PRESS RELEASE #3 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 7, 2004 Email: tvnew@tvnewmedia.com
ALBERTAN SERIES GOES PRIME TIME ON CANADIAN LEARNING TELEVISION!
WILDLIFE WRANGLERS PREMIERES TUES., DEC. 7, 2004 (CLT - 7PM /MST, 9PM/EST) CALGARY , ALBERTA . Matthew Todd Paproski, President of TVnewmedia.com says: “We are thrilled our local, independent wildlife series is now getting a shot at the big time as it airs nationally on Canadian Learning Television on Tuesday's at 7pm in the west, and 9pm in the east. This is a timely step as it has been gaining attention since getting a peak scheduling air time this fall in Alberta on ACCESS Network, Sundays at 6:30 pm , after Animal ER, and before the BBC's Life of Mammals and National Geographic.”
“This unprecedented show has already grabbed international interest after previews were well received at the recent Wildscreen Festival in England , landing TV, DVD and stock footage offers, even before its formal global release and screenings planned for the prestigious MIPDOC market in Cannes next spring.
We are revealing the exciting evolution of the show with viewers at website www.wildlifewranglers.com ”
‘Wildlife Wranglers: Making Cougar Crossings' is a documentary about how wildlife filmmakers create amazing, intimate and compelling visual images of wild animals living in their natural environment. In a first-hand and experiential style, one of western Canada's up and coming wildlife filmmakers, director Matthew Todd Paproski, hosts Season One of this 13 part by 22:30 minute documentary television series.
The show intertwines the training of Aurora , a young wolf pup, for the series season finale in Alberta ; with candid behind the scenes footage working with Roxy and Chaos, two cougar cubs, in documentary film “Cougar Crossings” made recently in British Columbia .
Mr. Paproski's objective in producing this series is to “entertain the audience by sharing the personalities of the animals. The series will also educate the audience about the survival needs of these animals and how increasing interactions with people and our economic activities are detrimental to their well being”.
This series is by leading Albertan talent. Stunning visuals are cut by associate producer Rob Firlotte and editor Dennis Kambeitz of Post Express to score by Bruce Leitl and Alec Harrison of Six Degrees Music (except library and title song Run by Tin Machine and David Bowie) and mix by Brad Belcher of GGRP.
Web work by Greg MacDonald of Morpheus Studios. Wrangling by Troy Paproski and Graham Twomey.
Additionally, associate producer Bruce Garrison, a financial advisor from Australia & US is involved.
TVnewmedia.com is a Canadian media distribution company providing finance and marketing services, now making Wolf Crossings, a new Wildlife Wranglers film, at a studio ranch in Water Valley , Alberta .
Please contact us for information, press kits, interviews, photography and sponsorship opportunities...
Web: www.wildlifewranglers.com Ph/Fax: 403-203-2738
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