Myx TV, the only English-language multicultural Asian American entertainment network in the United States, premiered its newest original series, “I’m Asian American and…” today.
“I’m Asian American and…” is the first documentary series on American television to focus on the diverse Asian American diaspora, featuring unique and sometimes controversial individuals who do not fit the “model minority” stereotype of the United States’ fastest growing minority group.
The docu-series is shot in and around Los Angeles and consists of 10 episodes. Each episode revolves around real people showing viewers the reality of their lives, from a lawyer who fights human trafficking to a living doll, a dog nanny, a person who does not identify as male or female, a big-time radio DJ, a triplet whose siblings have autism, and many more. From tongue-in-cheek to somber and heartbreaking, each episode of “I’m Asian American and…” will delve into a range of little explored human behaviors and experiences.
“We see ‘I’m Asian American and…’ as a perfect choice for our first original docu-series,” said Miguel Santos, General Manager, Myx TV. “It’s entertaining, provocative, and it challenges every stereotype about Asian Americans while portraying the lives of a diverse group of individuals who are interesting in ways that go way beyond ethnicity.”
“I’m Asian American and…” is produced by Thirsty Tiger Television, Executive Producers/ Partners Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. Chow and Goetsch are producers of such cable favorites as “I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant” (TLC) and the critically acclaimed “The Chef Jeff Project” (The Food Network).
“’I’m Asian American and…’ is not just an Asian American show, it’s an awesome show that millennials, regardless of ethnicity, will love,” said Executive Producers Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. “This is not your mama’s boring oppressed-Asians documentary. On every episode of ‘I’m Asian American and…’ we profile Asian Americans in a fun, tongue-in-cheek way that will make you re-think the stereotypes and pre-conceived notions about the Asian American experience.”
Executive producers for Thirsty Tiger Television are Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. For Myx TV, executive producer and executive in charge of production is Miguel Santos.
The series will be available in all of Myx TV’s platforms, which includes over 12 million households on cable and satellite providers such as Comcast, Time Warner, Cox and DIRECTV; VOD online via www.myx.tv; and on OTT platforms Roku, Samsung Smart TV and Blu-Ray, and Sony Bravia and Blu-Ray. Myx TV is distributed by International Media Distribution, which is owned by NBCUniversal.
ABOUT Myx TV®:
Launched in 2007, Myx TV is the only English-language multicultural Asian American entertainment network in the United States. It’s broadcast in more than 12 million households on cable providers such as Comcast, Time Warner, Cox and DIRECTV. The network is also available on digital platforms, offering on demand content on www.myx.tv and on OTT platforms such as Roku, Samsung Smart TV and Blu-Ray, and Sony Bravia and Blu-Ray. Myx TV’s award-winning programming includes reality shows, live music performances and movies. To find out more, visit www.myx.tv, facebook.com/myxtv, twitter.com/myxtv, instagram.com/myxtv, and youtube.com/myxtv.
ABOUT Thirsty Tiger Television
Thirsty Tiger Television is a boutique production company specializing in unscripted programming. Based in Burbank, California, the company was formed in January 2014 by Executive Producers and Partners Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. Both Chow and Goetsch have over 15 years experience in unscripted realty, documentary cable television shows as well as scripted independent filmmaking. Prior to forming Thirsty Tiger, Chow and Goetsch worked closely together on more than a dozen unscripted series including, “I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant” on TLC, “Southern Fried Stings,” on TruTV, and “The Chef Jeff Project” on The Food Network, where on each project Chow was the Showrunner and Goetsch was the Lead Editor/Story Producer. Goetsch is also the Director/Writer of several independent feature films distributed by Lionsgate and available on Netflix.
Contacts: Tiffany Phung | Myx TV
Head of Marketing
Tiffany.Phung@myx.tv
(310) 292-7929
Aubrey Siegel | Beck Media & Marketing
Aubrey@beckmedia.com
646-762-8702
Alyssa Kent | Beck Media & Marketing
Alyssa@beckmedia.com
310-300-4820
NERISSA M. FERNANDEZ
Global Corporate Affairs & PR
ABS-CBN International
150 Shoreline Drive
Redwood City, CA 94065
650.508.6032 (OFFICE)
650.455.8616 (MOBILE)
650.551.1062 (FAX)
nerissa_fernandez@abs-cbn.com
www.tfc-usa.com
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“I’m Asian American and…” is the first documentary series on American television to focus on the diverse Asian American diaspora, featuring unique and sometimes controversial individuals who do not fit the “model minority” stereotype of the United States’ fastest growing minority group.
The docu-series is shot in and around Los Angeles and consists of 10 episodes. Each episode revolves around real people showing viewers the reality of their lives, from a lawyer who fights human trafficking to a living doll, a dog nanny, a person who does not identify as male or female, a big-time radio DJ, a triplet whose siblings have autism, and many more. From tongue-in-cheek to somber and heartbreaking, each episode of “I’m Asian American and…” will delve into a range of little explored human behaviors and experiences.
“We see ‘I’m Asian American and…’ as a perfect choice for our first original docu-series,” said Miguel Santos, General Manager, Myx TV. “It’s entertaining, provocative, and it challenges every stereotype about Asian Americans while portraying the lives of a diverse group of individuals who are interesting in ways that go way beyond ethnicity.”
“I’m Asian American and…” is produced by Thirsty Tiger Television, Executive Producers/ Partners Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. Chow and Goetsch are producers of such cable favorites as “I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant” (TLC) and the critically acclaimed “The Chef Jeff Project” (The Food Network).
“’I’m Asian American and…’ is not just an Asian American show, it’s an awesome show that millennials, regardless of ethnicity, will love,” said Executive Producers Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. “This is not your mama’s boring oppressed-Asians documentary. On every episode of ‘I’m Asian American and…’ we profile Asian Americans in a fun, tongue-in-cheek way that will make you re-think the stereotypes and pre-conceived notions about the Asian American experience.”
Executive producers for Thirsty Tiger Television are Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. For Myx TV, executive producer and executive in charge of production is Miguel Santos.
The series will be available in all of Myx TV’s platforms, which includes over 12 million households on cable and satellite providers such as Comcast, Time Warner, Cox and DIRECTV; VOD online via www.myx.tv; and on OTT platforms Roku, Samsung Smart TV and Blu-Ray, and Sony Bravia and Blu-Ray. Myx TV is distributed by International Media Distribution, which is owned by NBCUniversal.
ABOUT Myx TV®:
Launched in 2007, Myx TV is the only English-language multicultural Asian American entertainment network in the United States. It’s broadcast in more than 12 million households on cable providers such as Comcast, Time Warner, Cox and DIRECTV. The network is also available on digital platforms, offering on demand content on www.myx.tv and on OTT platforms such as Roku, Samsung Smart TV and Blu-Ray, and Sony Bravia and Blu-Ray. Myx TV’s award-winning programming includes reality shows, live music performances and movies. To find out more, visit www.myx.tv, facebook.com/myxtv, twitter.com/myxtv, instagram.com/myxtv, and youtube.com/myxtv.
ABOUT Thirsty Tiger Television
Thirsty Tiger Television is a boutique production company specializing in unscripted programming. Based in Burbank, California, the company was formed in January 2014 by Executive Producers and Partners Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. Both Chow and Goetsch have over 15 years experience in unscripted realty, documentary cable television shows as well as scripted independent filmmaking. Prior to forming Thirsty Tiger, Chow and Goetsch worked closely together on more than a dozen unscripted series including, “I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant” on TLC, “Southern Fried Stings,” on TruTV, and “The Chef Jeff Project” on The Food Network, where on each project Chow was the Showrunner and Goetsch was the Lead Editor/Story Producer. Goetsch is also the Director/Writer of several independent feature films distributed by Lionsgate and available on Netflix.
Contacts: Tiffany Phung | Myx TV
Head of Marketing
Tiffany.Phung@myx.tv
(310) 292-7929
Aubrey Siegel | Beck Media & Marketing
Aubrey@beckmedia.com
646-762-8702
Alyssa Kent | Beck Media & Marketing
Alyssa@beckmedia.com
310-300-4820
NERISSA M. FERNANDEZ
Global Corporate Affairs & PR
ABS-CBN International
150 Shoreline Drive
Redwood City, CA 94065
650.508.6032 (OFFICE)
650.455.8616 (MOBILE)
650.551.1062 (FAX)
nerissa_fernandez@abs-cbn.com
www.tfc-usa.com
For more CHIKA Patrol updates FOLLOW or LIKE CHIKA PATROL on Facebook and Twitter and ADVERTISE with us email at ilovekakulay@gmail.com
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