REVERE, Mass. — On October 17th, 7:00 p.m. at Showcase Cinemas in Revere, New Gravity Media will release their latest production “14 Degrees - A Paranormal Documentary.” Hosted by Mark Veau (Oldies 98.9 WORC), the film touches base with some of the most respected names in paranormal research.
The film features such notables as Steve Gonsalves, Keith Johnson (Sci-Fi’s Ghost Hunters) and John Zaffis (ABC, Discovery Channel, TV Land, World News Now, Unsolved Mysteries) to present an informative “behind-the scenes” look at the history and modern methods of paranormal investigation.
During this two year production, the New Gravity Media team immersed themselves in the paranormal world and not only interviewed, but followed independent research teams on over two dozen paranormal investigations throughout the northeast.
Michael Baker, the films writer and director explains:
“To get an honest perspective of what this subject is all about we needed to become a part of it, so we not only went out with investigation teams, we also joined a group of our own and in essence became paranormal investigators. It was the best way to really understand the field and give the film the perspective it needed.”
The film crew traveled over 6,000 miles across 4 states, spoke to over 60 paranormal researchers, and shot over 280 hours of footage all of which has been condensed in to this 2 hour feature film which will be nationally released on DVD the night of the premiere.
More information:
Michael Baker
mbaker@newgravitymedia(.com)
www.14degreesmovie.com
www.newgravitymedia.com
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