Film on NFL’s Controversial Randy Moss Wins Independent Filmmakers Telly Awards

A
penetrating film that delves beyond the unsettled persona of controversial NFL
wide receiver Randy Moss has won three Telly Awards for independent director
and writer David C. Bojorquez of David Productions, a Vision4Media company. The
Moss Method is a film and DVD that explores the insider’s perspective of
competitive sports and the motivation driving the athlete while also
demonstrating Moss’ personal training techniques.

The film’s
executive producer Walter Josten of Blue Rider Pictures said, “The raw material
in this film was captured with a compelling and insightful eye. It’s more than
a training video. It’s forceful storytelling that involves and inspires the
viewer.”

The
60-minute DVD and 42-minute film were shot on location at a
Ft.
Lauderdale,

Fla. facility
while Moss trained in 2006 and was commissioned by Blue Rider Pictures. The
work won Telly Awards in the non-broadcast sports documentary, broadcast sports
program and editing categories. The Moss Method DVD is $19.95 and available
online and at retailers.