22nd November

Baby Blues to be Broadcast on National TV in China

A contract was signed in November for the licensing of Baby Blues for broadcast on Chinese national television. This is the first sale of the film to a major broadcaster and the negotiations were handled by Ardent International Sales, the film's sales agent and distributor.

Said Owen Carey Jones, a Director of Carey Films Ltd: "It goes without saying that I am delighted with this sale. For it's first television outing, Baby Blues will be broadcast to the largest single TV audience in the world. There are 1.2 billion people in China who between them own 3 billion television sets and China Central Television reaches around 95% of them, or over 1 billion people."

25th October

Baby Blues Available in Christian Bookshops

Despite an adverse reaction from one US television network, Baby Blues is now being distributed by Authentic Media, a division of STL, the UK based Christian media group. As a result, the film can be bought on video and DVD from a wide range of Christian bookshops including the Wesley Owen chain which has a shop in most major UK towns and cities.

10th October

New Trailer for Baby Blues

Following the signing of the new sales and distribution agreement with Ardent International Sales, Carey Films has produced a new trailer for the film to be used by Ardent at the film and TV markets around the world.

"The new trailer was requested by Ardent as they thought the old one was too linear and gave a wrong impression of the film." says Owen Carey Jones, Director of Baby Blues.

The new trailer can be seen on the Carey Films web site as either a real time streaming video clip or as a progressive download file for better quality reproduction.

25th September

New Distributor for Baby Blues

Following a disagreement which arose with distributors, Grizzly Adams Productions Inc., Carey films has terminated the distribution agreement signed in May this year and signed a new sales and distribution contract with Ardent International Sales Ltd. Early indications are that the new agreement will be considerably more fruitful than the previous one.

Speaking about the change, Owen Carey Jones, writer/director of Baby Blues said: "Grizzly Adams had been focussing almost exclusively on sales to the Christian market which I had never seen as the film¹s prime market. When an American TV network reacted badly to some of the content of Baby Blues, it became clear that this strategy was flawed and that a change of distributor was called for. I am delighted to have signed with Ardent and I have no doubt that they will do an excellent job for us."

18th May 2002

Baby Blues Distribution Agreement signed

Following the screening of Baby Blues at the film markets in London, Milan and Los Angeles, a Distribution Agreement has been signed with the Sales & Distribution arm of Grizzly Adams Productions, Inc. of Colorado. GAP (which grew out of a 70s children's TV series) believe there is a good market for Baby Blues in the USA and elsewhere. Speaking about the deal, Owen Carey Jones said: "It goes without saying that I am very pleased to have signed a distributor for Baby Blues. GAP has wide experience, gained over many years, of distributing films both to the american market and worldwide. To have such a well established company believe in the film enough to offer to take on this role is immensely rewarding to all those involved in the production."