am-what-i-play

We are also pleased to announce an international distribution deal with Blue Ant Media.  They took the film to France earlier this year for MIPCOM, the annual international broadcasting trade show.

http://blueantmedia.ca/portfolio/i-am-what-i-play/

Stay tuned to this blog for updates on other broadcast screenings.

Turning the Tables

Some big news coming up about a Canadian broadcaster and an international distribution deal for the film but for now, please enjoy film star David Marsden turning the tables on film Director Roger King and interviewing him for www.nythespirit.com