Activist film company creates an online forum for healthy living discussions
United States of America (Press Release) May 5, 2008 --
Laguna Beach, CA – May 5, 2008 – Faerie Films, the company behind the teen documentary "All Jacked Up", today announced the launch of their online social campaign, blog and podcasts at http://idbradio.blogspot.com/.
“Our film, All Jacked Up, challenged teens and their families to wake up and demand change regarding the quality of food”, states Jennifer Mattox, director of the documentary. “And our online blog and podcast site idbradio is a place for us all to come together and chat about the things we can do to let everyone know that we deserve better”.
“We look at all media when we’re putting a message out,” said Douglas Clemons, producer and co-writer of “All Jacked Up”. “Starting out with a mainstream film like All Jacked Up, then distributing its message on the web through blogs, podcasts and social networking sites, keeps the message flowing”. The audience for podcasts has shown meteoric growth, particularly in the US. It is variously projected to reach between 50 million and 80 million by 2010.
“I Deserve Better” is Faerie Films’ social activist campaign encouraging teenagers and adolescents to protest, boycott and speak out in an effort to be served better food. The company expects to host weekly podcasts with noted experts from a variety of fields all on the topic of wellness; emotional, physical and spiritual.
About Faerie Films –
Faerie Films, LLC is an independent film company located in Laguna Beach, California. Inspired by the current conditions of today’s health and social challenges, Faerie Films is developing projects that touch, move and inspire moviegoers to take action to reform thought patterns and human behavior.
For more information, contact Douglas Clemons at 949.494.7240 or visit http://idbradio.blogspot.com/ www.faeriefilms.com or www.alljackedupmovie.com.
“Our film, All Jacked Up, challenged teens and their families to wake up and demand change regarding the quality of food”, states Jennifer Mattox, director of the documentary. “And our online blog and podcast site idbradio is a place for us all to come together and chat about the things we can do to let everyone know that we deserve better”.
“We look at all media when we’re putting a message out,” said Douglas Clemons, producer and co-writer of “All Jacked Up”. “Starting out with a mainstream film like All Jacked Up, then distributing its message on the web through blogs, podcasts and social networking sites, keeps the message flowing”. The audience for podcasts has shown meteoric growth, particularly in the US. It is variously projected to reach between 50 million and 80 million by 2010.
“I Deserve Better” is Faerie Films’ social activist campaign encouraging teenagers and adolescents to protest, boycott and speak out in an effort to be served better food. The company expects to host weekly podcasts with noted experts from a variety of fields all on the topic of wellness; emotional, physical and spiritual.
About Faerie Films –
Faerie Films, LLC is an independent film company located in Laguna Beach, California. Inspired by the current conditions of today’s health and social challenges, Faerie Films is developing projects that touch, move and inspire moviegoers to take action to reform thought patterns and human behavior.
For more information, contact Douglas Clemons at 949.494.7240 or visit http://idbradio.blogspot.com/ www.faeriefilms.com or www.alljackedupmovie.com.
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