Southern Gothic Productions made it’s short film, the true-love tale of Boyfriend and Girlfriend, available for download today. Those wishing to purchase it, for $2.99, can go to http://www.filmbaby.com/films/4538 to download it.
The true-love tale of Boyfriend and Girlfriend stars Hilarie Burton, co-owner of Southern Gothic Productions, and One Tree Hill’s Austin Nichols. The short film [...]
Let your voice be heard. Hilarie Burton’s Southern Gothic Productions would like to HEAR what you thought about their webseries Friendship Union Community Theater. Leave a message on the SoGoPro voicemail at 828-398-0310 giving your name, where you are from and what you thought, and they could post your message on their Twitter site this [...]
Southern Gothic Productions is a company Co-owned by actress Hilarie Burton (who played Peyton Sawyer on One Tree Hill for six years), Kelly Tenney, and Nicholas Gray. The trio are embracing the new social media to share their step-by-step process with fans and fellow filmmakers alike; striving to maintain and develop the film industry in [...]
Amie Miriello visits for an “Artist Alley” for the 49th edition of the One Tree Hill Podcast. There is also a review of the 20th episode of season six, news on the release of S. Darko with James Lafferty, the release date of Kate Voegele’s new album, and a reminder to get your Southern Gothic [...]
Ben Wysocki, a band member with The Fray, opens the 48th edition of The One Tree Hill Podcast in this exclusive “Artist Alley” interview. Ben talks about The Fray’s new album and the US tour coming up with Jack’s Mannequin. Also a “Behind the Scenes of One Tree Hill” segment, with Helen Ward the artist [...]
I will be talking about this more extensively in the Feb. 23 podcast, but I am working with Southern Gothic Productions and its blog site, to help promote Hilarie Burton (aka Peyton Sawyer) and Kelly Tenney’s (Co-producer of OTH) new company.
Sometimes when you are starting a new project you just need to hear words of [...]
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