UPDATE #1

The film was recently chosen as an Official Selection in the Gideon Film Festival 2009. This took place in the very beginning of June. The film was well received.

http://www.gideonfilmfestival.com/Film%20Festival/index.cfm

UPDATE #2

MyShow Productions recently entered into a distribution deal with Bridgestone Multimedia Group. The film was recut, making the total running time approx 100 minutes, and the film was redistributed by BMG in the beginning of August. The film can now be purchased at many different locations, including Lifeway, Christian Cinema, Christian Book Stores, & Amazon.com.

You can see the product page here:

http://www.gobmg.com/products/inspirational/dvsdr.prod

Please contact Bridgestone Multimedia Group about wholesale inquiries.

]]> http://soundofadirtroad.com/?feed=rss2&p=413 http://soundofadirtroad.com/?p=406 http://soundofadirtroad.com/?p=406#comments Tue, 03 Feb 2009 03:15:09 +0000 Myshowpro http://soundofadirtroad.com/?p=406 Along with the interview, HOSFU also just posted a review of “The Sound of a Dirt Road.” Enjoy!

http://www.christian-movie.com/graham_alexander_review.html.

Graham Alexander had the honor and privilege to meet and speak to Eric Highland at the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival. Eric Highland is the C.E.O. of HOSFU (His Only Son For Us.) His website, Christian-movie.com, has chosen “The Sound of a Dirt Road” to be their February’s featured film. They interviewed Graham Alexander, so read the interview here:

http//christian-movie.com/

Sounds Good.

Stephen Kendrick, producer of “Fireproof,” was amazed by our resourcefulness in that we made “The Sound of a Dirt Road” for only $900. Doug Phillips, founder of Vision Forum Inc. and the SAICFF, said that our film was a glass of water. Here are a few pictures of the festival. Thanks again to everyone who has supported and continues to support our film.

Photo taken by Nathaniel Bluedorn

Photo taken by Nathaniel Bluedorn

Graham Alexander with a few of the Duggars

Daniel Alexander, Ross Renfroe and Graham Alexander with the Von Trapp family.

Ross Renfroe and Graham Alexander at the awards ceremony.

Joshua Walsh, of “Pencil Town.”

“The Sound of a Dirt Road” will be available on DVD real soon. Also, you can instantly download the movie and soundtrack to your computer at BEHEMOTH.com.

Merry Christmas from MyShow Productions! Thank you everyone for your continued loyalty and interest in “The Sound of a Dirt Road.” 

Don’t forget, the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival is coming up, January 8-10, 2009. 

Also, we will have two showings of “The Sound of a Dirt Road” at Grace Community High School in Tyler, Texas on January 16th at 6:30 pm & 9:00 pm. Admission is free.

Once again, Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

Sounds Good.

Here is the link to the Program page of the Festival. Click on the schedule link: 

http://www.independentchristianfilms.com/program/

Thanks for your continued support.

Sounds Good.

Congratulations to everyone who was involved in the making of “The Sound of a Dirt Road.” On Tuesday, the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival, sponsored by Vision Forum Inc., officially announced the Feature Length Film Festival Finalists for the SAICFF. “The Sound of a Dirt Road” is 1 out of 8 feature length finalists.

CHECK IT OUT:

http://www.independentchristianfilms.com/program/

ALSO, HERE IS THE EMAIL THAT VISION FORUM INC. SENT OUT:

http://www.visionforum.com/onlineemail/vision-forum/2008-11-25-festival/

ALSO, HERE IS THE NEW THEATRICAL TRAILER:

It has been a long journey. There are so many people to thank, and so many things to do.

Well, that being said, here is the new website. Check out the new trailer, new screenshots, and the cast and crew page. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us from the contact page.

SOUNDS GOOD.