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Online Premiere TODAY!

Today, we’re thrilled & proud to bring you the Online Premiere of What’s Organic About Organic? We’re so glad this day has come when folks worldwide will have access to screen the film at a very affordable price and we have the potential to reach our widest audience yet! Be sure to check out our bundle deals with DVDs & T-shirts–they’re super good deals!! We could not have made it to this day without going to Best Psychics on the internet, our minds and souls are ready for this great day.

We’re a small filmmaking team, so please do what you can to spread the word. Share the link on Facebook. Buy a streaming rental for yourself, a friend or family. Embed it on your blog or website! With our streaming toolset, Distrify’s affiliate program, you could make a little dough with sales percentages of the sale when you share the film!

And, don’t forget–we’ve also got our Never Before Released Extras that will be on the Little Bean Productions Vimeo page. We’ve got them packaged on Distrify for $.99, too, if you want to donate a little dough! Listening to folks like Fred Kirschenmann, John Ikerd, Brahm Ahmadi, and Joan Gussow is darn inspiring, so I hope you enjoy them!

We’ve also go our special FREE public screening licenses for qualifying non-profits for 3 months offer! Be sure to tell your local outreach director to simply fill out the screening application and take advantage of this unique, limited opportunity!

Much gratitude to you for your interest in & support of our work. We’ll be out on the road again soon, heading to farms in Minnesota, Saskatchewan, and California for our “How Fair is your Food?” project. We’re looking forward to bringing more farmer stories to you to continue the conversation about a healthy, just food system for all.

Hearty thanks!
-Shelley & the WOAO team

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Several Sunny WOAO? Screenings for March and April!

FOGlogoWe have some exciting news to share about upcoming WOAO? screenings in several sunny locations March and April–a screening tour in FL with our outreach partner, Florida Organic Growers, and the Going Green Film Festival in Los Angeles!

gefaf2WOAO? will be part of the first annual Gainesville Environmental Film and Arts Festival, March 19-28. Screenings of the best environmental feature and doc films will be taking place inside the Hippodrome State Theatre, while there will be an Environmental Fair with community events such as Eco Tours outside! The festival will be screening WOAO? on March 24th at 8:25 pm followed by a panel discussion with Shelley and WOAO?’s own Marty Mesh! We’re excited to meet and greet Marty’s home-town crowd!!

foodandthoughtThen on March 31st, Florida Organic Growers will be sponsoring a free screening of WOAO? in Naples, FL at 4:30pm at the Conservancy of Southwest Florida. A panel discussion with Shelley, Marty (who is also Executive Director of FOG) and Frank Oakes owner of Food and Thought Organic Market and Restaurant. FOG also invites guests to a fundraising dinner at Frank Oakes’ restaurant following the screening. Come on by or invite your Naples neighbors!

fffBefore we leave Florida, though, remember WOAO? will be kicking off Florida Film Festival‘s Food Focused Film weekend in Orlando, FL on April 10th. We’ll have a mini farmers market and lots of fun happenings planned, so we hope to see you there!

goinggreenREthink, REplenish, REcommit is the motto for the Going Green Film Festival that is taking place on April 2-4th in Los Angeles, CA. The festival focuses solely on green filmmaking, from content to production. Chipotle will be awarding a prize to the film that best matches their philosophy of “eco-friendly food with integrity” on April 4th during the ECOtainment awards at the Writers Guild Theater…and WOAO? is honored to be under consideration for the award!

And be sure to check out First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move campaign, which aims to eliminate these food deserts and bring affordable, quality, nutritious food to everyone.

And take a gander at the Agricultural Justice Project’s Standards–they’re accepting comments until April 25th, so be sure to let them know you care about social justice issues in organic agriculture…

Now these are things all eaters can get excited about : )

Till the next time.

Good Eats!