Juiceball: As American as Baseball, Mom, and Apple Pie

Juiceball: As American as Baseball, Mom, and Apple Pie

NEW YORK, July 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Americans are noted worldwide for their "more, More, MORE" attitude, including large cars, expanding waistlines, and "Big Business." You might say that this makes Americans "Big Targets" for jokes.

Juiceball, an animated cartoon, ( http://www.ecardology.com/just4laughs/ecards/juiceball.html ) is a whimsical look at the serious issue of performance enhancement drugs in sports. But, since the short is produced in America, Juiceball is "bigger than that."

Are Americans keeping an eye on the slide of professional sports more than who's sliding into home?

Detroit is bracing for millions of visitors as it hosts baseball's All Star Game Tuesday, July 12, 2005. Meanwhile, Major League Baseball itself is bracing for Congress and its apparent interest in legislating professional sports.

What's a good American to do? Animation producer Kat Caverly has decided to "Flash 'em" with her short animation Juiceball.

"In this case we are struck by the observation that we Americans are in turmoil over what we put into our bodies, and what we know we shouldn't put into our bodies," says Juiceball director Thomas Hudson Reeve.

Kat Caverly sees Juiceball as bigger than just poking fun at Major League Baseball, "Yes, we are making fun of people; ALL People."

Contact Kat Caverly Producer/CEO No Evil Productions 212-757-8388 http://www.noevilproductions.com/

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Source: No Evil Productions

CONTACT: Kat Caverly, producer and CEO, No Evil Productions, +1-212-757-8388, or mom@noevilproductions.com

Web site: http://www.noevilproductions.com/

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