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August 22, 2007                
 
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Movie Geeks United!
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On the Lot Winner Will Bigham
Featured on Internet Radio Podcast
 
On Wednesday, August 22 at 10pm (EST), MOVIE GEEKS UNITED!, a movie-themed talk radio program on the internet, interviewed On the Lot winner Will Bigham, exactly one day after being awarded a $1 million contract with Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Pictures.
 
Internet users may listen to the show live or on replay by visiting www.blogtalkradio.com/moviegeeksunited. They may also subscribe to the podcast for free via ITunes, where they can download additional show content, including recent 2-hour tributes to directors Brian De Palma and David Lynch and actor Al Pacino, a reunion of The Blair Witch Project filmmakers and co-star, and an exclusive interview with Valkyrie composer-editor John Ottman from the film's Berlin location.
 
Movie Geeks United! is a movie-themed internet radio talk show that airs twice weekly on Sundays at 6pm (EST) and Wednesdays at 10pm (EST).  The show features three knowledgeable, witty and insightful co-hosts who discuss the most pressing issues in film and converse with industry filmmakers, actors and additional creative talent.  Past shows include 2-hour tributes to Al Pacino and David Lynch, as well as celebrations of The Big Lebowski phenomenon and interviews with industry talents like actors Steven Bauer, and directors George Ratliff, Jerry Schatzberg, Sophie Fiennes and Anthony Giacchino.
 
 
BlogTalkRadio is a social radio network that allows anyone in the world to host or listen to a live radio show, available online, for free. BlogTalkRadio is inspiring a legion of citizen broadcasters around the world to express themselves through live, interactive radio for the first time. Unlike other services, BlogTalkRadio requires no software download or podcast equipment. All you need is a phone or voIP connection to engage your community in real-time conversations. After shows air live, they are archived as podcasts and made available via RSS to iTunes and other services.