This past weekend, Spokeswoman Productions was invited to speak and show our trailer at the pre-celebration of the DC Jewish Environmental Bike Ride, sponsored by Hazon. The event was at a retreat center

After a long drive up the NJ turnpike and a few Fresh Air podcasts, Team Londonderry traveled to Verona, NJ to reunite with old friends and reenact 1894. Gary (Cpt of the NJ Wheelmen and Back in Bloomers veteran) and Elaine Sanderson hosted Team Londonderry (Meghan, Mike, and Gillian) at their home in Verona on [...]

By Meghan Shea
Wanted by cycling groups and academia alike, Annie was the topic of a lecture that I gave at GW University to the Women’s Leadership Group: Globalization, Economics, and Business.
Annie’s business prowess, accrual of international publicity, and her pulse on a newly globalizing world meant that she was an ideal candidate for this group [...]

For those of you who can’t wait for a more substantive blog entry about the Bike Ball, enjoy these pictures.

If you visit the Docs in Progress website and read their most recent blog entry… and you scroll down to the very bottom, you’ll see a shout-out to Spokeswoman Productions. The blog is about “How to Find Funding For Your Documentary,” and it’s very informative (and perhaps a bit daunting!) They mention our Back in [...]

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**JOIN US AT THE BIKE BALL, A DOCUMENTARY FILM FUNDRAISER**
WHAT: ~~The Bike Ball~
~An evening celebrating Wild Women A’Wheel!
~Catering provided by Whole Foods and Coppi’s Organic Restaurant
~Live music by Mostly Monkee and a GW a cappella group
~Formal attire requested
WHY: To raise funds to offset the production costs of “The New Woman: Annie Londonderry Kopchovksy,” a documentary [...]

Anyone out there who likes creative, think-outside-the-box documentaries, will want to see an indie doc called Cause that is coming out in the summer of 2007. The Producer/Director is Denise Prichard, a talented documentary lady in D.C.  Here is the link to the trailer: http://www.miramefilms.com/open-tease.mov
You can send her feedback/praise/questions at denise@miramefilms.com

With our newly revamped trailer (a fun-filled 2 1/2 minutes longer than the one that is currently on our website) Spokeswoman Productions traveled to Boston for our Northeast Premiere. The Boston Bike Film Festival normally screens only finished films. However, last August, after reading about our documentary in the Boston Globe, they invited us to [...]