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Bobby Harlow, Marc Fellis, John Krautner
The Go is attached to Black and White
a project of JS Media client RMI
Reflection Media, Inc. has just signed The Go for the urban period musical Black and White to be filmed in Detroit. The band takes an integral role in the film as a fictional rock/garage band and will write a number of original songs for the film.
This beloved Detroit high octane rock band describe their sound as "psychedelic pop", which is clearly heard on their fourth album release "Howl On The Haunted Beat You Ride" (Cass Records 2007). In addition to its huge fan base in Detroit, as well as New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland, over the past two years, the band has landed more than 30 placements in TV shows, movies and commercials, ranging from "Entourage" and "My Name Is Earle" to "The Hills Have Eyes".
A cross between West Side Story and Once, Black and White is a dramatic musical film that celebrates the cultural and political heritage of Detroit during the turbulent late 1960's. With The Go as the second LOI attachment, RMI is in advanced talks with additional musical talent including major producers, songwriters and noteworthy figures who played integral roles in Detroit's cultural renaissance during that time.
The project is currently out to directors and will be produced by Reflection Media, Inc.
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JS was the March 09 speaker for Women in Film's Master Class series, held each month at the Stella Adler Theater in Hollywood. She spoke on PR and marketing for indie films.
