On Episode 2.71 of WE LOVE SOAPS TV, Roger Newcomb welcomes Tyler Ford, Signy Coleman and Julie Pinson of the upcoming drama web series RIVER RIDGE. Ford and Coleman are co-executive producers on the project, and Coleman and Pinson play sisters on the show.
Find out more about this exciting new series on our latest episode.
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- RIVER RIDGE Official Website - RiverRidgeSeries.com
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Roger Newcomb is a New York–based producer, writer, and media entrepreneur dedicated to championing independent storytellers. He is the founder and executive producer of the Indie Series Awards, a globally recognized celebration of excellence in digital and independently produced entertainment. His creative work includes the film Manhattanites, the TV pilot We Be Nurses, the indie short May Mercy Lie, and the interview series We Love Soaps TV and Serial Scoop Now. He has also produced nearly 1,000 episodes of the radio soaps Scripts & Scruples and Rockland County. A longtime advocate for the cultural power of serialized storytelling, Newcomb appeared in the documentary Soap Life and has been featured in numerous media outlets.
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6 Comments
absolutely LOVE julie pinson! so genuine!!
ReplyDeletebut the depth of tyler ford's passion is so inspiring!!!
can't wait for river ridge!!!
absolutely LOVE julie pinson! so genuine!!
ReplyDeletebut the depth of tyler ford's passion is so inspiring!!!
can't wait for river ridge!!!
I am so there already. This show has so much support without even an episode airing yet!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat interviews! Looking forward to watching the show!
ReplyDeletethis HAS to be the most promising new show in the world of web series! CANNOT repeat CANNOT wait until this show bows!
ReplyDeleteWith soaps dying on the vine these web series may be all that we have left of this American genre of storytelling. I am fans of nearly every actor on the show so I look forward to it...I applaud these actors/producers etc.. for keeping soaps alive.
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