RADIO Z: HORROR MOVIE TAKES OVER ERWIN, TN

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Joy Everlasting Films, a new film company based in the Appalachian region, has accepted Radio Z as their next full-length, feature film. With the vision of one day hiring people to do full-time movie-making in an area that is often overlooked by Hollywood, Joy Everlasting and director A.J. Rose hold hope for the low-budget film’s success.

“I think that Radio Z has a strong chance of gaining ‘cult favorite’ status” states Rose.

The main hero and creatures of Radio Z contrast the popular Hollywood standard of sex symbols and common metaphors. By using the unique nature that the creatures have, Rose cultivates a new psychological angle within the horror genre.

“The creatures in this film are called ‘creatures’ - they’re not necessarily zombies.”

Erwin, TN was chosen as the location for the film because of its vintage qualities. Mom-and-pop shops, indolent streets, and wooded landscaping paint the backdrop throughout the film.

“Erwin fit the bill perfectly, and the local response to our presence here was just icing on the cake - the government, law enforcement, businesses, and families have all been fantastic,” said Rose.

Although the film will be out on DVD, Rose hopes to release through local theaters in Erwin and the surrounding areas first. However, finding a theater to accommodate the film is currently proving to be a challenge for Rose since the film is recorded using a high definition, digital medium and not a reel based camera. The film is aimed for an October 2011 release, plus entry into several film festivals.

For those interested in participating in this film, it is not too late. There will be several opportunities for extras and production assistants in the near future. For information on auditions, locations, and motion classes, please visit http://undeadmovie.webs.com/.

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EVERY SCAR AND DIMPLE TAKES ON THE SUNSHINE STATE

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Of interest for editors and journalists covering: film and artists on the rise as well as theater producers and groups looking for new works.

As the independent film scene continues to grow and evolve, many new filmmakers are establishing their own avenues for distribution.

After winning Audience Choice Award at the 9th Annual Urban Mediamakers Film Festival; Filmmaker, Playwright, and HBO Def Poet Alum Malik Salaam kicks off his tour of the South East in The Sunshine State.

July 12, 2011- ATLANTA, GA- Finishing a feature film is, undoubtedly, a daunting task. But once that river is crossed there still lay ahead the mountainous region of independent film distribution. With a weak economy and the growing DSLR craze, the, seemingly, never-ending quest of finding an audience for your film takes more creativity than ever.

Atlanta native, Malik Salaam, was reminded of that with his sophomore film, Every Scar and Dimple. Set in Atlanta, Every Scar and Dimple is a romantic drama about a young artist, who seems as if his life is destined for heart break and failure. Until one night in a smoke filled jazz club, he meets a woman, who loves him despite his shortcomings, and has the ability to take him to the next level- only he must first escape the grips of his past.

“After winning Audience Choice Award at UMFF, I started on the traditional paths of securing film distribution,” Malik Salaam reflects, “but to be honest, it just seemed like it was taking too long. And then my restaurant was the host venue for The Southern Fried Regional Slam, and it [distribution] became clear.”

Over mouthfuls of Malik’s famous Jive Turkey Burger (Malik is also known as Mr. Dinner and a Movie), the filmmaker discussed with Keith Rodgers and Shadow the possibility of their Florida based organization, Black on Black Rhyme, hosting screenings of Every Scar and Dimple at their already thriving poetry events… A perfect fit for the poet whose work has been featured in HBO’s Def Poetry Jam, BET’s Lyric Café, and Black Family Channel’s Spoken. Coupled with the fact that Every Scar and Dimple has a poetic theme- it was a no-brainer- and almost immediately the wheels where set in motion.

But before kicking off a full-fledged tour, Burnin’ Metropolis Films decided to take on the challenge of Miami (during ABFF week)- with a lot of help from Ingrid Bazin of B-Side Entertainment.

“Miami has given us the wind beneath our wings,” a wide-eyed and hopeful Malik states, “and now it is time for the world to see.”

Black on Black Rhyme will host the premieres in Tallahassee (7/14), Tampa (7/19), and Jacksonville (7/21). To round off the Florida leg of the tour Malik Salaam and Burnin’ Metropolis Films has joined forces with Autumn Blaze and Huggy Bear, who are hosting the screenings in Orlando (7/20) and Pensacola (8/6), respectively.

Although Every Scar and Dimple has just started its trek, it seems well-equipped to climb any mountain… even the “Everest” of independent film distribution.

For more information on tour dates and to see excerpts of the film log onto the Every Scar and Dimple Fan Page on Facebook or to contact Malik Salaam directly about Every Scar and Dimple email burninasphalt@hotmail.com.
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