RECENT EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST AND SUPPORT FOR MISSING IN ACTION

From PBS
After viewing a sample of our work-in-progress, PBS sent a letter in support of Missing in Action and asked to see a final cut with an eye toward possible national broadcast. Cara Liebenson, Senior Program Associate, Factual Programming at PBS, wrote: “I applaud your efforts to present the intriguing stories of the women who, having broke free from sexual stereotypes, helped craft television into the medium we have today.”

From The Cinema Guild
Gary Crowdus, President of Distribution at The Cinema Guild, one of America’s leading distributors of documentary and fiction films for thirty years, expressed his interest after the IFP Market:

I’m writing to let you know how very much we enjoyed the work-in-progress....You’ve clearly done some serious research on the project, including filming some marvelous interviews, which at long last shed light on the unsung women who pioneered in behind-the-scenes creative roles during TV’s “golden age.” Missing in Action is thus sure to become an important corrective to the more traditional histories of the early years of television in America. In our professional estimation, your film should have excellent distribution potential in a number of key markets.

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