Pivot Point Media

Monday March 4th we had our Premiere Party hosted by Tyler’s Tap Room in Durham for the documentary – Duke Carolina, The Blue Blood Rivalry!  This is exciting for our company as co producers of our first full length feature and national distribution.  The show will appear on Movies on Demand on Time Warner and other outlets from March 7th until mid May 2013.

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ABC TV Interviews – Phil Ford, Carolina Basketball & NBA Star, Art Chansky- Author and Gil Fitts, head of Pivot  Point Media

Pivot Point Media was hired by Greatest Fan Films and REM Entertainment to provide the local filming and production of an exciting inside look on the greatest rivalry in collegiate sports – Duke Carolina Basketball.

After six long weeks of post production the film is complete and negotiations are underway with ESPN and CBS Sports.  Our goal is to have our documentary on the air for this 2013 college season.  So the countdown begins….

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Keanu Reeves is not the first person who comes to mind as a Hollywood producer but he has gathered most of the A list directors into a single documentary to examine whether or not film can survive in the new digital world.

check out the trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POLylqWL-j8

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Another major interview was placed in the ‘can’ Thursday as we finally got to sit down with Coach K.  This was a significant part of rounding out the Blue Blood Rivalry documentary as Coach K reflected on his approach to the game, Duke’s players, the Rivalry and his own personal good fortune.

The latter subject – he mentioned being lucky several times – one can take with a grain of salt. Clearly Coach K would have been successful in just about any arena that required leadership, intense competitiveness and high principles. The  good fortune is it came through the sport he so truly loves.

Onto the Olympics and for us onto the editing suites… stay tuned..

Our work on the Blue Blood Rivalry documentary continues, chronicling the inside out story of how the best competition in collegiate sports impacts the fans and our communities.

UNC Basketball Coach Roy Williams was also generous with his time and graciously withstood our barrage of questions.

When asked about what was more important to the fans- beating Duke or the Tournaments – Roy related the following story.  After beating Duke at Cameron his first season back as head coach, he and his wife received a standing ovation at a local Chapel Hill restaurant. A week or so later he led the team to their first ACC Tournament win in several years. Out of curiosity, the Williams went back to the same restaurant. He barely received a nod…

Blue Blood Rivalry documentary today at the Carolina Inn.  He was extremely generous with his time providing hours of material especially coming from a North Eastern kid’s perspective that instantly embraced Chapel Hill as his home.

Lewis vividly recounted the evolution of positive social changes over the years but most importantly had us hysterical about the Blue Blood Rivalry. I love my work!