Paranormal TV Show Wins BIG AT 10th Annual Indie Series Award
By: Stephi Wild Apr. 07, 2019
Argos Paranormal is proud to announce that its show "The Witching Hour" has been named the Best Non-Fiction Series in the 10th Annual Indie Series Awards. The Indie Series Awards held its 10th annual ceremony at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, California, where over 30 awards were announced and given to the 45 nominated shows from around the world.
The Producer of "The Witching Hour", Ryan Martinez, stated in the show's acceptance speech at the ceremony that "winning the Best-Non Fiction Series award is not just a success for me and everyone else involved in the production of the show, but this is also a victory for my fellow investigators in the paranormal community. This victory highlights our contributions to preserving the history of not only historical locations, but the stories of individuals who may no longer be here with us physically." This award also means that "The Witching Hour" is the first award-winning paranormal reality TV series in television history.
ABOUT WINNER
The Witching Hour goes where no other paranormal show has gone before as the investigators of Argos Paranormal investigate the locations that the locals fear and no other paranormal show has ever dared to investigate. These investigators will be pushing themselves to their max limits as they investigate locations at around 3am, also known as the witching hour, when paranormal activity is believed to be at an all-time high during the night.
Find The Indie Series Awards Online:
Website: www.indieseriesawards.com
Facebook: Facebook.com/indieseriesawards
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Twitter: @ISAwards
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About The Indie Series Awards:
Founded by We Love Soaps LLC's Roger Newcomb in 2009, the Indie Series Awards celebrate the best in independently produced entertainment created for the Web.
Indie series are to Network TV series what Independent Films are to mainstream movies; innovation and creativity thrive and fanatical followers are the norm.
The ISAs honor a genre that emphasizes artistic merit and social impact over corporate profits, however, the overall quality of the nominated shows is comparable to that of most TV sitcom or dramas-in fact, several past winners went on to partner with traditional television content providers.
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