[Lindsay Indigo]

Looking for Class A truck driver in Northern California for television shoot (ideally with your own big rig). Local shoot on April 11 or 12, will take approximately 2-3 hours. Need to film you driving the rig, and to film in cab for short ride-along. We need one female and/or one male driver between the ages of 21- 35.

PLEASE SEND ANYONE MY WAY THANKS!!!

Please reply to this thread, or contact:
Lindsay
Indigo Films Production R&D
415.444.1702
155 N. Redwood Dr., Ste. 250
San Rafael, CA 94903
[email protected]
Television Production Company - Indigo Films

[4roses]

this must be a joke !! ... NO company is going to permit this ... on O/O's may do it ... doubt it thou. The truck only makes money when it's rolling down the road .. no making films for a TV show.

[mitchno1]

Originally Posted by 4roses

this must be a joke !! ... NO company is going to permit this ... on O/O's may do it ... doubt it thou. The truck only makes money when it's rolling down the road .. no making films for a TV show.

good advertising for your company or you as owner operator rose

[Lindsay Indigo]

NOT A JOKE! as mitchno1 said, this is great exposure for a company or an o/o. We always get permission for any driver from their parent company, and try to make it a fun experience... I totally understand, drivers are busy and need to make money, we're just trying to make the best TV program showing drivers in the best light!

Originally Posted by 4roses

this must be a joke !! ... NO company is going to permit this ... on O/O's may do it ... doubt it thou. The truck only makes money when it's rolling down the road .. no making films for a TV show.

[GMAN]

I did a brief search and there is an Indigo Film Productions. Lindsay, you might find more interest if you could elaborate more on what you would have the drivers do. We have had some who came on this and other trucking forums talking about making films about trucks and most seem to have faded away. I suppose we tend to be a skeptical bunch, as a group. Most drivers who own their trucks are over 35 years old. I understand that you may want to appeal to a younger audience, but you may want to provide more information so that those who might fit your demographic might be able to make a more informed decision. We have more than out share of those who want to show drivers and this industry in a negative light. Perhaps that is why you may find so much skepticism. Good luck to you.