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Halloween comes early to VIDI Space as The Harvesters makes its long-awaited online premiere on August 18th, 2018!

Synopsis: On Halloween in Baileyville, Oklahoma, a journalist who prides herself on objective reporting discovers that she is trapped in the middle of a series of horrifying murders and disappearances. When the terror intensifies and a countdown begins, the people closest to Jane are put in danger and her journalistic stance on “not becoming the story” is put to the ultimate test.

Set and shot in Oklahoma, The Harvesters will play twice at www.VIDI.live for subscribers to enjoy, with a special live introduction by writer/director Nick Sanford. Those without a subscription can pay $5 for a three-day pass to access The Harvesters as well as all other content on VIDI Space!

The film will play at 8:00 ET Saturday night followed by an encore at midnight.

The film will also be available to those who have Amazon Fire TV if they download the VIDI Space application, as well as options to rent or buy.

“It’s very exciting to be able to show the world The Harvesters through a platform like VIDI Space,” notes director Nick Sanford. “With all of the paranormal research documentaries, it’s fun to mix in a little independent fiction with that. The film started off as a very personal story for me about my experience growing up in Oklahoma, and now anyone in the world will be able to see it.”

THE HARVESTERS are coming for YOU!

Official VIDI Space Website: http://www.vidi.space

Official Movie Website: http://theharvestersmovie.com

Official Trailer Link: https://www.facebook.com/HarvestersFilm/videos/vl.735955623172296/1533109350044987/?type=1

Filmmaker Bio: Born and raised in Moore, Oklahoma, Nick Sanford began his filmmaking career by flooding his parents’ back porch while trying to shoot a remake of “Titanic” that got him grounded, but started a lifelong passion of entertaining people with cameras. He nearly failed his senior year of high school when making a no-budget, feature-length crime comedy Black Lightning, then swept Oklahoma and Texas film festivals with the horror-drama, Tempus Fugit. Sanford has put the finishing touches on his next film, The Harvesters, a horror-mystery with the intent of “giving audiences an ambitious big-screen experience” with its roots in 70s classics like Jaws, Halloween, and Alien. He began writing the film after the experience of the May 20, 2013 disaster of Moore, OK.

SOCIAL MEDIA:

VIDI Space —
https://www.facebook.com/VIDI.space/
Twitter: @vidispace
Nick Groff Twitter: @NickGroff_
Elizabeth Saint Twitter: @ElizabethSaint_

The Harvesters —
Facebook.com/HarvestersFilm
Twitter: @HarvestersMovie (run by the Harvesters themselves)

James Andrew Oster —
Twitter and Periscope: @JimmytotheO

Laurie Cummings —
Twitter: @LauriesVoice