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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...James Reed Jr's Indie Comedy "Get A Job" Now Available On iTunes
Talented Chicago independent filmmaker James Reed Jr's genuinely funny and sweet natured feature comedy Get A Job, chronicles the crazy and choatic situations when a well-meaning and determined, but hapless young comic (Corey Hendrix) with his best friend (Milton "Lil' Rell" Howery), try to find a job to support himself and his wife. However after having no luck, Hendrix and his friend decide to go into business themselves, with a plan to open their own comedy club, only to wind up getting in way over their heads.
However Reed has decided to forgo the usual and expected route of releasing his film on DVD, and instead has made his film available to be seen on iTunes starting this week, which, for Reed, is a new avenue that more independent filmmakers should be taking advantage of.
Here's the trailer for his film:
3 Comments
brenda mcclain | September 17, 2011 11:03 AM
GOOD GOOD GOOD!
JMac | September 17, 2011 2:03 AM
lol
Congrats on the film.
James Reed | September 16, 2011 11:37 AM
Love the article and of course the movie!