Wednesday
Sep162009
Monday
Aug172009
U.S. Screening Tour
Monday, August 17, 2009 at 12:30PM Next Tour Screening :
- AUSTIN TEXAS!
Presented by Screen Door Film
April 27th 2010
Benefiting MARATHON KIDS
The Carver Theater Tickets can be purchased by clicking HERE
Most Recent Tour Stops Include :
February 25th Boulder Colorado
7:30pm at The Dairy Center for the Arts
Benefiting Colorado Coalition to End Hunger HungerFreeColorado.Org
February 28th Boston Massachusettes
3pm at The Brattle Theater in Cambridge
Benefiting Hands On Disaster Response (Haiti Releif)
Friday March 5th at New York City, New York
7pm at Tribeca Cinemas in lower Manhattan
Benefiting Hands on Disaster Response and Airline Ambassadors
If you would like to be a part of one of our screenings in or around the areas listed above, please contact us.
Check back here for more information about a screening in your area.
Would you like to host a screening of Happiness Is? Please contact us to find out how.
Monday
Aug172009
U.S. Tour Opening Night/ Austin, TX
Monday, August 17, 2009 at 12:25PM
Thank you to all who have been requesting information about hotsing a screening. We're planning to launch the screening program this week so, stay tuned. We'll have a new section of our website for folks to register as a "host" and we'll also have support materials available for download.
More coming soon, so thanks for your patience.
Monday
Aug032009
Encore Screening Sunday August 9th at Alamo Ritz
Monday, August 3, 2009 at 8:58AM
Thanks to all who put up with the long lines on July 30th to see film. We're appreciate the support! Good News. There will be an encore screening 1pm, Sunday August 9th at Alamo Ritz in downtown Austin. Click and get your tickets today Alamo - Purchase Tickets
For those who missed it, here's one of the first reviews of the our tour kick off on July 30th “Happiness Is” not found in a solid-surface countertop « GivingCity Austin
Our tour will be headed out of Austin very soon. Many of you have written to request the film in your town. Thank you for your interest in the film!. Our screening program will soon be underway so, please check back with us later this week to find out more about our tour schedule.
For those who missed it, here's one of the first reviews of the our tour kick off on July 30th “Happiness Is” not found in a solid-surface countertop « GivingCity Austin
Our tour will be headed out of Austin very soon. Many of you have written to request the film in your town. Thank you for your interest in the film!. Our screening program will soon be underway so, please check back with us later this week to find out more about our tour schedule.
Wednesday
Jul082009
July 30th Austin Premiere and DVD Release Party
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 7:34PM
We welcome all of you to our Waterloo Records DVD release party (5-7pm July 30th). See you there!
HAPPINESS IS begins a nationwide screening tour in Austin on July 30th at the Alamo Draft House Cinema, 1120 South Lamar at 9:30pm.
****Due to the overwhelming demand for tickets, a second theater has been added. However, there are only a limited amount of seats available!
Tickets are free and can be reserved and can be served on a first come first serve basis. Limit two per person. Send your name, phone number and e-mail to Happinessisthemovie [at] gmail.com
Coinciding with the screening is the release of the film on DVD, including a release party at Waterloo Records, 600 North Lamar from 5:00pm – 7:00pm, also on July 30th. Shapter, director of the critically acclaimed documentary Before the Music Dies, spent two years crisscrossing the country talking to a diverse and fascinating range of people. Average working men and women, authors and happiness “experts,” celebrities like John Mellencamp and Willie Nelson, even the Dalai Lama talked with Shapter about what they believe it means to be happy.
“Happiness doesn’t discriminate; it finds – and eludes – people regardless of background, position or accomplishment,” said Shapter. “So we had to talk to a true cross section of people to help us get a clearer picture of what happiness really means.”
If you are looking for pat answers, you won’t find them in HAPPINESS IS. Instead, the film offers thoughtful insight and explores common ground that will help guide viewers on their own personal journeys towards the elusive but obtainable goal of leading a truly happy life.
The Alamo Drafthouse screening benefits Mobile Loaves and Fishes, an Austin-based organization that figures prominently in the film.
Learn more about how you can get involved with Mobile Loaves and Fishes.
For press inquires:
Eric Webber
512 225 2600
eric@webbermcj.com
HAPPINESS IS begins a nationwide screening tour in Austin on July 30th at the Alamo Draft House Cinema, 1120 South Lamar at 9:30pm.
****Due to the overwhelming demand for tickets, a second theater has been added. However, there are only a limited amount of seats available!
Tickets are free and can be reserved and can be served on a first come first serve basis. Limit two per person. Send your name, phone number and e-mail to Happinessisthemovie [at] gmail.com
Coinciding with the screening is the release of the film on DVD, including a release party at Waterloo Records, 600 North Lamar from 5:00pm – 7:00pm, also on July 30th. Shapter, director of the critically acclaimed documentary Before the Music Dies, spent two years crisscrossing the country talking to a diverse and fascinating range of people. Average working men and women, authors and happiness “experts,” celebrities like John Mellencamp and Willie Nelson, even the Dalai Lama talked with Shapter about what they believe it means to be happy.
“Happiness doesn’t discriminate; it finds – and eludes – people regardless of background, position or accomplishment,” said Shapter. “So we had to talk to a true cross section of people to help us get a clearer picture of what happiness really means.”
If you are looking for pat answers, you won’t find them in HAPPINESS IS. Instead, the film offers thoughtful insight and explores common ground that will help guide viewers on their own personal journeys towards the elusive but obtainable goal of leading a truly happy life.
The Alamo Drafthouse screening benefits Mobile Loaves and Fishes, an Austin-based organization that figures prominently in the film.
Learn more about how you can get involved with Mobile Loaves and Fishes.
For press inquires:
Eric Webber
512 225 2600
eric@webbermcj.com