The Great American Road Trip pushed the envelope of New Media by releasing to the web. To keep with the nature of the film, the DVD release couldn’t be anything ordinary. So Spring 2008 the guys from the show will be joining up with special venues and musicians from the soundtrack for an evening [...]
This week the guys race the sun along the Blue Ridge Parkway. With stops at Mabry Mill (the most photographed area of the parkway) and the Meadows of Dan (no relation to Dan Portnoy) our travelers come to the end of their journey, culminating with a giant star. But who do they meet along the [...]
This week the guys race the sun along the Blue Ridge Parkway. With stops at Mabry Mill (the most photographed area of the parkway) and the Meadows of Dan (no relation to Dan Portnoy) our travelers come to the end of their journey, culminating with a giant star. But who do they meet along the [...]
The guys get to visit the bygone days of Opie, Floyd, Andy and Aunt Bea. This week the road leads the crew to Mt. Airy, NC. Where they take in the sites, sounds and tastes of Mayberry R.F.D.
Releasing this week, Tuesday, 9/25 is part four of five.
The guys get to visit the bygone days of Opie, Floyd, Andy and Aunt Bea. This week the road leads the crew to Mt. Airy, NC. Where they take in the sites, sounds and tastes of Mayberry R.F.D.
This week we finally hit Durham, NC but we’ve got no idea where we’re going to stay…. Check out the drama as Dan tries to get a hotel room with no money in this Episode of The Great American Road Trip..
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The publicity continues as The Great American Road Trip’s second installment is highlighted by VIRB.com. Join the 1,200+ viewers in a grassroots movement in film and new media. Check out the webisodes today, click here!
Now we’re getting somewhere. This weeks episode, our travelers finally make it to Martinsville Speedway and encounter nature on a very different level. This week episode features music from St. James Inc., Andy Zipf and Holler, Wild Rose.
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One of the largest pieces of feedback I’ve received this week is about opening credits. I’ve received emails asking, “Where are the opening credits?” “How are we supposed to know who you are?” and “Didn’t you guys develop this more and do your homework?”. To all of this feedback I say, thank [...]
