Mad City Chickens PREMIERES at 2008 Wisconsin Film Festival! Read the Reviews

We were blown away by the turnout for the premiere of Mad City Chickens! It was an absolute pleasure to interact with the crowd before the show as our crew handed out MCC buttons, chocolate eggs, and boxes of peeps. The line of people included many of the chicken owners featured in the film as well as Madison’s own Mayor Dave Cieslewicz.

Read the reviews by Kristian Knutsen of the Isthmus Daily Page and those of Jane Burns & Katie Dean in the Capital Times.

MCC attracting Press as WFF Premiere draws near

With just one week until the world premiere of Mad City Chickens at the Wisconsin Film Festival, the documentary is getting some attention from the press...

Isthmus newspaper writer Kristian Knutsen got an inside take on the film when he interviewed us for his Daily Page write up.

And earlier in the week, Tashai was interviewed by Gary Schuetz, the editor of the Mount Horeb Mail newspaper.



The Urban Chickens site continues to follow the film’s progress as well.

Isthmus Daily Page write-up on Not Docs TV show

Isthmus Daily Page writer Kristian Knutsen is back as he takes a peek at Robert’s cable television show Not Docs, a program that showcases short narrative films by independent filmmakers.

Isthmus Daily Page write-up on 2nd MCC Trailer

The second movie trailer for our Mad City Chickens film gets spotlighted by Isthmus Daily Page writer Kristian Knutsen in this article.

Scarett Johansson promo for WYOU gets Press

A Scarlett Johansson promotional clip that Robert produced and edited--for Madison’s WYOU Channel 4--received some press yesterday. Read the Isthmus Daily Page article by writer Kristian Knutsen.



Watch the Scarlet Johansson video here.

Mad City Chicken Tralier Gets Daily Page Press

The first teaser trailer for Mad City Chickens gets noticed by Isthmus Daily Page writer Kristian Knutsen. Read the article.

La Fée Rouge Garners Press

Our short, La Fée Rouge, attracted some attention this past year, winning the Audience Award from the Independent Lens Shorts Festival. Although the movie is really a fantasy--and only a quasi-documentary--it still won Best Documentary Short at the Melbourne Independent Filmmaker Festival.

Check out the press at:

1/5/2007 Isthmus Daily Page article by Kristian Knutsen

2/9/2007 Isthmus Daily Page article by Kristian Knutsen