It’s a Treadmill for TV Junkies and a Moment in the Spotlight for Movie Buffs on Red Carpet Run
June 3, 2010 New York, NY— Red Carpet Run releases number 7 of 11 trivia-packed treadmill-tripping episodes this week, hosted by Blip.tv and presented at redcarpetrun.tv.
The web-series, created by Michael Todd Cohen and produced by Avignon Bound Media is a tribute to Hollywood history with questions stretching from classics like “Singin’ in the Rain” to more modern fare with a “Hookups and Breakups” category.
On the show, celeb-obsessed contestants are put through the ultimate trivial pursuit, challenging their knowledge of all things Hollywood as they run their final round –high speed! – on a moving treadmill.
While the overall difficulty of the questions have been kept in reach for the general public, movie buffs and TV trivia aficionados will no doubt feel a kinship with the knowledge-base.
Those “in-the-know” will certainly have a leg up on the audience question of the week, designed to engage viewers for the chance to win a Red Carpet prize, such as a $30 iTunes gift-card or 2 month subscription to Netflix.
Red Carpet Run is hosted by the Food Network’s comedian extraordinaire Noah Starr. New episodes are posted Thursday mornings on redcarpetrun.tv — perfect for those suffering from a work-weary week to tune in before coffee break.
For more information and “Meet the Contestants” featurettes become a fan of Red Carpet Run at www.facebook.com/redcarpetrun or visit redcarpetrun.tv.
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June 3, 2010 New York, NY— Red Carpet Run releases number 7 of 11 trivia-packed treadmill-tripping episodes this week, hosted by Blip.tv and presented at redcarpetrun.tv.
The web-series, created by Michael Todd Cohen and produced by Avignon Bound Media is a tribute to Hollywood history with questions stretching from classics like “Singin’ in the Rain” to more modern fare with a “Hookups and Breakups” category.
On the show, celeb-obsessed contestants are put through the ultimate trivial pursuit, challenging their knowledge of all things Hollywood as they run their final round –high speed! – on a moving treadmill.
While the overall difficulty of the questions have been kept in reach for the general public, movie buffs and TV trivia aficionados will no doubt feel a kinship with the knowledge-base.
Those “in-the-know” will certainly have a leg up on the audience question of the week, designed to engage viewers for the chance to win a Red Carpet prize, such as a $30 iTunes gift-card or 2 month subscription to Netflix.
Red Carpet Run is hosted by the Food Network’s comedian extraordinaire Noah Starr. New episodes are posted Thursday mornings on redcarpetrun.tv — perfect for those suffering from a work-weary week to tune in before coffee break.
For more information and “Meet the Contestants” featurettes become a fan of Red Carpet Run at www.facebook.com/redcarpetrun or visit redcarpetrun.tv.
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
