One of our clients, Jane Watson of Green Peas TV has orchestrated what has proven to be a video hit and the full version has not yet been released. It turns out that, the blend of a blues guitarist, the views from the Mid-Hudson bridge, locally brewed beer produced by Keegan’s Brewery and the perfect burger cooked up by Chef Noah Sheetz, proved to be a perfect combination on a “warm” Summer day in Hudson Valley. View the trailer here below. Alternatively, you can read the coverage of the video shoot by the Albany Times Union and Poughkeepsie Journal below.

Times Union Coverage:
http://blog.timesunion.com/tablehopping/16436/governors-chef-jams-with-band-on-bridge/#respond

Poughkeepsie Journal Coverage:
http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2010100706024

From the press release:
The Mid-Hudson Bridge offers some of the most jaw-dropping views along the Hudson River. And it’s about to become a breathtaking outdoor kitchen for three of the Hudson Valley’s top chefs; Noah Sheetz, Peter Kelly and Jordan Schor. Green Peas TV, the Hudson Valley’s Internet-based cooking show at www.greenpeastv.com is proud to present breakfast, lunch and dinner from high atop the scenic Hudson. Jane Watson, the producer of Green Peas TV, says, “The shows are not intended to be a typical foodie show for the PBS crowd. We’re not trying to preach to the choir. Our target audience is the average family who eats fast food, and buys their groceries at super box stores. We are trying to reach out to them in the popular reality TV language. We think it is the perfect format to carry our message of why we should all start supporting our local food producers and why we need to pay attention to where our food is coming from.”

There are plans for further follow up shows in Berkshire County – media contacts and potential chefs or guests can contact me directly at: jeff@berkshiredirect.com.

Enjoy the trailer video…