TRICIA HARMON'S INSPIRATIONAL NEW SERIES LAUNCHES SEPTEMBER 25TH
Official graphic for "Live with Tricia," a new inspirational series that debuts September 25th. Inset: Cost host Michelle Crumback and Tricia Harmon mix it up in a scene shot by actor and cinematographer Cameron McCormick, pictured behind the camera.
▶ BY KEVIN AND KRISTEN COLLIER
It has been a fast pace for award-winning actress, author, producer, and beloved Christian personality, Tricia Harmon (Grandma Werewolf, Christmas Coupon) in recent weeks. Aside from MC’ing a red carpet movie premiere and a filmmaker’s conference featuring Alex Kendrick', to promoting the release of her new book S.A.N.D. to Pearls, Harmon has shot 12 episodes for her new inspirational TV show Live with Tricia: Learning to Laugh In-Between the Tears, which debuts Wednesday, September 25, at 7:30 pm, Eastern.
In the program, as well as in her life, Tricia Harmon is dedicated to entering into the pain with empathic, relevant conversation that offers perspective, insight and “laughter in-between tears.”
“Blindsiding moments can derail and sideline a person, to the point of them losing vision, fervor, and even a desire to go on, due to grief, discouragement, depression, and even despair,” Harmon told CM. “After all, laughter is the best medicine, so go ahead--over-medicate on it, with Live With Tricia.”
The series, a production of Noble Pearls Media, founded and operated by Harmon, will be available for viewing via Live With Tricia online. A new episode will be presented online each Wednesday. A guide appears below.
The first season of the program was shot by award-winning actor, director and cinematographer, Cameron McCormick (Lucky, As I Saw Her), owner of the newly founded Evolum Entertainment production company. The first “bundle” of Live With Tricia was recorded in three days, capturing four 30-4o minute episodes each.
McCormick called Harmon “an extremely relatable person, who uses her life experience to help other people grow, as Christians, and in their relationships.”
“Viewers and listeners (of the podcast version) will not only take in program content, but they will also receive valuable resources, recommendations, and downloads,” Harmon, winner of AMTC’s 2018 VIP Award for Mature Lifestyle Model, told CM.
The actress also had a dual role, as both grandmother and lupin lead, in the 2018 film Grandma Werewolf, which won Best Feature under $25k at the International New York Film Festival. CM imagines Harmon howled with delight when conveying her excitement that up-and-coming actor/producer McCormick “said ‘yes’” to being the Live With Tricia cinematographer.
“The goal was to capture that studio effect, to complement the straight-to-camera look during our online studio audience live recording,” Harmon explained. “Cameron not only delivered exceptional Camera B effect, but I actually had fun involving him in some of the conversations for our live audience to enjoy. His talent and attention to details is such a valuable asset to the production.”
Thus, McCormick, by default, became sort of a side-kick, who also helped with the editing of all webcast videos. Harmon’s true sidekick, and partner with inspiration, is Michelle Crumback. She joins Tricia Harmon after Episode 3, as a featured player.
Crumback was intended to make her debut in the series premiere, but missed early recordings due to a cold. The topics tossed back-and-forth between Harmon and Crumback are both entertaining and thought-provoking.
To compliment her new program, Harmon has just published S.A.N.D. to Pearls, the first in a three-part, faith-based, comprehensive study guide and personal development book. It is available from Amazon in paperback and Kindle format. An accompanying video series is planned.
In addition, Harmon explained Live with Tricia is also presented in podcast format that will be available from iTunes, Lybsin, and Spotify.
Live with Tricia is a listener/viewer supported broadcast, solely dependent on “Cheerful Giver” underwriters. Harmon noted that sponsors can support the show at any level, with incentives, recognition, and great promotion geared toward their target market. For more information visit Partners at Live with Tricia.
Noble Pearls Media has announced that Season 2 of Live with Tricia will be recorded mid-November, and aired mid-January, 2020. Free online studio audience tickets will be announced on Facebook, mid-October. You can follow Live with Tricia on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
It has been a fast pace for award-winning actress, author, producer, and beloved Christian personality, Tricia Harmon (Grandma Werewolf, Christmas Coupon) in recent weeks. Aside from MC’ing a red carpet movie premiere and a filmmaker’s conference featuring Alex Kendrick', to promoting the release of her new book S.A.N.D. to Pearls, Harmon has shot 12 episodes for her new inspirational TV show Live with Tricia: Learning to Laugh In-Between the Tears, which debuts Wednesday, September 25, at 7:30 pm, Eastern.
In the program, as well as in her life, Tricia Harmon is dedicated to entering into the pain with empathic, relevant conversation that offers perspective, insight and “laughter in-between tears.”
“Blindsiding moments can derail and sideline a person, to the point of them losing vision, fervor, and even a desire to go on, due to grief, discouragement, depression, and even despair,” Harmon told CM. “After all, laughter is the best medicine, so go ahead--over-medicate on it, with Live With Tricia.”
The series, a production of Noble Pearls Media, founded and operated by Harmon, will be available for viewing via Live With Tricia online. A new episode will be presented online each Wednesday. A guide appears below.
The first season of the program was shot by award-winning actor, director and cinematographer, Cameron McCormick (Lucky, As I Saw Her), owner of the newly founded Evolum Entertainment production company. The first “bundle” of Live With Tricia was recorded in three days, capturing four 30-4o minute episodes each.
McCormick called Harmon “an extremely relatable person, who uses her life experience to help other people grow, as Christians, and in their relationships.”
“Viewers and listeners (of the podcast version) will not only take in program content, but they will also receive valuable resources, recommendations, and downloads,” Harmon, winner of AMTC’s 2018 VIP Award for Mature Lifestyle Model, told CM.
The actress also had a dual role, as both grandmother and lupin lead, in the 2018 film Grandma Werewolf, which won Best Feature under $25k at the International New York Film Festival. CM imagines Harmon howled with delight when conveying her excitement that up-and-coming actor/producer McCormick “said ‘yes’” to being the Live With Tricia cinematographer.
“The goal was to capture that studio effect, to complement the straight-to-camera look during our online studio audience live recording,” Harmon explained. “Cameron not only delivered exceptional Camera B effect, but I actually had fun involving him in some of the conversations for our live audience to enjoy. His talent and attention to details is such a valuable asset to the production.”
Thus, McCormick, by default, became sort of a side-kick, who also helped with the editing of all webcast videos. Harmon’s true sidekick, and partner with inspiration, is Michelle Crumback. She joins Tricia Harmon after Episode 3, as a featured player.
Crumback was intended to make her debut in the series premiere, but missed early recordings due to a cold. The topics tossed back-and-forth between Harmon and Crumback are both entertaining and thought-provoking.
To compliment her new program, Harmon has just published S.A.N.D. to Pearls, the first in a three-part, faith-based, comprehensive study guide and personal development book. It is available from Amazon in paperback and Kindle format. An accompanying video series is planned.
In addition, Harmon explained Live with Tricia is also presented in podcast format that will be available from iTunes, Lybsin, and Spotify.
Live with Tricia is a listener/viewer supported broadcast, solely dependent on “Cheerful Giver” underwriters. Harmon noted that sponsors can support the show at any level, with incentives, recognition, and great promotion geared toward their target market. For more information visit Partners at Live with Tricia.
Noble Pearls Media has announced that Season 2 of Live with Tricia will be recorded mid-November, and aired mid-January, 2020. Free online studio audience tickets will be announced on Facebook, mid-October. You can follow Live with Tricia on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
WATCH THE PREMIERE EPISODE OF 'LIVE WITH TRICIA'
EPISODE 1 - Black, White & Gray: Not Just the Color of My Hair: How To Balance Rules and Relationship. / EPISODE 2 - I Hope You Have One Just Like You!: Why your mother will never get her wish. / EPISODE 3 - Ya Can’t Live With ‘Em. Ya Can’t Live Without ‘Em: The blessing of parents, husbands, bosses and other authorities in our lives, even if you can't stand ‘em. / EPISODE 4 - Don't Feed Her. Send Her Back. I Don't Want Her: How to be siblings by fate and friends by choice. / EPISODE 5 - I'm Proud to be a Polak!: Embracing Our Nationality And Heritage. / EPISODE 6 - I’m Mentally Challenged And So Are You: How to navigate and transform the Sabotaging And Negative Dialogue stuck between our ears in under a minute. / EPISODE 7 - For Such a Time as This, I Am Here: Finding the defining moments that may just reveal our purpose and calling in life. / EPISODE 8 - Princess Warriors Unite: How to be a woman and a warrior without having to prove ourselves. / EPISODE 9 - The Middle Child: How to celebrate and thrive in our tribe. / EPISODE 10 - Age Is Only A Number: Discovering optimal, abundant life the older we get. / EPISODE 11 - Dying: A Lost Art of Doing it Well: Life Lessons Death Teaches. / EPISODE 12 - I Can Only Imagine: What's the 1st day of eternity going to look like?
