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Farming reality show "The Farm" still looking for eastern Canadian farms

InverseCinematics, an independent Canadian television production company is putting together a new show proposal and is looking for Ontario and eastern Canadian farmers who might be interested in taking part.

It will be a documentary reality series following the day to day life of the Canadian farmer. Think Discovery's "Deadliest Catch" or History's "Ice Road Truckers". We have already gotten great response from the farmers around Canada (We have had lots of interest from farms in Alberta, BC and Manitoba but we're still trying to get the word out to the eastern provinces) the public, television people and the media. We have been featured in The Western Producer and on CBC radio One in Winnipeg.

 

For more information go to www.inversecinematics.com or contact TheFarm@inversecinematics.com

Right now we are looking for anyone who might be interested in such a project. We are working on finding possible subjects all around Canada, which will then be written into a pitch. We will be taking that pitch to several television networks this winter and if that goes well, we will be working on getting the actual filming started next spring. So if you or someone you know might be interested, please get in contact with us. We'd love to hear from you!

 

We would really appreciate any contacts or help you might be able to provide us. Drop us a line and we'll answer any questions you might have.

 

Andrew Sorenson

Producer

andrew@inversecinematics.com

www.inversecinematics.com

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