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Sunday, December 7, 2008
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Brought to you by the award-winning team of filmmaker Tina Cesa Ward and TV veteran Susan Miller, this moving, funny, and relevant new drama airing on Strike.TV speaks to all ages and hearts as it follows the journey of six teenagers and the adults who try to understand them.
About Anyone But Me
Anyone But Me is a fresh and exciting new Web series about New York teens coming of age in a post-9/11 world.
With an outstanding ensemble cast, Anyone But Me introduces a new generation – ethnically diverse, gay and straight – searching for love and acceptance in the post-9/11 age. The series realistically portrays the hopes, dreams and daily struggles of 21st-century teenagers as they confront their own diverse identities and ride the waves of sexual awakening.
Executive producer and writer Susan Miller is an Obie award-winning playwright (My Left Breast) and was a consulting producer/writer on Showtime’s groundbreaking series The L Word and ABC’s landmark series thirtysomething, among other TV hits. Executive producer, director and writer Tina Cesa Ward screened her most acclaimed short film, In Their Absence, at more than a dozen film festivals around the globe and was awarded four times.
Anyone But Me began airing on Strike.TV on Monday, December 8.
With an outstanding ensemble cast, Anyone But Me introduces a new generation – ethnically diverse, gay and straight – searching for love and acceptance in the post-9/11 age. The series realistically portrays the hopes, dreams and daily struggles of 21st-century teenagers as they confront their own diverse identities and ride the waves of sexual awakening.
Executive producer and writer Susan Miller is an Obie award-winning playwright (My Left Breast) and was a consulting producer/writer on Showtime’s groundbreaking series The L Word and ABC’s landmark series thirtysomething, among other TV hits. Executive producer, director and writer Tina Cesa Ward screened her most acclaimed short film, In Their Absence, at more than a dozen film festivals around the globe and was awarded four times.
Anyone But Me began airing on Strike.TV on Monday, December 8.
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Shout Outs
ABM is getting noticed! Check here for links to articles about the show.
- 4-28-2009: ABM's Vivian gives SheWired.com the 411 in the Q&A SheWired Chats With Anyone But Me Star Rachael Hip-Flores.
- 4-23-2009: Lez Get Real, a blog offering "A Gay Girl's View on the World," gives ABM props in Anyone But Me Perfect for Teens.
- 4-21-2009: SheWired.com gets deep with ABM's Aster in the Q&A Anyone But Me Star Nicole Pacent Talks to SheWired!
- 4-16-2009: The blog Auto-Straddle praises ABM Exec Producer/Writer Susan Miller's body of work -- and ABM especially -- in the column Riese-on-Susan Miller: “L Word” Writer Goes Cyber with Anyone But Me.
- 2-16-2009: TubeFilter News spotlights ABM in the article Anyone But Me Brings Solid Drama to StrikeTV, a Q&A with Exec Producers/Writers Susan Miller and Tina Cesa Ward.
- 2-13-2009: Listen to ABM Executive Producers/Writers Susan Miller and Tina Cesa Ward discuss the story behind Anyone But Me on the Here! With Josh & Sara podcast.
- 1-26-2009: The Arkansas Traveler, the student newspaper at the University of Arkansas, published an article about ABM and series Producer Leslie Jaye Goff (a UofA grad).
- 1-22-2009: NewTeeVee.com writes of ABM that it "transcends the oft-politicized aspects of its storyline, and simply reminds us of what it feels like to be young and in love." The article was also picked up by Salon.com.
- 1-19-2009: The Vital Voice newspaper, based in St. Louis, posted last week's front-page article about ABM Exec Producer/Writer Susan Miller on its Web site. (If you're in St. Louis, pick up the issue to see us on the front page!)
- 1-17-2009: German blog Nur Ein Blog spotlighted ABM.
- 1-16-2009: The blog Your Daily Lesbian Moment, by Arlan, reviewed ABM with links to our episodes, and called it "realistic and interesting."
- 1-15-2009: The blog Constant Thoughts posted a rave review of ABM, calling it "the best web series I’ve ever seen."
- 1-14-2009: Windy City Times, a leading Chicago LGBT paper, published a Q&A with Susan Miller, ABM Exec Producer/Writer.
- 1-14-2009: Camp, a Kansas City-based LGBT newspaper, published an interview with ABM Exec Producer/Writer Susan Miller.
- 1-9-2009: Spanish portal Lesbiana.es posted Episodes 1-3 of ABM, with commentary. (And added Episode 4 on January 14!).
- 1-9-2009: AfterEllen.com blogger Trish Bendix posted behind-the-scenes interviews with ABM lead actresses Rachael Hip-Flores (Vivian) and Nicole Pacent (Aster).
- 1-6-2009: One More Lesbian, a site for film, TV and video content, started streaming ABM with Countdown, our third episode.
- 1-6-2009: Tubefilter News singled out Countdown, ABM's third episode, as a top pick for Tuesday, January 6, calling the series a "relevant new drama."
- 1-5-2009: Website CherryGrrl.com called ABM an "intelligent and enjoyable" show in its Q&A with Executive Producer/Writer Susan Miller and Writer/Director Tina Cesa Ward, New Generation, New Media - 'Anyone But Me' Delivers, which appeared on the site's front page.
- 1-1-2009: In a round-up of shows on StrikeTV, Web video review site CliqueClackTV spotlighted ABM, writing, "The story is interesting and the characters are more intriguing than, say, those on 90210."
- 12-22-2008: Web video reviewers Tilzy.TV called ABM "undeniably appealing" in the review 'The L Word' Goes to High School in 'Anyone But Me'.
- 12-15-2008: Renthead, a writer for the group blog Broadway Bound, wrote after watching the first episode, "I am waiting on the edge of my seat for the second one."
- 12-13-2008: Brazilian blog Lebiscoito wrote about Heavy Lifting, our first episode, and has posted a review of each episode since.
- 12-12-2008: The Dec. 12 issue of the Philadelphia Gay News features an interview with Writer/Exec Producer Susan Miller about ABM. See page 24.
- 12-10-2008: Blogger Linster writes about ABM at AfterEllen.com.
- 11-29-2008: Political humorist and entertainer Kate Clinton writes about our premiere in her blog.
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