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Focused TV Productions announces paintball for national television to be aired in 2003 and 2004.

Featuring:
William Shatner’s SPPLAT Attack II
PSP’s 2003 World Cup 5-man
PSP’s 2003 World Cup 10-man

Focused TV Productions is driven to help make paintball a recognized sport for television. Our objective has been to take the sport of paintball and place it in front of millions of television viewers on a national scale. Through our efforts Focused TV successfully produced and packaged the 2002 PSP World Cup of Paintball for a national television audience.

Based on our World Cup success Focused TV has obtained exclusive television and home video rights to William Shatner’s SPPLAT Attack II and the premiere paintball event on the planet PSP’s 2003 World Cup. These world class paintball events will be produced as THREE ONE HOUR SPECIALS for national television and packaged as exclusive Home Videos and DVD’s.

Multiple airings of the events are scheduled to air in November, December and January on OLN, the premier outdoor sports and adventure network (www.olntv.com). OLN is seen nationally in over 60 million households and is owned by The Comcast Corporation the largest cable company in the U.S.

For more information & available television sponsorships packages contact:


Mike McKown, President
Focused TV Productions, Inc.
3802 Ehrlich Road, Suite 308
Tampa, FL 33624
813-908-5800
813-908-5801 Fax
mike@focused.tv
www.focused.tv

 

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