Hey all the Guys over at 100 Monkeys Army Had the GREAT opportunity to interview the guys from 100 Monkeys and shared their interview with us
So here it is ENJOY
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Want to see 100 Monkeys in LA well they will be playing at the Roxy Theatre
9009 West Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069 on Saturday 19th Feb you need to buy your tickets FAST or you will miss out
9009 West Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069 on Saturday 19th Feb you need to buy your tickets FAST or you will miss out
Help 'Girlfriend' Reach A Wider Audience!
Sometimes, critical acclaim, online buzz and a "Twilight" star just aren't enough for an indie film to reach a wider audience. Such is the case with the Toronto International Film Festival hit "Girlfriend," starring Shannon Woodward ("Raising Hope"), Evan Sneider (the first lead feature film actor with Down's Syndrome) and some guy you may have heard of named Jackson Rathbone.
As a way to get their film to as wide an audience as possible, the producers of "Girlfriend" created their own fundraising page on IndieGoGo.com. It's pretty simple: The adoring public spares some cash, and the producers will use that money to hold more screenings of the film in theaters, on demand and online.
Donors can receive anything from a special thanks on the "Girlfriend" website to a copy of the original screenplay. Especially deep-pocketed fans could even win a dinner for two with Evan, the star of the movie. Sounds pretty cool to us, but unfortunately we don't have an extra ten grand lying around. Maybe after we win the lottery...
In a statement exclusive to Hollywood Crush, "Girlfriend" producers Justin Lerner (who also directed the movie), Jerad Anderson, Kristina Lauren Anderson and Shaun O'Banion explained why they created the site.
"As many people know, the costs of finishing a film, making prints, submitting to festivals, as well as publicity and marketing (the big one) are, as Kevin Smith pointed out at Sundance this year, sometimes more costly than an indie film's entire budget. Therein lies the dilemma for a complex, artistic, intelligent film like ours," they wrote.
"So far, there has been a strong outpouring of support, and donations have been varied—as large as $100 and as small as $5 or $10... every little bit helps and allows us the chance of getting the film out to a wider audience, and to ensure that those who have supported the film may have an opportunity to see it in a theater near them. We also hope to donate a portion of the final amount to the NDSS (National Down Syndrome Society)."
There you have it, Crushers. Wanna possibly see "Girlfriend" at a theater near you? Get to donatin'. Though we're sure if you can't spare any money, spreading the word about the site would be just as appreciated.
Want to donate to the "Girlfriend" fund? Click over to the IndieGoGo site for all the necessary information, plus read what people have been saying about the film.
Via MTV
100 Monkeys 'The Mustaches Make it Big' Extended Version
Here is a 60 second extended version of The Mustaches make it big
The Daily Citizen Interview with 100 Monkeys Publicist
Dining at Waffle House in Tunnel Hill
MTV’s cameras captured footage of the band’s tour bus stuck in Dalton in the snow Christmas morning, which aired Jan. 21 on “The Seven.” They had a show that night in Atlanta and spent Christmas Eve at the home of a childhood friend of Sarem’s. Several trekked to Waffle House in Tunnel Hill at midnight, including Rathbone, Sarem and Graupner.
So did they attract any attention? Sarem said one girl kept staring at them like she recognized them but didn’t say anything.
“Jackson looks different in person than he does in the ‘Twilight’ movies because of all the makeup and contacts,” she said. “If you go to a film premiere you know it’s Jackson. If you go to a concert you know it’s Ben (Graupner). But Waffle House at midnight in Tunnel Hill? It’s like, what the heck would they be doing there?”
Sarem enjoys the work and hopes to continue with 100 Monkeys as long as they want her.
“There’s very few things you can do in your life that make people’s lives better, and the entertainment business can do that,” she said. “Your best memories are that concert you went to. You remember that forever. The fact that I get to be a part of making that happen, helping people discover music they love, there’s nothing better.”
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