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Orange Juice in Bishops Garden : ウィキペディア英語版
Orange Juice in Bishops Garden

''Orange Juice in Bishops Garden'' is a web series, created and directed by Otessa Ghadar, detailing the lives of a group of teenagers as they navigate high school in the 1990s. Currently in its 6th season and on the cusp of its 7th, it is one of the oldest and longest running web series, having started in 2006. The show is set and shot in the greater metropolitan Washington D.C.〔(NBC Online: New Teen Series - Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden )〕〔(Field Students Star in Web Cast Series )〕 area.〔(July Filmmaker of the Month - Otessa Ghadar )〕
''Orange Juice in Bishops Garden'' is distributed by KoldCast TV,〔(Orange Juice In Bishop's Garden on KoldCast TV )〕 a Broadband Television Network that delivers on-demand entertainment programming to a global audience, via the Internet. This partnership enables Orange Juice in Bishops Garden to be viewed on iTunes, Zune, Boxee, and Roku.
The series is also available on its own website, (orangejuiceinbishopsgarden.com ), and on Blip TV.
New episodes premiere every Wednesday during the season, accompanied by interactive social networking on the official website, blog, Twitter, and Facebook pages.
The show is available in closed captioning for hearing impaired viewers, in addition to being available with French subtitles. The show is also currently being translated into Spanish and Russian, as part of a larger translation push.
==History==
''Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden'' started in 2008 as Otessa Ghadar's MFA Thesis for Graduate Film studies, at Columbia University’s Film school in NYC, and grew from there. Otessa now creates the show with the assistance of her mother and Production Designer, Lis de Tuerk Ghadar. Otessa is also the founder of 20/20 Productions, which produced the film.
Episodes are inspired by memories of Ghadar’s own teenage years in Washington, D.C. Ghadar continued ''Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden'' in 2009 to focus on the culture, the fashion and the indie lore of the nation's capital. The production team is female driven, and the cast and crew is composed entirely of local area residents.

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