Behind-the-Scenes of Outsourced Webisode #3 "Personal Space"
Friday, February 22, 2008
Behind-the-Scenes of outsourced: "Personal Space"
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Opening Night at the Spokane Film Festival
If any of you find yourselves in Spokane February 7th, come down to the opening night screening of Outsourced and the party. I'll be there with my co-writer George Wing.
Spokane Film Festival Website
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Monday, January 21, 2008
Outsourced Returns to Seattle
If you live in the Seattle area, you've got another chance to see Outsourced on the big screen. Friday, January 18th we opened at the Totem Lake Cinemas in Kirkland.
12232 Totem Lake Way, Kirkland 98034
Phone: 425-820-5929
Check their website for dates and times:
http://roxycinema.com
The theater specializes in Indian Films and is the only theater in the area that sells chai and samosas in the concession stand!
The run is scheduled through the next few weeks.
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Heath Legder Brings Supermodel to Outsourced.

Yes, it's true. Heath Ledger has great taste in movies. He was recently spotted with his new girlfriend attending a screening of 'Outsourced' in Perth, Australia as reported in Life & Style Weekly Magazine.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Outsourced will Open the Spokane Int'l Film Festival
Outsourced will screen as the opening night film of the Spokane International Film Festival on February 7th at 7pm.
For More information see their official website HERE
More US film festival dates will be announced soon.
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Sunday, January 6, 2008
The dawn of the Seattle film industry
by William s Arnold, Seattle P.I.
The dawn of the Seattle film industry: For all the indie filmmaking activity Seattle has spawned over the past three decades, the sad truth is that, until this year, the city had never produced a homegrown film that has made any noticeable impact on the larger movie world. But in '07, two Seattle films earned national distribution: "Zoo" and "Outsourced." The latter, which won the top prize at this year's SIFF, was the more significant because it was an inspired romantic comedy that was as entertaining as anything the studios had to offer in the same release period, and thus could compete with Hollywood on its own terms. Its producers' decision to turn down Miramax's distribution offer and self-release the film in partnership with chains around the country also created a template that has the potential to break the tyranny of the distributor and change the way indie films reach the public.
Read there complete article HERE
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Holi Aayi Music Video
Here's a behind-the-scenes video featuring the song Holi Aayi from Outsourced.
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12 Days of Christmas (The Indian Re-Mix)
A little fun for the Holidays.
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Friday, December 14, 2007
"A Job Well Done"
The Washington Post
Friday, December 14, 2007; Page WE32
One of those unexpected gems that seems to pop up out of nowhere, "Outsourced" is a timely, topical comedy that mines the rich vein of globalization and its discontents with sharp, observant wit and a wonderfully light touch.
Josh Hamilton plays Todd, the order fulfillment manager at an American novelty company; when his entire department is moved overseas, he must travel to India to train his replacement. Callow, nervous, adamantly uninterested in the life and culture into which he is plunged, Todd (whom the locals call Mr. Todd, which comes out as "Mr. Toad") tries to teach his trainees how to pronounce the wide A in "Chicago" as well as the precise function of a yellow foam cheese-head.
Written by George Wing ("50 First Dates") and John Jeffcoat, who also directs, "Outsourced" unfolds with unforced, often outright hilarious spontaneity as Todd goes from fish out of water to enlightened cosmopolitan. Hamilton is terrific in his role of the diffident but ultimately well-meaning middle manager, and he is amply supported by Asif Basra and Ayesha Dharker, who play Todd's replacement and love interest, respectively.
"Outsourced" often recalls "Office Space" in its deadpan depiction of corporate politics, but its touching final scenes are straight out of the 1983 classic "Local Hero," proving only that the filmmakers have the good sense to steal from the best.
-- Ann Hornaday
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Friday, November 30, 2007
Outsourced Soundtrack available
For those of you who saw they movie and have been curious about getting a soundtrack, it is now available on our website WWW.OUTSOURCEDTHEMOVIE.COM at the Outsourced Store.
We've expanded several of the songs so that this is not a soundtrack of 30 second music clips but an album that can stand on it's own. You can listen to a few of the tracks on the audio player of my page in our online community.
I'll try and incorporate a music player with tracks from the sountrack in this blog soon.
There's a very grainy behind-the-scenes video of a guitarist laying down a track for the song "Ishq Mushq" or "Holiday in Goa" here:
A music video for the song "Holi Aayi" will be coming soon.
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