[tv-rsl-l] Fw: the Miracle Men." , Television Central, UK.
Ginette Van Praag
ginette at newnet.co.uk
Sun Jun 15 21:43:44 BST 2003
Hi all
Another production you might be interested in?
Regards,
Ginette
----- Original Message -----
From: John Oldford
To: ginette at newnet.co.uk
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 11:52 PM
Subject: the Miracle Men." , Television Central, UK.
Dear Station Manager:
2002, In America, I produced a 45 minute NTSC digital independent movie comprised of film
students and myself called "the Miracle Men." I would appreciate any interest
you might have in airing this movie. I would be happy to send you a VHS preview copy.
It is an American Civil War movie about the subtle interactions of Confederate
and Union soldiers when away from the battlefield, and showcases "man's
humanity to his fellow man." A disabled Union soldier, Captain Joseph
"Joe" Lane is the primary hero, though every soldier in the movie is a
hero in their own right. The movie places family and friends first (a
historical fact), and demonstrates the effects of alcohol abuse.
The movie has aired on numerous Award Winning public TV educational
stations in California, Connecticut, Florida, Idaho, Maine, Montana,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas and others, and it has aired nation wide on a
Dish Network Universityhouse station.
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It premiered 6-12-02 on the Award Winning educational channel GHS-TV-17
in Germantown, Tenn. E. Frank Bluestein Executive Producer, Germantown
Community Television, GHS-TV, 7653 Old Poplar Pike, Germantown TN 38138,
901- 754-4788, 901-755-6951 (FAX)
www.ghstv.org efblue at aol.com
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It aired eight times in the line up Aug. and Sept. 2002 nation wide on
Dish Network, Universityhouse, NAUHS, 9411, educational
channel. email: universityhouse at nau.edu or call RAY DELMOTTE
BROADCAST TRAFFIC COORDINATOR THE UNVIVERSITYHOUSE CHANNEL
"the film offers a unique perspective on the reality of that particular time in
the nation's history."
1-877-867-1824
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It aired during the 2002 holiday season on the Award Winning CTN, San
Diego, CA. Contact: Tracy. J. Defore, Program Production Manager County
Television Network, County of San Diego,1600 Pacific Highway, Room 208,
San Diego, CA 92101-2472 Phone (619) 595-4685
Fax (619) 557-4027 email: Tracy.Defore at sdcounty.ca.gov
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It aired on Public Access Channel 74, on the Award Winning Access
Sacramento, CA, on Saturday, March 15th, 2003 at 7:00 p.m. and continues
in the line up. T.D. Trice, Programming Director Access Sacramento,
(916) 456-8600 x128 email: programming1 at sacramento.org
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It has been airing on Channel 2 and on channel 4 (which reaches 16
different towns as opposed to channel 2 which reaches only Portland
proper) per Tom Handel. Liz Acheson, Channel 2, Portland Public
Access, 100 Oak Street Suite #2, Portland, Maine 04101 (207)775-2900
ext. 3 Fax: (207)761-2559 Web: www.ctn4maine.org (click on Ch 2,
PPAC)
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It aired April 4 at 10 PM (Segment called: CTM Late Night Movie) and
continues in the line up.
Villu Tari, Programming Director says "Good stuff! Thanks!"
Channels 8,10 & 22,
75 Graniteville Road,Chelmsford, MA 01824,
Voice: (978) 251-5143 Chelmsford TeleMedia
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2002, KOCT won four, first place honors in the national Hometown Video
Festival Awards
"The Miracle men" aired in April 2003, the week of Monday April 14 for
the whole week at 2.00 pm
Mon 4/14 at 2.00 pm
Tue 4/15 at 2.00 pm
Wed 4/16 at 2.00 pm
Thu 4/17 at 2.00 pm
Fri 4/18 at 2.00 pm
Sat 4/19 at 2.00 pm and 11.00 pm
Jean de Galzain, KOCT Station Manager, "Thank you !"
3038 - 101 Industry St., Oceanside CA 92054
Ph: (760) 722-4433 Fax: (760) 722-5849
E-Mail: jdegalzain at koct.org
www.koct.org
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It is currently airing on WTP-TV (We The People Television), as seen
on Time Warner 17, TVMax 17 & Kingwood 98, Texas. WTP-TV
Eric Marques says "Good job on the program! It looks great."
Programming Coordinator Houston MediaSource 713-524-7700 x. 20
email: mailbox at houston-mediasource.org
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It is currently airing on FCAT, Foothills Community Access Television,
Channel 11, CA
"Thank you for sending us your wonderful movie. We have shown it several times."
Terri Hicklin,
FCAT Station Mgr.
Foothills Community Access Television
410 South Church St.
Grass Valley, CA 95945
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It is airing on Rocky Hill Community TV14
Joann Hagglund, the Cox Cable Advisory Council said, "The movie was great."
274 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Joann at RHCTV.org
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The Award Winning Tampa Educational Cable Consortium
"The Miracle Men" has been accepted at the Education Channel's 10th
Annual Independents' Film Festival (IFF) Tampa Educational Cable
Consortium for this year's (2003) showcase of independent film and
video. "We love your movie."
Hometown Awards. Best Film Programming on Television
Lucy Griggs. Program Director
Tampa Educational Cable Consortium
703 N. Willow Avenue, Tampa, FL 33606 Phone: 813-254-2253 Fax: 813-253-3267
email: Lucyg at educationchannel.org
www.educationchannel.org
"Celebrating 15 Years of TV That's Good for Your Mind"
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Dr. Shelby Foote, author and historian (commentator on the Ken Burns
Film, "the Civil War") privately viewed the film in Memphis,
Tenn.(2001) Dr. Foot commented in a letter to Mr. Oldford, "the Miracle
Men, I enjoyed it, start to finish."
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Patrick D. Smith, ( Forever Island 1973, A Land Remembered 1984
(Winner of the Florida Historical Society's Tebeau Prize:
Most Outstanding Florida Historical Novel) Author and Historian,
privately viewed the movie in Merritt Island, Fl. (2003) and in a letter
commented, "I thoroughly enjoyed it. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!"
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Press release: Three idealistic Civil War soldiers with quick senses,
and the best of intentions, confront a mysterious stranger.
It is an educational temperate movie, historically accurate, based it on
true stories, and contains no adult language, adult situations, or
graphic violence. The film has Non political messages.
The film was shot in a professional format, color, stereo.
Available in MiniDV, and/or SVHS.
This request for airing considerations is for the year 2003.
Regards,
John C. Oldford
P.O. Box 1792
LaBelle, Fl. 33975
863-675-2387
joldford at strato.net
or jcoldford at yahoo.com
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