BROTHERS’ INK PRODUCTIONS RECEIVES 5 EMMY NOMINATIONS

Phoenix, AZ – Brothers’ Ink Productions is the proud recipient of 5 Emmy® nominations from the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) for the 2007 Emmy® awards. The ceremony will take place the evening of October 6th at the Renaissance Hotel and Resort in Glendale, Arizona.

The 5 nominations are for the 10 minute short film “Reveille” which stars David Huddleston from such films as “The Big Lebowski” and “Blazing Saddles” and James McEachin from such films as “Play Misty For Me” and “The Perry Mason Mysteries”. “Reveille” is the story of a Army Veteran (McEachin) and Navy Veteran (Huddleston) who compete over a flagpole in a retirement community.

“Reveille” depicts the real-life rivalry between the different branches of the US Armed Forces and the respect that all Veterans share from having served under the same flag. It aired on “The Pat McMahon” show on AZTV on November 10th, 2006, the day before Veteran’s day. Brothers’ Ink Productions is currently working on a feature film based on the short currently titled “Capture the Flag”.

The Emmy® Statuettes represent the highest honor bestowed in the Television Industry, making them the most coveted awards in broadcasting. The Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of NATAS comprises of television stations in Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico, as well as parts of California and Wyoming.

The Emmy® nominations are as follows:

Human Interest – Program Feature/Segment/Program/Special – “Reveille” –Donovan Montierth, Adam Montierth (Producers/Directors)

Arts/Entertainment-Program Feature/Segment – “Reveille” – Donovan Montierth, Adam Montierth (Producers)

Director-Post-Production or Technical Director – “Reveille” – Donovan Montierth, Adam Montierth (Directors)

Advanced Media – Writer / Producer – “Reveille” – Donovan Montierth, Adam Montierth, Jason Walters (Writers / Producers)

Writer Program – Non-News – “Reveille” – Donovan Montierth, Adam Montierth, Jason Walters (Writers)

About Brothers’ Ink Productions:

In an effort to gain more exposure for their screenplays Donovan and Adam Montierth along with writing partner Jason Walters created Brothers’ Ink Productions in 2003. Their idea was to produce short films as a way to market themselves and their full-length screenplays, and as a way to one day produce their own major motion pictures. This was the same business model used by such groundbreaking companies as Pixar Animation and Aardman Animations.

Brothers’ Ink Productions have since produced or partnered with other production companies to produce over 10 short films based on Brothers’ Ink scripts, participated in over 30 film festivals across the country, won over 15 awards for their films and screenplays, and sold and optioned several screenplays.